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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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OAKLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Fire Department consists of four steam engines, six
hose carts, two hook and ladder trucks, twenty-one horses, 5,300
feet of hose, of which 4,650 feet are in actual use, and 198
hydrants. The cisterns are located at Eighth and Broadway,
and Thirteenth and Broadway.
During the administration of Chief Engineer Moffitt (ten
and one-third months), the expenses of the department including
salaries, expenses, supplies, new hydrants, repairs, etc., expenses
fire alarm telegraph amounted to $31,305.81. During that period
the Department have responded to 45 box alarms, 10 of which
were false, 18 still alarms, 3 of which were false, making a total
of 50 actual fires, to which the Department traveled 830f miles,
worked 210f hours, with a total of 3,110 men, 224 absentees, and
laid 58,550 feet of hose.
Number and location of the 46 boxes: —
No. 2. First and Washington.
" 3. Fourth and Franklin.
" 4. Fifth and Harrison.
" 5. Seventh and Washington.
" 6. Twelfth and Broadway.
" 7. Ninth and Webster.
" 8. Fourteenth and Webster.
" 9. Twelfth and Madison.
" 12. Seventeenth and Grove.
" 13. Frederick Street and Telegraph Avenue.
" 14. Sycamore Street and San Pablo Avenue.
" 15. Thirty-fourth and Peralta.
" 16. Sycamore Street and Telegraph Avenue.
<! 17. Thirty-fourth and Telegraph Avenue.
" 18. Lake and Jackson.
" 19. Walnut and Broadway.
" 21. Seventh Street between Wood and Willow.
" 23. West Fourteenth and Kirkham.
" 24. Seward and Campbell.
" 25. West Seventh and Chester.
" 26. West Seventh and Adeline.
" 27. West Tenth and Kirkham.
" 28. West Seventeenth and Peralta.
" 29. Campbell and Atlantic.
"31. Fifth and Grove.
" 32. Third and Filbert.
" 34. Seventh and Market.
" 35. Tenth and Grove.
" 36. Fourteenth and Market.
" 37. Twentv-first and Market.
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" 38. Twelfth and Adeline.
" 39. Eighteenth and Adeline.
" 41. East Fourteenth Street and Seventeenth Avenue.
" 42. East Twelfth Street and Twelfth Avenue.
" 43. East Seventeenth Street and Eighth Avenue.
" 45. East Twelfth Street and Sixth Avenue.
" 46. East Tenth and Thiri Avenue.
" 47. East Twenty-fifth Street and Nineteenth Avenue.
" 51. First and Webster.
" 52. Third and Jackson.
" 53. Eighth and Jackson.
" 54. Twelfth and Brush.
" 56. Sixteenth Street and San Pablo Avenue.
" 57. Twenty-eighth and Myrtle.
" 58. Webster Street and Orchard Avenue.
" 61. City Hall.
Persons having keys will observe the following rules: —
When it is necessary to use the signal boxes, go to the one
nearest to the fire, and put your key into the outside door, open
it and pull down the hook on the inside once, or until you hear a
bell within the box, close the door, and remain to direct the fire-
men to the locality of the fire.
Do not try to take your key out, as it is locked in, and will
be returned to }7ou.
If, upon opening the door, you hear the bell within the box
ring, do not pull the hook for one minute, or until it lias stopped
ringing, for it will indicate that an alarm is being sent from some
other station. If the box does not ring go to the next nearest box.
Persons having keys will be held responsible for their use.
Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance; do not open
the box except in case of fire; do not give an alarm until certain
there is a fire.
Keys are left at stores and dwellings nearest to the boxes.
Keys can be obtained by any responsible person upon appli-
cation to the Chief Engineer, at his office, or to the Superintend-
ent of Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, City Hall.
Chief Engineer — James Moffitt; J. A. Kennedy and Miles
Doody, Assistant Engineers; G. H. Carle^on, Superintendent
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph.
Companies.
Phoenix No. 1. — Located on Fifteenth in the rear of the City
Hall. Provided with a third-class Amoskeag engine, one
hose cart and 750 feet of hose. H. H. Pheatte, foreman; Ed.
Saperle, engineer; H. Stunns, stoker; J. C. Walsh, driver:
Frank Armstrong, J. P. Taylor, Nicholas Ball, M. J. Roach,
S. Wintringer, extramen.
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John B. Felton No. 2. — Located on Sixth between Broadway
and Washington. A second-class Silsby engine, one hose
cart And 750 feet of hose. John Dolan, foreman; J. Chlou-
pekj^ngineer; Geo. Warren, stoker; L. Hoffman, driver; C.
L. oturm, James Smith, Wm. Quigley, G. W. Bloom, E.
Verdon, extramen.
Oakland No. 3. — Located on Eighth between Campbell and
Willow. A second-class Silsby engine, one hose cart andl
750 feet of hose. James Galavan, foreman; Geo. Demarias,
engineer; W. Ennis, stoker; Charles O'Garra, driver; and!
five extramen.
Brooklyn No. 4. — Located on East Fourteenth Street between!
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues. A second-class Amoskeag
engine, one hose cart, and 750 feet of hose. W. White, fore-i
man; W. Wyles, engineer; D. Cronin, stoker; Geo. Lewis,'
driver; and five extramen.
Empire Hose No. 1. — Located on Sixth between Broadway and
Washington. One hose cart and 650 feet of hose. T. J.'
Brady, foreman ; Phil. Reardon, driver; and five hosemen.
Hose Company No. 2. — Located on San Pablo Avenue, junction
of Market. One four-wheel hose cart and 1,000 feet of hose.
John Breen, foreman; Wm. Hamb, driver; and five hose-
men.
Relief Hook and Ladder Company No. 1. — Located on Sixth
between Broadway and Washington. A Hayes truck. B.
Lambert, foreman; C. Siegel, driver; W. Downey, tillerman;
and eight extramen.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2. — Located on East Fourteenth
between Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues, East Oakland.
John Murphy, driver.
EDUCATIONAL.
Public Schools.
Superintendent — J. C. Gilson.
Assistant Superintendent — Wm. A. Fisher.
High School — Corner of Central Avenue and Market. J. B. Mc-
Chesney, Principal; W. H. Galbraith, Vice-Principal; Mrs.
L. Griffin, S. P. Meads, Mrs. K. B. Fisher, Miss J. Walbridge,
Miss A. Galbraith, Mme. M. Ferrier, Assistants; Robert
Blackwood, Janitor.
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OAKLAND.
Irving Grammar School — Corner Central Avenue and Market-
J. B. McChesney, Principal; Miss Sara Boniface, Miss H. P.
Stearns, Mrs. Nusbaumer, Miss H. Sumner, Miss A. L.
Gray, Assistants.
Prescott Grammar School — Campbell between Seward and
Taylor. D. T. Fowler, Principal; Miss M. C. Heaton, Miss
M. E. Conners, Mrs. K. Mcintosh, Miss M. E. McCann, Mrs.
M. G. Wagner, Miss E. M. Burgin, Mrs. A. Ft. Wood, Miss
M. Burrows, Mrs. S. B. Yule, Miss M. E. Meek, Miss E. C.
Morris, Miss A. Johnson, Mrs. M. E. Hankins, Miss A. M.
Youngman, Miss E. A. Stevens, Mrs. Ida Coady, Miss Julie
E. Colby, Mrs. J. S. Bentley, Miss J. R. Hauck, Assistants.
Mrs. M. Allen, Janitress.
Cole Grammar School — Tenth between Union and Poplar.
J. P. Garlick, Principal; Mrs. Francis Marie Pugh, Miss E.
H. Hilton, Miss Agnes Madden, Mrs. H. J. Lee, Miss Jane
Barry, Miss L. Kinkade, Miss L. A. Gilman, Miss Maggie
Conners, Miss I. M. Lynch, Miss C. A. Vinzent, Miss H. B.
Sproul, Mrs. D. C. Brower, Miss F. G. Smith, Assistants. J.
S. Fox, Janitor.
Tompkins' Grammar School — Fifth between Linden and Chest-
nut. Samuel T. Black, Principal; Mrs. R. R. Johnston, Miss
A. A. McCord, Miss M. E. Morris, Mrs. L. E. Crawford, Miss
L. J. Regan, Miss M. Pratt, Miss R. Reilly, Miss F. Ward,
Miss W. D. Heath, Assistants; B. H. Carter, Janitor.
Lincoln Grammar and Primary Schools — Alice between
Tenth and Eleventh. T. 0. Crawford, Principal. Mrs. M.
L. Hoyt, Miss R. A. Bills, Mrs. S. B. Gates, J. O'Meara, Miss
Mary D. Bull, Miss E. L. Thompson, Miss Mabel E. Brett
Mrs." S. W. McPherson, Mrs. K. A. Campbell, Miss L. S.
Aldrich, Mrs. L. H. Campbell, Miss A. R. Dargie, Miss
Etta Elder, Mrs. E. F. Garlick, Mrs. N. B. Kerr, Assistants.
Robert Irvine, Janitor. •
Durant School — Twenty-eighth between Grove and West.
A. F. Craven, Principal; Mrs. F. A. Parker, Miss C. H. Bis-
sell, Miss A. E. Walton, Miss L. C. Betancue, Miss M. T.
Kimball, Miss A. P. Wright, Mrs. B. H. Stone, Miss L. B.
Myrick, Miss 0. A. Morgan, Mrs. E. Gibbs, Mrs. H. B.
Shorkley, Mrs. C. W. Tarbox, Mrs. M. V. Kingman, Assist-
ants. Mrs. L. E. Le Fort, Janitress.
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Franklin Grammar School — Tenth Avenue between East Fif-
teenth and East Sixteenth. J. H. Sumner, principal; Mrs.
E. R. Tucker, Miss M. J. Shaw, Miss A. P. Meek, Miss H. C.
Simpson, Miss Carrie E. Field, Miss L. E. White, Mrs. F. C.
Sutherland, Mrs. L. A. Walker, Mrs. H. M. Storrs, Miss L. B.
BLckwood, Miss Augusta Jaffee, Mrs. S. B. Byrod, Assist-
ants; Geo. Briant, Janitor.
Lafayette Primary School — Jefferson between Iveventh and
Twelfth. Miss A. F. Aldrich, Principal; Miss Maud How-
ard, Miss Nellie Cook, Miss Josie Lemon, Miss Fannie E.
Allen, Miss Alice T. Lee, Miss Louise D. Allen, Miss Margaret
Wythe, Miss Julia Sherman, Mrs. Helen E. Breed, Mrs. M.
G. Bradbury, Miss Ida Seely, Mrs. E. W. Anderson, Assist-
ants; Allen Peel, Janitor.
Grove Street Primary School — Grove between Fourth and
Fifth. Mrs. N. D. Standeford, Principal; Miss H. N.
Penniman, Miss J. W. Nesbit, Mrs. E. G. Todd, Assistants;
Mrs. Sarah Heney, Janitress.
Harrison Street Primary School — Corner Sixth and Harri-
son. Miss H. M. Mullen, Principal; Miss HA. Robins, Miss
A. M. Quince, and Miss S. O'Brien, Assistants.
Swett School — East Twentieth between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Avenues. Miss M. S. Kimball, Principal; Mrs. E. M. Bar-
tholomew, Miss C. M. Ellis, Miss Alice B. Ward, Assistants;
Mrs. W. Maxwell, Janitress.
Evening School — In High School Building. C. T. Johns,
Principal; John H. Durst, Assistant.
Broadway and Twenty-fifth Street School — Southwest
corner Twenty-fifth and Broadway. Miss Belle E. Merwin.
Plymouth Avenue School — Corner Plymouth Avenue and Elm.
Miss E. Powell.
Clawson School — Corner Magnolia and Twenty-second. Miss
M. C. Cobb, Principal; Mrs. M. E. Pelham, Miss M. R. Mc-
Clure, and Mrs. M. Ayres, Assistants; Mrs. Mary A. Nicol,
Janitress.
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OAKLAND.
The University of California.
The University is located at Berkeley, and is reached by
ferry and railroad from San Francisco, and horse railroad from
Oakland. It was instituted by a law which received the ap-
proval of the Governor, March 23, 1868. Instruction was begun
in Oakland in the autumn of 1869.
The commencement exercises of 1873 were held at Berkeley,
July 16th, when the University was formally transferred to its
permanent home. Instruction began at Berkeley in the autumn
of 1873.
The College of California, which had been organized several
years before the University, transferred its property and students
upon terms which were mutually agreed upon, and closed its
works of instruction in 1869.
The College was incorporated in 185o, and through its
agency a part of the Oakland property of the University, and
the Berkeley site, now owned and occupied by the University of
California, was secured.
The site of the University at Berkeley is a domain of about
two hundred acres, situated on the slope of the Contra Costa hills,
about five miles from Oakland, facing the Golden Gate. It is
traversed by two water courses; is much diversified in aspect,
and is adapted to a great variety of culture. A part of the site
is reserved to illustrate the work of agriculture and horticulture,
and is now under cultivation.
The undergraduate colleges were the only ones included in
the original organization. The professional colleges were added
from time to time- These latter are located in San Francisco.
This University is an integral part of the public educational
system of the State. As such it aims to complete the work begun
in the public schools. It offers the best opportunities in the State
for a higher education. Through aid from the State and the
United States, and by private munificence, it furnishes ample
facilities for instruction in Science, Literature, and the professions
of Law, Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy. In the undergrad-
uate course, i. e., in the Colleges of Letters, Agriculture, Mining,
Mechanics, Civil Engineering, and Chemistry, in the Literary
Course, and in the course in Letters and Political Science, these
privileges are offered without charge of tuition, and to all persons
resident of the State, who are qualified for admission. Persons
from other States are admitted to equal privileges upon the pay-
ment of a small matriculation and tuition fee. The professional
courses, being self-sustaining, require as reasonable tuition fees as
possible. All courses are open to all persons without distinction
of sex. The Constitution of the State provides for the perpetua-
tion of the University under its present form of government.
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With this guaranty of security from change, it looks forward to
an era of ampler development and greater usefulness.
The departments of instruction comprise the following: —
1. Letters and Science — Including the College of Letters or,'
Classical Course, the Colleges of Agriculture, Mechanics, Mining
Civil Engineering and Chemistry, the Literary Course, the Course
in Letters and Political Science, and certain irregular courses.
2. Law — The Hastings College of the Law.
3. Medicine — The Toland College of Medicine.
4. Dentistry — The College of Dentistry.
5. Pharmacy — The College of Pharmacy.
The general funds of the University are devoted to the Col-
lege of Letters and of Science. The Colleges of Medicine,
Dentistry, and Pharmacy are self-supporting. The College of
the Law has a separate endowment.
The University of California is a State institution, estab
lished by the Legislature in accordance with the constitution, and
intrusted to the care of a Board of Regents, which includes the
Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor, the Speaker of the Assembly,
the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, the President of
the State Agricultural Society, the President of the Mechanics'
Institute of San Francisco, the President of the University, and
sixteen other Regents appointed by the Governor and approved
by the Senate.
To this body of Regents the State has committed the ad
ministration of the University, including the finances, care of
property, appointment of teachers, and determination of the
interior organization in all particulars not already determined
by law.
The resources from which the University is maintained are
derived from various sources, and include the following endow-
ments:—
1. The Seminary Fund and Public Building Fund, granted
to the State by Congress.
2. The property received from the College of California, in-
cluding the site at Berkeley.
3. The fund derived from the Congressional land grant of
July 2, 1862.
4. The Tide Land Fund appropriated by the State.
5. Specific appropriations by the Legislature for buildings,
current expenses, etc.
6. The gift of individuals.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
President of the University — Wm. T. Reid,
Allston and Ellsworth Streets, Berkeley.
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OAKLAND.
Committee of Endowment, Finance and Audit — Regents, Hallidie
Stebbins, Marye, and Reid.
Committee of Buildings, Grounds, and other Property — Regents,
Martin, Phelps, Ains worth, and Reid.
Committee of Law — Regents, Wallace, Swift, Rodgers, and Reid.
Committee of Congressional Land Grant — Regents, Winans, Beard,
Rhodes, and Reid.
Committee of Library and Museum — Regents, Hager, Ashburner,
Davidson, and Reid.
Treasurer — J. C. Flood.
Secretary of the Board of Regents and of the Academic Senate
and Superintendent of the Grounds — J. H. C.Bonte, A. M.,D.D.
Land Agent and Assistant Secretary — J. Ham. Harris.
Council of the Board of Regents — J. B. Mhoon.
ACADEMIC SENATE.
William T. Reid, A. M., President.
William Ashburner, Honorary Professor of Mining.
Hermann H., Behr, M. D., Professor of Botany.
George Woodbury Burnall, A. M., Professor of the Greek Lan-
guages and Literature.
R. Beverly Cole.. A. B., M. D., M. R. C. S., Eng. Professor of
Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Albert S. Cook, Ph. D., Professor of the English Language and
Literature.
M., Ph. D., Honorary Professor of Geodesy
of Operative Dentistry, Dental
George Davidson, A.
and Astronomy.
S. W. Dennis, M. D., Professor
Pathology and Histology.
Stephen J. Field, LL.D., Honorary Professor of Law.
M. W. Fish, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Microscopy.
C. S. Goddard, A. M., D. D. S., Professor of Mechanical Den-
tistry.
S. Clinton Hastings, LL.D., Professor of Comparative Juris-
prudence.
Robert P. Hastings, Dean of the Law Faculty.
F. W. Hatch, A. M., M. D., Professor of Hygiene.
*H. B. Herr (United States Military Academy), Professor of Civil
Engineering and Astronomy.
Frederick G. Hesse, Professor of Industrial Mechanics.
Eugene W. Hilgard, Ph. D., Professor of Agriculture, Agricultural
Chemistry, General and Economic Botany.
J. A. Hutton, Eighth Infantry, U. S. A., Professor of Military
Science and Tactics.
T. B. Kane, M. D., M. R. C. S. I., Professor of Clinical Medicine
and Pathology.
' Appointed during absence of Frank Smile Jr.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
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Martin Kellogg, A. M., Dean and Professor of the Latin Language
and Literature.
John Le Conte, M. D., LL.D., Professor of Physics.
Joseph Le Conte, M. D., LL.D., Professor of Geology and Nat-
ural History.
A. L. Lengfeld, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica and Medical
Chemistry.
William B. Lewitt, M. D., Professor of Anatomy.
A. F. McLain, M. D., D. D. S., Professor of Dental Pathology and
Therapeutics.
Robert A. McLean, M. D., Professor of Classical and Operative
Surgery.
W. F. McNutt, M. D., M. R. C. P., Edin., etc., Professor of Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
Bernard Moses, Ph. D., Professor of History and Political
Economy.
John Morton Pomeroy, LL.D., Professor of Municipal Law.
Albin Putzker, Professor of the German Language and Litera-
aure.
Willard B. Rising, Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry.
W. M. Searby, Ph. G., Professor of Elementary Botany and
Materia Medica.
G. A. Shurtletf, M. D., Professor of Mental Diseases and Medical
Jurisprudence.
Frank Soule- Jr (United States Military Academy), Professor of
Civil Engineering and Astronomy.
Irving Stringhatn, Ph. D., Professor of Mathematics.
B njamin R. Swan, M. D., Professor of Diseases of Children.
W. E. Taylor, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
F. H. Terrill, A. M., M. D., Professor of Therapeutics.
A. M. Wilder, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology.
Mills, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and
Civil Polity.
Agassiz, Professor of the Oriental Languages and Litera-
tures.
David Bancroft, Ph. B., Instructor in Civil Engineering.
C. B. Bradley, A. B., Instructor in English.
Ross E. Browne, Instructor in Mechanical and other Branches of
Instrumental Drawing.
Samuel B. Christy, Ph. B., Instructor in Mining and Metallurgy.
John B. Clarke, r"h. B., Instructor in Mathematics.
Win. W. Deamer, A. B., Instructor in Latin (Recorder).
George C. Edwards, Ph. B., Instructor in Mathematics.
A. Wendell Jackson Jr., Ph. B., Instructor in Mineralogy, Petrog-
raphy and Economic Geology.
Henry B. Jones, Instructor in French.
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Wm. Carey Jones, A. M., Instructor in United States History
and Constitutional Law.
Edmond C. O'Neill, Ph. B., Instructor in Chemistry.
F. Slate Jr., superintendent of Physical Laboratory, and Instruc-
tor in Physics and Mechanics.
John W. Atkinson, Ph. B., Assistant Instructor in Chemistry.
H. G. Wanton, B. A., Temporary Instructor in English.
Charles H. Dwindle, Ph. B., Lecturer on Practical Agriculture.
OTHER OFFICERS.
Joseph C. Rowell, A. B., Librarian.
J. J. Rivers, Curator of the Museum.
Gustave Gehring, S. B., Assistant in Chemistry.
Frederick W. Morse, Ph. B., Assistant in Agricultural Chemistry.
Joseph A. Sladke, Superintendent of Machine Shop.
Abel Whitton, Manager University Press.
College of Agriculture — The object of the course in this
College is, besides genera) culture, to familiarize the student
with the science underlying the farmer's calling, and with
the best practice of its several branches, as a preparation tor
the intelligent and successful exercise of his profession,
whether as a practical farmer or an agricultural expert.
College of Mechanics — This College offers the education
necessary for the mechanical engineer, and for such profes-
sional pursuits as involve a knowledge of machinery. If
such is not the aim of the student, he will receive the advan-
tage of such instruction as will enable him to follow any
vocation based on the exact sciences.
College of Mining— This College is designed for student* who
wish to become mining or metallurgical engineers, or to
engage in one of the many pursuits connected with the min-
ing industry, such as surveying and mapping of mines, the
assaying and working of ores, the designing and use of
mining or metallurgical machinery, or the exploration of
mines.
College of Civil Engineering — The object of this College is
to give thorough instruction in those studies which pertain
to the profession of Civil Engineer. To a very considerable
extent these studies are likewise preliminary to the profes-
sion of the architect. They are also serviceable to all who
wish proficiency in the application of mathematics and
physics.
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College of Chemistry — The course of instruction in this Col-
lege is designed for those who wish to become professional
chemists, either as teachers and investigators, or as anatyt-
ical chemists, and manufacturers in chemical industries; and
also for those who wish a thorough groundwork in the sci-
ence of chemistry, both theoretical and practical, as a prep-
aration for the future study and practice of Medicine, Phar-
macy, Metallurgy, etc. While chemistry is the prominent
study of the College, the course offers at the same time an
opportunity to pursue a somewhat extended range of studies
in all the sciences, and such selection of elective studies may
be made as to meet the special needs of several classes of
students.
The Classical Course — This course leads to the degree of Bach-
elor of Arts, and corresponds to the usual academic course of
the leading American Colleges. It is designed to offer prep-
aration for professional study, and to furnish a liberal educa-
tion. Prominence is given to both Latin and Greek.
Literary Course — This course leads to the degree of Bachelor
of Letters, and has the same general purpose as the Classical
Course. The principal difference in the curriculum is that
students in the Literary Course do not take Greek, and as an
offset enjoy a fuller course in English, French and German.
A broid foundation of literary, historical and scientific cult-
ure is laid as well in the Literary as in the Classical Course.
Those who expect to become teachers or editors will notice
the adaptation of the courses to their future vocation.
College of Law is held in the Assembly Rooms of the Society
of Pioneers, 808 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. Robert
P. Hastings, Dean, 636 Clay Street, San Francisco.
College of Medicine is held in Toland Hall, S. F., Stockton
Street between Chestnut and Francisco. Robert A. McLean,
Dean, 603 Merchant Street, San Francisco.
College of Dentistry is held in Toland Hall, Stockton Street
between Chestnut and Francisco, S. F. S. W. Dennis, Dean,
530 Sutter Street, San Francisco.
College of Pharmacy is situated at 113 Fulton Street between
Polk and Van Ness Avenue, S. F. William M. Searby, Dean,
859 Market Street, San Francisco.
ex officio regents.
His Excellency George Stoneman, Governor, Sacramento, ex
officio President of the Board.
His Honor John Daggett, Oakland, Lieutenant Governor.
Honorable H. M. La Rue, Sacramento. Speaker of the Assembly.
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Honoi-able W. T. Welcker, Sacramento, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
Honorable P. A. Finigan, 1248 California Street, San Francisco,
President of the State Agricultural Society.
P. B. Cornwall, southeast corner Spear and Folsom Streets, San
Francisco, President of the Mechanics' Institute.
W. T. Reid, A. M., corner Ellsworth and Allston Streets, Berkeley.
APPOINTED , REGENTS.
Term Expires.
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, D. D., 1609 Larkin Street, San
Francisco 1894
Hon. John S. Hager, A. M., LL.D., Palace Hotel, San
Francisco 1896
Hon. J. West Martin, Oakland 1888
Hon. John F. Swift. San Francisco 1898
A. S. Hallidie, Esq., 6 California Street, San Francisco. . . . 1892
Hon. Jos. W. Winans, A. M., 604 Merchant Street., San
Francisco 1890
Hon. Win. T. Wallace, 324 Pine Street, San Francisco 1886
Prof. Geo. Davidson, A. M., Ph. D„ United States Coast
Survey, San Francisco 1884
John L. Beard, A. M, Centreville 1892
Hon. A. L. Rhodes, 606 California Street, San Fi-ancisco. . 1888
Prof. Wm. Ashburner, 1014 Pine Street, San Francisco. . 1896
Hon. T. Guv Phelps, Belmont 1896
I. W. Hellman, Esq., Los Angeles 1886
Geo. T. Marye, Jr., LL. B., 234 Montgomery Street, San
Francisco 1898
Arthur Rodgers, A. B., Ph. B., 240 Montgomery Street,
San Francisco 1890
George J. Ainsworth, Ph. B., North Temescal 1884
Regular meetings of the Board of Regents are held quar-
terly, viz.: on the first Tuesday in March, June, September and
December. The meeting in June is held at the University, and
the other at their office in Mechanics' Institute, 31 Post Street,
San Francisco.
Classical and English School.
It is located at 1265 Franklin, and has been open about eight
years. It was founded by Prof. Geo. F. Degen, as an institu-
tion of thorough learning in all its branches, and its in-
creased popularity proves the fact. It is under the direct
supervision of the thoroughly efficient principals, Isaac
Wright and Allen E. Janvier.
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California Medical College (Eclectic).
Locate' 1 on Clay Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets. It
affords a thorough training to both sexes in all the branches
of medicine. The regular or winter course commences on
the first Monday of November (annually), and continues for
six months. The intermediate or summer course commences
on the first Monday in June, and continues for twelve weeks.
D. Maclean, M. D., Dean.
California Military Academy.
Located corner Telegraph and Prospect Avenues. Col. W. H.
O'Brien, Principal.
Hopkins' Academy.
Located on Plymouth Avenue between Telegraph Avenue and
Broadway, Academy Hill. Students fitted for the best of
colleges, also for practical business life. Both sexes are
received either as day or boarding scholars. Rev. E. H.
Jewett, Principal.
Miss Bisbee's School.
Located on Oak Street between Tenth and Eleventh Streets. This
is a school for the education of young ladies. Miss S. B. Bis-
bee, Principal.
Snell's Seminary.
Located at 568 Twelfth, intended for young ladies only, re-
ceived as both day and boarding scholars. Miss Mary E.
Snell and Richard B. Snell, Principals.
Oakland Business College and Telegraph Institute.
Located at 1060 Broadway. It affords a thorough business edu-
cation to both sexes. It has been established eight years,
W. J. McGarvey, Principal.
Mills' Seminary.
Located about five miles east of Oakland. This institution is
devoted to the thorough and finished education of young
ladies. Mrs. C. T. Mills, Principal.
Sackett School.
Located at 529 Twenty-first. This school is for bo}s only. D.
P. Sackett, Principal.
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St. Anthony's Parochial School.
Located on Sixteenth Avenue between East Fifteenth and East
Sixteenth. Brother Lascian, Principal.
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart.
Located at 1534 Webster, corner Twenty-first. This is a board-
ing school for young ladies. J. Baptiste, superior provincial.
St. Mary's Academy.
Located on southeast corner Eighth and Grove. In charge of the
Sisters of the Convent of the Sacred Heart.
St. Mary's Parochial School for Boys.
Located on northwest corner Seventh and Jefferson, and taught
by the Christian Brothers.
St. Mary's Parochial School for Girls.
Located on northeast corner Seventh and Grove, and taught by
the Sisters of the Convent of the Sacred Heart.
Home School.
Located at 1825 Telegraph Avenue. This is a home school for
young ladies. Misses L. A. and C. H. Field, Principals.
St. Joseph's Academy.
Location on southeast corner Fifth and Jackson. It is under the
supervision of Brother Lascian for the education of boys
only.
CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church.
Location southeast corner Fourteenth and Brush Streets,
Rev. E. H. Gray, pastor, res Blake House. Services, 11 A. M. and
7.30 p.m.; Young People's Prayer-meeting, 6.30 P. M.Sunday;
Prayer-meeting, Wednesdays, 7.30 p. M.: Ladies' Meeting, Tues-
days, 3 P. M.
Trinity Baptist Church-
Congregation meets at Medical College Building, Clay be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh Streets, Rev. William T. Fleenor pas-
tor, residence 1514 San Pablo Avenue. Services, 11 A. M. and
7.20 p. M. ; Sunday-school, 12.30 P. M. ; Young People's Prayer-
meeting, 6.30 p. M.
First Baptist Church of East Oakland.
Location northeast corner Tenth Avenue and Fourteenth
Street; Rev. S. B. Morse pastor, residence 554 East Sixteenth
Street. Services, 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.; Sunday-school, 12 M.;
Chinese Sunday-school, 3 P. M.
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First Congregational Church.
Location northwest cqrner Twelfth and Clay Streets; Rev.
John McLean, D. D., pastor, residence 520 Thirteenth Street;
Ruv. John Rea, associate pastor. Services, 1,1 A. M. and 7.45 P.M.;
Sunday-school, 12.30 P. M.; Young People's Meeting, 6.45 P. M.
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First Hebrew Congregation.
Location south side of Fourteenth Street near Webster Street,
M. S. Levy Rabbi, resilience 860 Brush. Sabbath-school,
Saturday, 11 A. M., and Sunday 10 a. M.
First M. E. Church.
Location southeast corner Clay and Fourteenth, Rev. C A.
Holmes pastor, residence 1401 Castro Street. Services, 11 A. M.
and 745 P. M. ; Prayer-meeting, 6.15 P. M.; Sunday-school, 12.30
P. M. ; Young People's Meeting, 6.30 P. M.
First M. E. Church of East Oakland.
Location Seventh Avenue between East Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth Streets; Rev. pastor. Services, 11 A. M. and
7.30 p. M.; Sunday-school, 12.30 p. M.; Praise Service, 6.30 p. m.
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Location west side Jefferson between Seventh and Eighth
Streets, Rev. Michael King pastor, residence 616 Seventh Street;
Rev. Thomas McSweeney assistant pastor, res 616 Seventh Street.
Mass on Sundays at 7, 9 and 10.30 A M. ; Vespers, 7.30 P. M. ;
Mass on week days at 7 A. M. ; Sunday-school after the 9 A. M.
mass.
German Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location north side of Seventeenth Street near San Pablo
Avenue; Rev. pastor, resilience 526 Seventeenth Street.
Pleaching, 10.45 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.; Sunday-school, 9.30 A. M.;
Prayer- meeting, Wednesday 7.30 P. M.
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location 955 Campbell Sh-eet, Rev. A. Holbrook pastor, res-
idence 1372 Twelfth Street. Preaching, 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.;
Sunday-school, 12.15 P. M. Seats free.
Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location Seventh Avenue between East Fourteenth and
East Sixteenth Streets; Rev. J. L. Mann pastor, residence 219
East Sixteenth. Preaching, 10.45 A. M. and 7.30 p. M
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Second Presbyterian Church.
Congregation meets at Kohler's' Hall, corner Center and
Seventh Streets; Rev. W. ^eott.Whittier pastor. Sabbath-school
rooms, 13 Chester Hoqs.v conducted by Elders Morrison and Rob-
ertson. Services, 11.15 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. ; Sabbath-school, 1
P. M.
Second Congregational Church.
Location 1718 Chase Street; Rev. Walter Frear pastor, res-
idence 1030 Peralta Street. Services, 10.30 A. M. and 7 p. m.
Reformed Presbyterian Mission.
Location 1171 Market; Rev. N. R. Johnston
idence 1136 Myrtle. Services, Sunday, 11 A. M.
pastor, res-
Chinese Presbyterian Church.
Location 264 Thirteenth Street, Rev. I. M. Condit pastor,
residence 262 Thirteenth Street,
school every evening at 7 o'clock.
Services, 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.;
First Presbyterian Church.
Location northeast corner Thirteenth and Franklin; Rev.
Francis Horton pastor, residence 578 Fifteenth Street. Services,
11 a. m. and 7.30 P m.
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church.
Location Plymouth Avenue between Telegraph Avenue and
Andover Street; Rev. George Mooar pastor, residence 444
Edwards Street. Services, 11 A. M.; Sunday-school, 12.30 p. M. ;
Prayer-meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 P. M.
St. John's Episcopal Church.
Location Grove between Seventh and Eighth, Rev. Benjamin
Akerly rector, residence southwest corner Adeline and Sixteenth
Streets. Daily service at 10 A. M., Sunday at 11 a. M. and 7.30
p. M. : Sunday-school, 9.30 A. M.
St. Anthony's Church.
Location corner Sixteenth and East Fifteenth Streets; Rev.
Father William Gleeson rector, res same. Mass at 8 and 10.30
A. M. on Sundays, week days, 7 A. M.; Vespers, 7.30 P. M.; Sunday-
school, 2 P. M.
St. Patrick's Church.
Location corner Seward and Peralta Streets; Rev. J. B. Mc-
Nally pastor, res 1626 Seward. First Mass, 6.30 A. M. ; High Mass,
10.30 A. M.; Vespers, 7 P. M.
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St. Paul's Episcopal.
Location southeast corner Fourteenth and Harrison Streets,
Rev. Hobart Chetwood pastor, residence 371 Tenth. Services, 11
A. M. and 7.30 p. M. ; Sunday-school, 9.45 A. M.
Church of the Advent— (Protestant Episcopal).
Location corner Sixteenth Street and Twelfth Avenue; Rev.
Hamilton Lee pastor, residence 1305 Twelfth Avenue. Services,
11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.; Sunday-school, 9.45 A. M.
Church of Christ.
Location corner Thirteenth and Jefferson; A. Coplin pastor,
residence 556 Twentieth. Services, 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.; Prayer-
meeting, 10 A. M.
Chinese Mission of M. E. Church.
Location 612 Fifteenth Street. Sunday-school, 7 P. M.
Chinese Mission of Baptist Church.
Location 719 Eleventh Street.
Chinese Mission of Congregational Church-
Location 623 Tenth Street.
Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
Located corner Clay and Thirteenth; Elder J. H. Waggoner
pastor, residence corner Twelfth and Casti-o. Services on Sab-
bath (Saturday), 11 a. m.; Sabbath-school, 9.30 a. m.
G-olden Gate Congregational Church.
Location corner Adeline and Thirty-fourth Streets; Rev.
W. H. Cooke pastor, residence 925 Thirty-sixth Street.
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location Fifteenth between West and Market Streets ; Rev.
James L. Grigsby pastor, residence Third between Franklin and
Webster. Services, 10.45 a. M. and 7 p. m.
Free Baptist Mission.
Location 1473 San Pablo Avenue; S. R. Mead superin-
tendent. Praise Service and Sunday-school, 3 P. M. ; Prayer and
Instruction Meeting. Thursday 7.30 P. M.
Trinity Baptist Church.
Location Medical College Hall, Clay between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets ; Rev. W. T. Fleenor pastor. Preaching at 11
A. M. and 7.30 P. M.; Sunday-school, 12.30 p. m. ; Young People's
Prayer-meeting, 6.30 P. M.
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Universalist Church.
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Location corner Thirteenth and Jefferson; Rev. S. Good- !
enough pastor- Services, 11 A. m. ; Sunday-school, 12.15 P. M.
Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ— (Latter-Day Saints).
Location Shattuck Hall,
way. Sunday-school, 11 a. m.
Preaching, 7.30 P. M. Sunday.
corner Eighth Street and Broad-
; Testimony Meeting, 1.30 P. M. ;
Central Mission Sunday-school of the Y. M- C. A.
Meets every Sunday at rooms of the Young Men's Christian
Association, 865 Broadway, at 2.30 p. m. ; Praise Service, from
2.30 to 3 P. M.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Ezra S. Fowler, general secretary. On Saturday at 7.30
P. M. there is exposition of Sunday-school lesson ; Sunday-school,
2.30 P. M. ; Young Men's Meeting, Tuesday evening; Noonday
Prayer-meeting and service every day.
CEMETERIES.
Mountain View — Located at the terminus of Webster Avenue.
William Collins superintendent, D. Edward Collins secre-
tary, W. C. Mason treasurer.
Odd Fellows — Located at the head of Fruit Vale Avenue.
St. Mary's — Located at the northern terminus of New Webster
Street. A. Mclsaac superintendent.
Hebrew — Located at the terminus of Webster between Mountain
View and St. Mary's Cemeteries.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonic.
Knights' Templar, Oakland Commandry, No. 11. — Stated
Conclave first Tuesday of each month in Masonic Temple.
George D. Metcalf, E. C; J. B. Merritt, General; Z. T. Gil-
pin, C. G.; H. B. Sears, Prelate; R. W. Miller, Treasurer;
Samuel T. Black. Recorder; Chas. F. Burnham, S W.; Robt.
A. Hughes, J. W ; Win, G. dimming, St. B.; Frank E.
Brigham, Sword B.; Chas. H. Hewes, W.; James H. Todd,
Herald; S. W. Allum, E. H. Morgan, Chas. W. Wilkins,
Guards; C. E. Gillett, Sentinel.
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Live Oak Lodge, No. 61, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings first
Friday in each month at Masonic Temple. Robert J. Beebv,
W. M.; E. C. Robinson, S. W.; W. F. i erry, J. W.; P.
Baker, Treasurer; John C. Marsh, Secretary; H. P. Dawlton,
S. D.; A. J. Share, J. D.; W. H. Parrish, W.; O. C. Osborne,
M. D. Hyde, Stewards; G. H. Tilly, Tyler.
Oakland Lodge, No. 188, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings first
Saturday of each month at Masonic Temple. Thomas J.
O'Keefe, W. M.; Gilbert S. Keys, S. W.; Edward Child, J.
W.; C. B. Rutherford, Treasurer; Alvah K. Clark, Secretary;
J. E. Benton, Chaplin; Fred L. Button, S. D.; Wm. H.
Eadon, J. D. ; J. K. Kerchival, Marshal ; H. A. Powell, E. H.
Morgan, Stewards; A. S. Bradford, Tyler.
Alcatraz Lodge, No. 244, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings first
Monday of each month at Masonic Hall, corner Seventh and
Willow. Membership, 75. A. G. Anthony, W. M.; J. Gor-
ham, S. W.; Eugene Perkins, J. W.; W. S. Snook, Treas-
urer; J. Hollywood, Secretary; A. Mar, S. D.; S. W. Proth-
ers, J. D.; W. G. dimming, Marshal; S. Day, Tyler.
Brooklyn Lodge, No. 225, F. and A. M. — Stated meetings are
held on the first Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hail, cor-
ner Eleventh and East Central Avenues, East Oakland. J.
A. Webster, W. M. ; J. V. Webster, S. W.; Membership
about 45.
Alameda Chapter, No. 36, R. A. M. — Stated meetings first and
third Wednesdays of each month, at Masonic Temple.
Samuel T. Black, H. P.; Chas. N. Fox, K.; M. Eadon, S. ;
Chas. D. Pierce, Treasurer; Webb N. Pearce, Secretary;
Wm. Craib, C. of H; F. B. Rodolph, P. S.; Charles W.
Ifewes, R. A. C; Robert Ward, M. 3 V.; J. Miller, M. 2 V.;
W. F. Southard, M. 1 V.; C. E. Gillett, Guard.
Oakland Chapter, No. 26, R. A. M. — Stated meetings first and
third Mondays of each month, at Masonic Temple.
Chas. E. Gillett, M. E. H. P.; Amasa W. Bishop, E. King;
Frederick W. Knight, E. S.; W. Frank Pierce, Treasurer;
James Lentell, Secretary; Wm. B. Clayton, C. of H; James-
T. Gardiner, P. S; E. Winchester, R. A. C; David D. Crow-
ley, M. 3 V.; Geo. Goodman, M. 2 V.; Henrv R. Dalton,
M. 1 V.
Oakland Council, No. 12., R. and S. M. — Special meetings
third Thursday of each month at Masonic Temple. James B.
Merritt, T. 111. M.; Robert A. Hughes, D. M.; Edward H.
Morgan, P. 0. of W.; Thos. H. Pinkerton, Treasurer; E.
Winchester, Recorder; Z T. Gilpin, C. of G.; Chas. T. Burn-
ham, C. of C; James Miller, Steward; J. A. Zimmerman,
Sentinel.
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Oakland Lodge of Perfection, No. 12, A. and A. S. Rite —
Stated meetings second and fourth Mondays of each month at
Masonic Temple. John A. Benson, V. M. ; James B. Merritt,
S. W. ; Thomas J. O'Keefe, J. W; E. A. Sherman, Or.; J. E.
Witcher, AI.; A. Chabot, Treas; L. W. All um, Secretary ; Rob-
ert A. Hughes, M. of C; A. W. Bishop, S. Ex; Charles F.
Burnhain, J. Ex.; E. H. Morgan C. of G.; 0. E. Gillett,
Tyler.
Gethsemane Chapter, No. 5, Rose Croix — John M. Buffington,
W. M.; John A. Benson, S. W.; Charles F. Burnham, J. W.;
M. W. Upton, Or.; J. E. Witcher, Al.; A. Chabot, Treas.;
L. W. Allum, Secretary; W. Frank Pierce, M. of C; E. H.
Morgan, S. Ex. ; A. W. Bishop, J. Ex.; Robert A. Hughes,
G. of T.; C. E. Gillett, Sentinel.
De Molay Council, No. 2, Knights of Kadosh — Stated meet-
ing tirst Thursday of each month at Masonic Temple; Ed-
ward A. Sherman, Com; N. W. Spaulding, 1st L. Com.; J.
B. Merritt, 2d L. Com.; J. W. Dodge, Chan. ; M. W. Upton,
Or.; J.E. Witcher, Al.; L. W. Allum, Recorder; A. Chabot,
Treas; W. Frank Pierce, M. of C. ; John A. Benson, Tur.; W.
T. Hamilton, Dra. ; Robert A. Hughes, 1st D.; E. H. Morgan,
2d D.; A. F. Williams, B. of B.; Charles F. Burnham, B of
1st St.; James R. Glover, B. of 2d St.; C. E. Gillett, L of G.
Adoptive Masonry, the Order of the Eastern Star.
Oak Leaf Chapter, No. 8 — Stated meetings second and fourth
Thursdays of each month at Masonic Temple. Martha
Baker, W. M.; Z. T. Gilpin, W. P.; Abbie A. Jenks, A.
M. ; S. Anderson, Treas.; Maud Howard, Secretary; O. C.
Wheeler, Chaplain; Emma Welch, Adah; A. Child, Ruth;
May Gilpin, Esther; Lizzie Clift, Martha; Ellen Wheeler,
Electa; E. D. Farrington, Organist; Julia T. Gardiner,
Warden; A. S. Baker, Sentinal.
Unity Chapter, No. 65 — Stated meetings first and third Friday
of each month at Masonic Hall, corner Seventh and Willow.
J. M. McGuire, W. P.; Lizzie Wardell, W. M.; Mary Mc-
Guire, A. M. ; Carrie Bassett, Secretary; T. Beretta, Treas-
urer.
West Oakland Masonic Hall and Building Association —
Stated meetings third Thursday of each month at their hall,
corner Seventh and Willow Streets; was organizedin 1876 for
the purpose of huildinga hall for lodge and civic purposes; it
cost $25,000, and is now paying large interest on the invest-
ment to the shareholders. Officers: A Merle, President; W.
Wagner, Vice-President and Treasurer; A. Sbarboro, Seere-
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Oakland Masonic Temple Association — Incorporated June
25,1878. Capital, $100,000 divided into 10,000 shares of $10.00
each. Located corner Twelfth and Washington. F. K. Shat-
tuck, President; A. Chabot, Vice-President; C. E. Gillett,
Secretary ; V. D. Moody, Treasurer.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Porter Lodge, No. 272 — Meets every Tuesday evening at Koh-
ler's Hall, corner Seventh and Chester Streets. Membership,
53. T. Jarvis, N. G. ; F. F. Bacon, V. G.; R. H. Moskiman, Jr.
Recording Secretary; Martin Mauerhan, Permanent Secre-
tary, E. E. Crowell, Treasurer.
Oakland Lodge, No. 118 — Meets every Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows' Hall. Membership, 275. James E. Johnson, N. G. ;
Alexander Giddes, V. G.; James Templeton, Recording Secre-
tary; A. Drinkwater, Financial Secretary; Peter Baker,
Treasurer.
University Lodge, No. 144 — Meets everv Thursday evening at
Odd Fellows' Hall. Membership, 180- A. S. Ward, N. G.; S.
P. Hall. V. G. ; D. E. Bortree, Recording Secretary; S. H.
Mitchell, Financial Secretary; J. A. Johnson, Treasurer.
; Fountain Lodge, No. 198 — Meets every Monday evening at Odd
Fellows' Hall. Membership, 150. Joseph Hanush, N. G.; A.
E. Janvier, V. G. ; Ward Davidson, Recording Secretary: P.
J. Ipsen, Financial Secretary; E. Kreyenhagen, Treasurer.
Golden Rule Encampment, No. 34 — Meets on the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Mem-
bership, 150. A. S. W i rd, Chief Patriarch; Joseph E. Johns-
ton, High Priest; A. D. Smith, Senior Warden; Alexander
Giddes, Junior Warden; George W. Lewis. Scribe; J. E. Ben-
ton, Treasurer.
Harbor Lodge, No. 253 — Meets every Wednesday evening at Ma-
sonic Hall, corner Seventh and Willow Streets. Membership,
90. J. M. Cohen, J. P. G.; H.J. Amerman, N. G.; H.E.I wards,
V. G.; R. G. Graham, Permanent and Recording Secretary;
A. W. Hughes, 'Treasurer; Dr. A. G. Anthony, Medical Ex-
aminer.
Alameda Degree Lodge, No. 5 — Meets on the second and fourth
Friday evenings of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Mem-
bership, 500. H. K. Snow, Degree Master; Jacob Mueller,
Deputy Degree Master; M. McKinzie, Secretary; W. P. Wet-
more, Treasurer.
Evening Star Lodge, No. 263 — Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East Oakland Membership,
61. W A. Follrath, P. G.; W. C. Askwith.N. G.; Joseph An-
derson, V. G.; J. A. Sweet, Recording Secretary; F. Schim-
melpfennig, Treasurer.
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United Order of Odd Fellows — (colored) Meets every Tues-
day evening at Gerraania Hall. Membership, 35. Walter
Edmonds, N. G.; W. Stewart Jr., V. G.; J. B. Wilson, P. N.
G.; D. D. Jacobs, N. F. ; R. T. W. James, P. S.; W. F. Tay-
lor, Treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Libraries — Second floor Odd Fellows' Hall; open
every day, Sundays excepted, from 9 A. m. to 9 p. m. ; P. J.
Ipsen, Librarian. Also Odd Fellows' Hall, East Oakland.
Odd Fellows' Relief Committee — Meetings are held every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Odd Fellows' Hall.
J. M. Cohen, President; J. E Crane, Secretary.
Vorwaerts Lodge, No. 313 — Members, 50. H. Fashain, N. G.;
A. Ringgeuberg, V. G.; T. Gier, Recording Secretary; E. J.
Seibold, Financial Secretary; G. Blum, Treasurer.
Oakland Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 16 — Meets every Wed-
nesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall. Members, 78. Mrs. S.
C. Jones, N. G. ; Miss J. Graves, V. G. ; Mrs. Davis, Record-
ing Secretary; Mr A. McKenzie, Financial Secretary;
Mrs Watkins, Treasurer.
Brooklyn Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 12 — Meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, East Central Avenue,
East Oakland. Members, 82. L. J. Pinkham, N. G.; Mrs. J.
Whipple, V. G. ; Miss K. Icke, Recording Secretary; Mrs.
Anna Liese, Treasurer.
Orion Lodge, No. 189 — Meets every Saturday evening at Odd
Fellows' Hall, corner East Central and Eleventh Avenues,
East Oakland. Membership, 98. James Taylor, N. G.; W.
C. White, V. G.; W. H. Hamilton, Recording Secretary; Geo.
Chase, Financial Secretary; V. S. Northey, Treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Hall Association — Meets on the last Monday
evening of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. W. H. Rouse,
President; George W. Lewis, Secretary; E. Childs, Treas-
urer.
Independent Order of Red Men.
(Exclusively German.)
Alamkda Stamm, No. 113 — Meets every Sunday evening at Ger-
mania Hall. Membership, 50. Frank Seurnm, D. G. O;
J. Harris, O. C. ; John Joergens, U. O; Maiwald, B. C;
D. Vogt, Treasurer; O. Seeland, Secretary.
Independent Order B'nai B'rith.
Oakland Lodge, No. 252 — Meets at Medical College Hall, west
side of Clay between Tenth and Eleventh Streets, every Sun-
day. Membership, 95. A. Hirshberg, Monitor ; G. Moshacher,
President; J. Jacobs, Vice-President; J. Rosenberg, Secre-
tary; J. M. Cohen, Treasurer; A. Silverstein, Warden.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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' N<ȣ Broadway, OaKiauil.
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Importer
Flie Witches,
[EWELRY
Silver-war*,
Precious
Stones,
Etc
315 1 St.,
Sacramento
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Spear St.
ucisco.
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Herrmann's Shoehne.
California Lodge, No. 2 — Meets every Thursday evening at
Germania Hall. Membership, 80. H. Scheiding, President;
J. Liedermann, Vice-President; C. Blessing, Recording Secre-
tary; William Bregers, Financial Secretary; D. Vogt, Treas
urer.
Ancient Order of Hibernians-
315
7 Str««l
Sacramento
Floe Watches,
DIAMONDS,
A Specialty,
WACHHQRST,
JEWELER,
315
Sacramento
CA1_
SILVERWARL
ETC
Division No. 1 — Meets on the third Thursday of each month at
St. Mary's Hall, corner Seventh and Grove Streets. M. J
Ryan, President; John Coveney, Financial Secretary; S. Cro-
nin, Recording Secretary; James Sullivan, Treasurer.
Division No. 2 — Meets on the second Tuesday of each month at
St. Mary's Hall, corner Seventh and Grove Streets. P.
Heverin, President; P. Haley, Vice-President; B. McManus,
Financial Secretary ; Thomas Walsh, Recording Secretary ;
Flinn, Treasurer.
Division No. 3 — Meets on the second Wednesday of each month
at St. Mary's Hall, corner Seventh and Grove Streets. John
Powan, President ; P. Healy, Vice-President; B. McManus,
Financial Secretary; F. Walsh, Recording Secretai'y; E.
Cavanagh, Treasurer.
Knights of Honor.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 1889 — Meets at Kohler's Hall every
Thursday evening. Membership, 65. T. H. McDonald, P. D.;
E. T. Hnbback, D.; H. H. C. Lemkuhl, V. D.; R. Bernhard,
A. D. , E. M. Corlis, Chaplain ; E. F. Kohler, Treasurer ; W.
G. Hawkett, Reporter; N. B. Hoyt, Financial Reporter;
J. B. Macclonald, Guide; R. Steinbruck, Guardian; J.
Noble, Sentinel.
Clinton Lodge, No. 2019 — Meets every second and fourth
Wednesday of each month at Washington Hall, corner
Sixth Avenue and East Central Avenue. Members, 44.
David Hughes^ P. D.; J. L. Bucklev, D.; S. C.Archibald,
V. D.; T. F. Steere, A. D. ; W. H. Wood, Reporter; C. '.
Nichols, Financial Recorder; George H. True, Treasurer;
M. W. Fish, Chaplain; H. Farrier, Guide; H. H. Colby,
Guardian.
Knights of Pythias.
Liberty Lodge, No. 35 — Meets every Thursday evening at
Masonic Hall, corner Seventh and Willow Streets. Members,
125. L. A. Parker, P. C; H. La Perle, C. C; F. L. Burt,
V. C; A. C. Partello, P.; W. H. Watkins, K. of R. and S.;
J. Collyer, M. of F. ; H. Y. Baker, M. of E. ; T. H. Maddern,
M. of A.
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Ci thins to Order Na.,,M,m.ne^i!-
Washington Brewery, TttSrSSRASSsfiHSt
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OAKLAND.
Brooklyn Lodge. No. 32 — Meets every Monday evening at
Schimmelpfenniofs Hall, East Oakland. Members, 127. F.
L. Janis, P. C; F. A. Bemis, C. C; C. L. Parsons, V. C; A.
A. Davis, Prelate; C. J. H. Luth, K. of R. and S.; T. Jack-
son, M. of F. ; F. Schimmelpfennig, M. of E. ; E. L. Law-
rence, M. of A.
Live Oak Lodge, No. 17 — Meets every Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows' Hall. Members, 155. W. O. Buckland, P. C;
August Welander, C. C; Keller, V. C; Philip Journal,
Prelate; H. A. Holland, K. of R. and S.; D. B. Bankhead,
M. of E.; E. Bernstein, M. of F. ; G. A. Fisher, M. of A.; J. J.
Perry, I. G. ; J. C. Orr, O. G. ; H. Maddern, Organist.
Oakland Lodge, No. 103 — Meets every Tuesday evening at
Shattuck Hall, corner Eighth Street and Broadway. Mem-
bers, 54. Perrv P. Bonham, P. C. ; Z. Abraham, C. C. ; J.
M. Vaughn, V. C; George F. Kellogg, P.; Charles H. Pond,
M. of A°; George A. White, M. of E.; E. A. Goddard, M. of F.;
R. H. Gans, K. of R. and S.; W. F. Esmond, I. G.; E. J.
Kahn, O. G.
Chosen Friends.
Brooklyn Council, No. 50 — Meets every Tuesday evening at
Schimmelpfennig's Hall, East Oakland. Members, 73. F.
J. Farnham, P. C. C. ; J. A. Sweet, C. C; Mrs. Clara Foil-
rath, V. C; Mrs. R. J. Drucker, Prelate; A. Schmidt, Secre-
tary; W. A. Follrath, Financier; Mrs. L. Schimmelpfennig,
Treasurer; Mrs. E. W. Crossman, Marshal; W. H. Cowan,
Warden; John W. Berling, Guard; F. Schimmelpfennig,
Sentry.
Oakland Council, No. 20 — Meets every second and fourth
Monday of each month at Kolder's Hall. Members, 64.
J. L. Moser, C. C. ; R. Springer, Secretary; J. Henenger,
Treasurer.
Germania Council, No. 66 — Meets every Friday evening at
Gerniania Hall. Membership about 100. John Dreier, C. C;
J. Klump, V. C. ; J. Rummeck, Secretary; F. Harding,
Financial Secretary-; H. Fege, Treasurer.
Oak Leaf Council, No. 55— Meets on the first and third
Wednesday of each month at Workman's Hall, corner
Twelfth and Franklin. Membership, 72. C. K. Robinson,
C. C. ; Mrs. E. M. Hanavan, Secretary; H. Merriman,
Treasurer.
Unity Council, No. 199 — Meets every Saturday evening at
Shattuck Hall. Membership, 74. J. B. Fields, C. C;
McMahon, Secretary; , Treasurer.
Washing WIXL DOXKalVERY I,OW KatfS.
Office, 38 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
JAMES L. BANKER, ™tt&bWj&l&. BERKELEY.
Importer
cl« Watches,
JEWELRY
Silverware,
Precious
Stones,
Etc.
31b J St.,
Sacramento
315
Sacramento
CAL.
lu Witches.
DIAMONDS,
I Specialty.
HCHHOBST.
OEWELER,
315
r Street
Sacramento
CAL.
Ii'.VERWARE,
SECRET SOCIETIES.
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Independent Order of Good Templars.
Fountain Lodge, No. 193 — Meets every Monday evening at
Medical College Hall, Clay Street between Tenth and Elev-
enth Streets. Membership, 125. James R. Sheehan, W. C. T.;
Miss I. Bort, W. V. T. ; A. Thompson, W. S.; A. A. Dun-
combe, W. T.; Miss E. McCannant, W. F. S. ; Miss G. Brick-
erton, W. D.; Mrs. Snow, R. H. S.; Mrs. E. H. Wilkins,
L. H. S.; W. J. Reed, Jr., P. W. C. T.
Brooklyn Lodge, No. 384 — Meets every Thursday evening at
Schemmelpfennig's Hall, on East Central Avenue between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avenue, East Oakland. Members,
about 44. H. Hale, W. C. T; Miss K. Icke, W. V. T.; Miss
D. Sweet, W. S.; Miss H. Freeman, W. F. S.; J. S. Naismith,
W. T.; G. G. Smith, W. I. G.; Miss R. Schemmelpfennig,
W. O. G.; T. Le Ballister, P. W. C. T.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
California No. 1, A. 0. U. W. — Instituted Aug. 21, 1875. Meets
every Tuesdav evening at Masonic Hall, corner Seventh and
Willow. Members, 132. B. J. Donahue, P. M. W; J. N. Har-
ris, M. W.; J. L. Edwards, Foreman; H. Bruck, Overseer;
William H. Wilkinson, Recorder; George N. Berdan, Finan-
cier; M. B. Smith, Receiver; S. Martin, Guide; Dr. W. M.
Brown, Medical Examiner.
Brooklyn No3t A. O. U. W.— Instituted Sept. 19, 1876. Meets
every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, East Oakland.
Members, 90. J. W. Watson, P. M. W.; E. W. Bradley, M.
W. ; George Chase, Recorder; O. Whipple, Financier; J. K.
Smallman, Receiver; H. L. Farrier, Foreman.
Occidental No. 6, A. O. U. W. — Instituted July 20, 1877. Meets
every Friday evening at Kohler's Hall, West Oakland-
Members, 235 F. R Weigle, P. M. W. ; G. H. Garthorne,'
M. W. ; John Ainsworth, Foreman; John Kitchen, Overseer;
T. H. McDonald, Guide; W. G. Hawkett, Recorder; N. B.
Hoyt, Receiver; William Pirrie, Financier; J Mitchell, I. W.;
M. Mauerhan, Outside Watchman.
Legion of Honor.
•Union Council, No. 168, A. L. of H. — Meets every alternate
Friday at Odd Fellows' Hall, East Oakland, corner East Cen-
tral and Eleventh Avenues. Membership upwards of 80. A. L.
Fuller, Commander; W. H. H. Hamilton, Vice-Commander;
J. E. Blethen, Past Commander; M. J. Hamilton, Secretary.
DA If I Allll RRFVUrRV KKAMJI & IHEVES, Proprietors, for.
UHlVLMIlU DilL.VfL.nl, Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
A/iGre(ti & TreZZ hi.^mSciaaf.' Fresco & Decorative Artists
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OAKLAND.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
Chinese Presbyterian Association — Meets every Sunday at
8 P. M. at 264 Thirteenth Street. Membership, 50.' This in-
stitution is for the Christianization of those Chinese who
have renounced idols and idolatry, and lead an upright life.
All such are entitled to a membership.
Hebrew Congregation Association — Meets first Sunday of
each month at Hall, corner Eighth and Broadway.
* Members. 60. D. S. Hirshberg, President; J. M. Cohen, Vice-
President; G. Bernstein, Secretary; L. Hirshberg, Treasurer;
A Cerf, S. H. Henry, A. Jonas and M. Marcuse, Trustees.
Germania Hall Association — Meets first Tuesday of each month
at Germania Hall. D. Vogt, President; John Marten, Secre-
tary; William Hamiltenberg, Treasurer.
Verein Eintracht — Meets at Eintracht Hall every Tuesday.
Membership, 148. F. Schroder, President; C. Laso, Vice-
President; R. Stenitzky, Recording Secretary; W. Berges,
Financial Secretary; H. Scheiding, Treasurer.
Oakland Turn Verein — Meetings are held on the first and
third Wednesday evening of each month at Germania Hall.
A library of a thousand volumes and a reading-room are
connected with this Verein; open every evening from 8 to 10.
Members, 90. A. Heinze, President; D. Vogt, Vice-President;
Pflug, Secretary; Frank Senram, Treasurer; W. Con-
rade, Leader; A. M. Schutt. Steward and Librarian.
National Lincoln Association, California Division — The
purpose for which this association is formed is to perpetuate
the memory of the Martj'r President Abraham Lincoln by
annual celebration of his birthday; to hold memorial serv-
ices on the anniversary of Ids death, and do such other acts
as may be deemed expedient to preserve and cherish his
memory and the principles of loyality to country and free-
dom, for which he died; and also to cultivate social inter-
course amongst its members. An annual meeting and serv-
ices are held on February 12th, and memorial services on
April loth. Directors — Washington Aver, Columbus Wa-
terhouse, J. S. Cogswell, Reginald FT. Webster, and Charles
H. Wells, S. F.; Edwin A. Sherman and J. M. Buffington,
Oakland.
Homeopathic Hospital Society— Organized 1877, for the
purpose of providing for the maintenance of a hospital,
furnishing treatment in this particular school of medicine.
Under its auspices the hospital, 864 Nineteenth Street near .
Market, has been opened for the free treatment of patients.
Parties desiring treatment can be admitted on application to
Dr. Lyons, northeast corner Jefferson and Eleventh; Dr. J.
M. Selfridge, Surgeon.
SAN FRANCISCO LAJNDRY ™«
i 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
i >.:.:» Krou »vay, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
IS and 2<> Spear St.
San Francisco.
I1CHH0BST.
flte Watches,
JEWELRY
Silverware,
Precious
Stones,
315 J St.,
Sacramento
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES-BANKS.
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315
7 Stx»*»
Fine Watches.
DIAMONDS.
A Specialty.
WACHHQRST.
JEWELER,
315
T Street
Sacramento
CAJ-
IILYERWARE,
Oakland Literary and Aid Society — Incorporated in 1875.(
Members, 150. This society is composed exclusively ofi
colored members, and has for its object mutual improvement!
and social intercourse; coupled with this is also a system of
mutual benefits which provide for a payment of four dol-
lars a week during sickness, and the sum of seventy^five
dollars for funeral expenses, in case of death of any member.
Society meets at Armory Hall, Thirteenth between Bay
and Franklin Streets, on the second and fourth Mondays of
each month. John Rivers, President; D. D. Jacobs, Vice-
President; Miss R. Holland, Financial Secretary; Miss Sophie
Dobson, Recording Secretary; J. B. Hand}7, Treasurer.
The Brooklyn Cosmopolitan Society — Meets at Odd Fellows'
Hall, corner East Central and Eleventh Avenues. Objects,
temperance and literary. J. J. Pensain, President; J. H.
Taggart, Secretary.
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association — Incorporated July
21, 1857. Paid up capital, $250,000. Capital stock, $600,000.
Members, 300. Office Masonic Hall corner Seventh and Wil-
low Streets. This is a mutual banking and savings associa-
tion, for the saving of earnings and the financial advancement
of its members to whom it makes loans at 6 per cent, per an-
num. Its officers are: E. Merle, President; George D. Welch,
Vice-President; A. Sbarboro, Secretary.
BANKS.
First National Bank of Oakland — Incorporated May 15,1
1875. Located at 1002 Broadway; V. D. Moody, President;1
B. F. Mann, Vice-President; A. D. Thomson, Cashier. j
Authorized capital, $1,000,000. Paid up capital, $100,-
000.
Union National Bank — Incorporated May 26, 1875. Located
southeast corner Broadway and Ninth; H. A. Palmer, Presi-
dent; C. E. Palmer, Cashier. Capital, $150,000.
Union Savings Bank — Incorporated May 26, 1869. Located
southeast corner Ninth and Broadway; J. West Martin,
President; H. A. Palmer, Treasurer. Loans, $1,748,739.67,
Deposits, $1,691,670.78; Capital and Reserve Fund, $300,000.
The Oakland Bank of Savings — Incorporated August 13, 1867.
Located northeast corner Broadway and Twelfth; E. C. Ses-
sions, President; W. W. Garth waite, Cashier; Authorized
capital, $1,000,000; Capital and Reserve Fund, $500,000.
S dialer a To.: IKcn'a. B;o.ys' rnruiiphinrr Pnnrifl No- 11 Montgomery Stre
A Youths' CLOTH IN W A L 111 111 hill \lg lilMS, Fine Custom Clothing t,
eel, S. P.
to Order.
Washington Brewery, ?&&.%$??&£& JfiBiSr
64 OAKLAND.
LIBRARIES.
Free Library and Central Reading Rooms of Oakland.
North side of Fourteenth Street, between Washington and Clay-
Streets. The association has been formed to provide a free read-
ing-room tothe public. Here will be found newspapers and peri-
odicals aggregating over one hundred in number. The library-
contains nearly 10,000 volumes. Branches of this institution
have been established at 1704 Seventh Street, West Oakland, and
at 622 East Central Avenue, East Oakland. Open daily, Sun-
days and holidays excepted, from 9 A. M. to 8 p. M. Reading-
room open on Sundays and holidays, from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Wilbur Walker, President; E. M. Long, Secretary and Treas-
urer- Miss Ina D. Coolbrith, Librarian; Henry F. Peterson, 1st
Assistant Librarian; Mrs. J. L. Plummer, 2d Assistant Li-
brarian; Curator Central Reading Rooms, W. G. Dinsmore.
E. A. Trefethen, Columbus Brier, E.
Regular meetings held first Tuesday
Trustees, O. H. Burnham,
M. Long, Wilbur Walker,
of each month.
Odd Fellows' Library.
Second floor of Odd Fellows' Hall Building, northwest corner
of Franklin and Eleventh Streets. The present number of vol-
umes in the library is a little over 4,200; several hundred vol-
umes have recently been added to the collection. During 1880,
19 623 volumes were taken out for persual. The library is sus-
tained by Oakland, University, and Fountain Lodges, of Oak-
land, and Porter Lodge, of West Oakland; each lodge contribu-
ting fifty cents per quarter for each member of the lodge in good
standing. Reading-room open from 9 A. M. to 12 M. ; from 1 to
5 P. M. and from 6 to 9 P. M. Officers: Judge S. F. Daniels, President;
W. A. Rouse, Secretary; A S. Bradford, Treasurer; P. J. Ipsen,
Librarian. Officers' meetings last Friday of each month.
Odd Fellows" Library, East Oakland.
Odd Fellows' Hall. Number of volumes about 1,000. The
library is sustained bv Orion Lodge, of East Oakland. W. H.
Hamilton, President; F. M. W. Fish, Secretary; H W. Barnes,
Treasurer; W. C. White, Librarian.
THE PRESS.
Published by Times
16.00; by carrier, 15
Times (daily morning), 950 Broadway.
Publishing Co. Yearly subscription
cents per week.
Tkibune (daily evening) 413-417 Eighth Street. Published by
Tribune Publishing Company. Yearly subscription, $6.00;
delivered at 15 cents per week.
o r I KUIUnOV WAMIIIXO OOXK AT MHOKT XOTMK.
O. 8. LAUllUnT. Office. <* Geary St.. S. F.. and 80* Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER,
S«rJEol»3r
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
THE PRESS-STREET RAILROADS.
65
Herald of Truth (semi-monthly.) Devoted to the religious in-
terests of the Pacific Coast. Rev. G. S. Abbott, editor.
Subscription $1.25 per annum.
Oakland Journal (German semi-weekly.) Published by the
Journal Publishing Company, Germania Hall.
Signs of the Times, corner Castro Street and Central Avenue.
Elder J. H. Waggoner, editor; Elder E. J. Waggoner, assist-
ant editor; Elder U. Smith, corresponding editor. Published
weekly by the Pacific Press Publishing Co. Subscription
price, $2.00 per year.
Oakland Independent— (weekly). Moffitt & Burke publishers
and proprietors, 459 Ninth Street.
Mirror— (The Illustrated). Mirror Publishing Co. publishers,
954 Broadway.
Oakland Press— (weekly). De Witt C. Lawrence editor and
proprietor, 1520 Seventh Street.
Scientific Californian— (monthly journal). William 0. Thrail-
kill, M. S., M. D., D. D. S., editor and proprietor, office 1003|
Broadway.
Dental Jairus — (monthly journal of dental and oral science).
Dr. Wm. O Thrailkill editor and proprietor, 1003i|Brcad-
way.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Dietz Opera House, north side of Central Avenue, near the cor-
ner of Webster and Twelfth Streets.
Germania Hall, east side of Webster between Sixth and Sev-
enth.
Oakland Theater (Tivoli), located at 467 Fourteenth Street, in
the Camron Block.
Golden Gate Theater, variety entertainment, J. Harvv Church,
sole proprietor. Conducted nightly.-
STREET RAILROADS.
Oakland Railroad — Runs from the foot of Broadway, via Tele-
graph Avenue, to Berkeley, a distance of nearly six miles.
J. S. Emery president, H. H. Towns secretary, G. Y. Loring
superintendent. Office room 2, Wilcox Block, 921 Bread-
way.
Broadway and Piedmont Railroad— Runs from Seventh
and Washington Street, via Fourteenth Street, Broadway
and Webster Street, to Mountain View and St. Mary's Ceme-
teries, thence by a branch to Piedmont Springs, a distance
of about four miles. Walter Blair, president. Officers and
office 522 Fourteenth Street.
0AKIANU RRFWFRY ViA2IM £ ?«*■». Proprietors. Oor
UHfllHVIU Dn [.nun I, TVIeerapn Avenue and Btarant Htreet
MS^VbSnI; S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
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OAKLAND.
San Pablo Avenue Raileoad — Runs from Broadway and
Seventh Street, via San Pablo Avenue, to the Oakland Trot-
ting- Park, Emery Station, about two miles and a half.
Officers and office, room 2, Wilcox Block.
Beooklyn and Feuit Vale Raileoad — Runs from Brooklyn
Station to the northern terminus of Fruit Vale Avenue, via
Thirteenth Avenue, Sanders Street and Fourteenth Avenue, a
distance of nearly three miles. E. C. Sessions, president,
W. W. Gill, secretary. Office and officers 1106 Broadway
near Twelfth Street.
Oakland, Beooklyn and Feuit Vale Raileoad— Runs from
Broadway and Seventh Street to Sixth Avenue, via Broad-
way, Central and East Central Avenues. Office Sixth Ave-
nue near East Central Avenue. Officers: Hiram Tubbs, pres-
ident, W. C. Mason, secretary. Office Sixth Avenue near
East Central Avenue.
Foueteenth Steeet Raileoad — Runs from Washington and
Seventh Streets to Point Station, via Washington, Fourteenth
and Wood Streets. Branch from Seventh and Market Streets
to Twenty-fourth Street; terminus at Adeline Street. Wal-
ter Blair, president. Office 522 Fourteenth Street.
Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Railroad — Runs from
Seventh Street and Broadway to Water, to and across Webster
Street Bridge to Alameda, making its terminus at Park
Street.
POST-OFFICES.
Located at the junction of Broadway, San Pablo Avenue
and Fourteenth Street. W. E. Dargie, Postmaster; L. T. Farr,
Assistant Postmaster and Superintendent City Delivery; Webb N.
Pearce, Assistant Superintendent City Delivery and t Registry
Clerk; C. E. Little, Money Order Clerk; J. H. Russau, Mailing
Clerk ; W. H. Adams, Mailing Clerk ; P. Talty, Jr., Stamp and
Box Clerk; F. A. Poor, General Delivery Clerk; F. C. Caldwell,
General Delivery Clerk; E. J. Fennon, Distributing Clerk; C. E.
Ellis, C. J. Raleigh, Thomas Story, R. E. Coady. E. R. Parsons,
A. D. Cameron, C. C. Boyer, William L. Ranlett, J. G. Kilborn,
C. E. Parsons, Benjamin Crandell, D. H. Bolce, Letter Carriers;
R. G. Benton, Mail Messenger.
Office Hours — General Delivery open daily from 7 A. M. to
7.30 P. M.; Sundays, from 10 to 11 A. M. Registry Office open
daily, except Sunday, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Stamp window,
open daily from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M., except Sunday. Money order
office, open daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M., Sundays excepted. Car-
riers' Window, open daily from 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. ; Sundays, from
10 to 11 A. M.
5. F. LAUNDRY.
<-OOI» WORK, LiOW PRICKS. OlJi.e,
33 Geary St., S. F., aaii 862 Broadway, Oakland
^MCM TMPPIC P Pfl c^-si^et -woods of all kiitds,
dLLCIl, IUUULL & UU,, Now 18 and ««» Spear street, San Francisco.
MANUFACTORIES-TOWN GOVERNMENT OF ALAMEDA.
67
MANUFACTORIES.
The shirt factory of M. J. Keller, of 1007 Broadway, is well
worthy of mention as an industry of Oakland. It is the only
one of any prominence in Oakland, and does the largest custom
shirt business on the Pacific Coast. Mr. Keller supplies good
to very best shirts from 75 cts. to $1.75 at retail, besides a lib-
eral discount to the trade. His shipments by express to all parts
of the Pacific States and Territories are very large.
ALAMEDA.
TOWN GOVERNMENT.
Board of Trustees — James M. Gray, President; William
Simpson, C. A. Edson, E. F. Rae, and I. P. Allen. This Board is
elected in May of each year. Regular meetings every Tuesday
evening.
Board of School Directors — John Barton, President; A
Mayrisch, Henry Herbert, T. 0. Morris, Thomas A. Thompson
and Isaac Mannheim. Elected for three years, two members
retiring each year. Regular meetings are held every Monday
evening. D. J. Sullivan, Superintendent of Schools and ex officio
member Board of Education.
Town Treasurer and Tax Collector — Norris W. Palmer;,
elected for one year.
Town Attorney — John Ellsworth; elected for one year.
Town Clerk — John Ellsworth ; appointed by the Board of
Trustees.
Town Assessor and Auditor — E. Minor Smith ; elected for
one year.
Civil Engineer and Street Superintendent — I. N. Chapman;
elected for one year.
County Assessor for Township — E. Minor Smith; elected for
one year.
Justices of the Peace — E. O. Crosby; office east side of Park
Street, opposite Pacific Avenue. C. M. Radcliff, office Santa
Clara Avenue next to post-office.
Police ' fficers — James Cook, Chief. George S. Redding,
Joseph Lawrence, David F. Chisholm and C. Foster.
Pound Master — Joseph M. Graham.
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ALAMEDA.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Alameda High School, north side Santa Clara Avenue
between Willow and Chestnut Streets. This school occupies a
first-class two-story and basement building of nine rooms, cost-
ing $16,000. Josiah Keep, Principal; J. H. EiekhofF, Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. M. J. Worthen, Miss B. T. Vollman, Miss N. Fletcher,
Mrs. J. H. Phelps, Mrs. C. J. Newberry, Miss L. Flanders and
Mrs. A. C. Paris, Assistants.
Alameda School — Southeast corner Van Buren and Mound
Streets. A one-story building of three rooms, costing $4,000.
Miss N. L. Smith, Principal; Miss M. S. Sohlke, Assistant.
Encinal School — Northwest corner Bay Street and Santa
Clara Avenue. A two-room frame building, costing $2,500.
Mrs. N. J. Ash ton Principal, Miss Kittie Heath, Assistant.
Porter Grammar School — Alameda Avenue between Oak
and Walnut Streets. A two-story frame building, costing
$11,000. Mrs. Jennie Burge, Principal. Miss A. H.Cohen, Miss
M. E. Sabin, Miss L. K. Taney, Mrs. Kate M. Hare, Miss Essie
Seymour, Miss Mabel Griswold, Mrs. Geraldine Clement and Miss
L. Megerle, Assistants.
West End School — Corner Second and Pacific Avenues.
A two-story frame building of four rooms, costing $5,000. Mrs.
E. P.Smith, Principal. Miss M. Cohen, Miss M. Fitzpatrick and
Miss M. H. McLean, Assistants.
Bay Farm School — Miss Mabel H. Baker, teacher.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Alameda Volunteer Fire Department — W. T. Valentine,
Chief Engineer; W. Y. Stahl, Assistant Engineer first district ;
Charles Sturm, Assistant Engineer second district. The depart-
ment consists of two hook and ladder companies and four hose
companies, as follows: —
Citizen Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1 — Located on the south
side of Webb Avenue between Park and Everett Streets. This
company has a Hayes truck. Number of members, fifty. P. W.
Barton, Foreman; M. Fernback, Secretary; F. Boehmer, Treas-
urer.
Citizen Hook and Ladder Co., No. 2 — Located on Santa
Clara Avenue between Morton and Sherman Streets; W. H.
H. Hinchman, Secretary; F. Marcuse,
C.
Hinchman, Foreman
Treasurer.
Thompson Hose Co.
No.
1 — Located on the south side of
Webb Avenue between Park and Everett Streets. Number of
members, twenty. This company has a Babcock hose cart and
1,000 feet of canvass hose. John W. Hartley, Foreman ; Wm.
Graham, Secretary ; Conrad Liese, Treasurer.
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Whidden Hose Co., No. 2 — Located on the east side of Web-
ster Street between Railroad and Pacific Avenues. This company
has two two-wheeled hose carts. John Conrad, Foreman; George
T. Morris, Secretary; , Treasurer.
Central Hose Co., No. 3 — Located on the corner of Santa
Clara Avenue and Bay Street. This company has a two-wheeled
hose cart. Number of members, twenty-five. George Lovegrove,
Foreman; R. S. Faulkner, Secretary, Nicholas Miller, Treasurer.
Pacific Hose Co., No. 4 — Located on the corner of Pacific
Avenue and Chestnut Street. This company has a two-wheeled
hose. Number of members, twenty-five. E. F. Rea, Foreman ;
Ellmore Welsh, Secretary; E. J. Foyrd, Treasurer.
POPULATION.
The actual population, according to the official returns of the
School Census Marshal for May, 1884, was 6,864.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
Oak Grove Lodge, No. 215 — Stated meetings on the second
Thursday evening of each month at Masonic Hall, south-
west corner of Park Street and Santa Clara Avenue.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Evcinal Lodge, No. 164 — Meets every Monday evening at Hall,
northwest corner of Park Street and Santa Ciara Avenue.
Knights of Pythias.
Alameda Lodge, No. 49 — Instituted Nov. 9, 1878. Meets every
Friday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, northwest corner of
Park Street and Santa Clara Avenue.
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Alameda Lodge, No. 5 — Instituted July 13, 1877. Meets Wed-
nesday evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall, northwest corner of
Park Street and Santa Clara Avenue. Membership, 50.
Ashler Lodge, No. 165 — Instituted March 24, 1880. Meets
Saturday evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall, northwest corner
of Park Street and Santa Clara Avenue.
West End Lodge, No. 175 — Instituted June, 1880. Meet
eveiy Monday evening at Holtz' Hall. Membership, 35.
OAKLAND BREWEftY,
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ALAMEDA.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
G-rand Army of the Republic.
Joe. Hooker Post No. 11 — Organized February, 1880. Mem-
bership, 25. J. S. McMahon, P. C. F. H. 'Poindexter, Ad-
jutant. Meets second Thursday evening of each month at
Tucker's Hall.
American Legion of Honor.
Council No. 492—Instituted March 24, 1881. Meets second
and fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Membership, 25.
Knights of Honor.
Garden City Lodge, No. 145 — Instituted August, 1879. Meets
on the first and third Thursday evenings of each month at
Odd Fellows' Hall, northwest corner of Park Street and
Santa Clara Avenue. Membership, 40.
Order of Chosen Friends.
Council No. 27— Instituted May 4, 1881. Meets every Wed-
nesday night at Holtz' Hall.
Alameda Free Reading Room and Library.
Location, over post-office, southeast corner of Park Street and San-
ta Clara Avenue. Open daily from 9 A. M. to 9.30 P. M. Wil-
liam P. Gibbons, M. D., President; Thomas A. Smith, Vice-
President; Robert Kirk, Librarian and Secretary; William
i\ ( li ns, M. D., Thomas A. Smith, George H. Mastick,
M. P. Wiggins, and Dr. J. T. McLean, Trustees.
Alameda Verein-
A social societv. Meets every Friday evening at Harmonie
Hall ; C. C. Volberg, President.
Alameda Building and Loan Association.
Monthly meetings are held at Harmonie Hall, west side of Paru
Street between Santa Clara and Central Avenues, on the sec-
ond Saturday of each month. C. Clark, President; I. Man-
heim, Secretary ; Adolph Mayrisch, Treasurer.
BANK.
First National Bank of Alameda — Incorporated July, 1879.
Capital stock paid up, $100,000; Conrad Liese, President;
J. E. Baker, C .shier.
F L AUNDRY.
Washing WELL DOSEat VEKV l-OW Rates.
Office, 33 Geaiy St., S F., and 862 Bioad .ay, Oakland.
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NEWSPAPERS.
The Alameda Encinal — F. K. Krauth, editor and proprietor.
Office east side of Park Street, between Lincoln and Webb
Avenues. This journal is now in the sixteenth year of its
publication, and is the pioneer newspaper in Alameda. Pub-
lished every Saturday; terms, $3.00 per annum.
The Alameda Argus — T. G. Daniells publisher. Office east side
of Park Street between Webb and Lincoln Avenues; pub-
lished every Saturday; terms, §3.00 per annum; now in its
seventh y< ar.
POST-OFFICES.
Alameda Post-office — -Southeast comer Santa Clara Avenue
and Park Street. A. S. Barber, Postmaster. Office hours
from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Mails arrive from San Francisco (di-
rect) 8 A. m. ; Oakland, 8 A. M.; East 8 A. M.; Santa Cruz, 6
P.M.; Oakland and State, 5 P.M.; Mails depart 7 A. M. ;
Santa Cruz 8.4o A. M.; Sari Francisco, 11.30 a! M.; Oakland,
California and East, 2.30 P. M.
West End Post-office — West side of Webster Street, between
Railroad and Santa Clara Avenues. Miss M. A. Morris,
Postmistress. Office hours and arrivals, San Francisco, 9
A. M. and 6 P.M.; Eastern, 3.30 P. M. Departures. 8 A. M.
and 3.20 P. M.
CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church — Location, south side Santa Clara Avenue
between Benton and Staunton Streets. Services Sunday at
11 A. M. and 7 p. M. Sunday-school at 12.30 P. M. Com-
municants, 41, Sundaj^-school attendance, about 70.
Congregational Church — Location, Central Avenue between
Union and Grand Streets. Rev. George Morris, Pastor. Serv-
ices at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Sunday-school at 12.30 P. M.
Christ Church (Episcopal) — Location, northwest corner Oak
Street and Santa Clara Avenue. Rev. Alfred T. Perkins,
Rector. This society has a neat wooden church edifice,
erected in 1873, at a cost of about $4,000. Hours of serv-
ice 11a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday-school at 10 A. M.
Methodist Episcopal Church — Location, southwest corner
Park Street and Central Avenue. Rev. M. C. Briggs, Pastor.
Services at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Sunday-school at 12.30
p. M.
First Presbyterian Church — Location, southwest corner Ver-
sailles and Central Avenues. Has a good church edifice,
costing $5,000. Rev. R. L. Tabor, Pastor. Services at 11.30
A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Sunday-school at 12.30 P. M.
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ALAMEDA-BERKELEY.
St. Joseph's Church (R. C.) — Location, southwest corner San
Antonio Avenue and Chestnut Street. Rev. William Glee-
son, Pastor. Pastoral residence East Oakland. Services at
9 a. M. Sunday-school at 2 p. m.
PUBLIC HALLS-
Harmonie Hall — West side Paru Street, between Santa Clara
and Central Avenues.
Holtz' Hall — East side Webster between Railroad and Santa
Clara Avenues.
Masonic Hall — Southwest corner Santa Clara ave and Park
Street.
Odd Fellows' Hall — Northwest coiner Park Street and Santa
Clara Avenue.
Park Opera House — Southwest corner Park Street and Buena
Vista Avenue.
Town Hall — South side Webb Avenue between Park and Ev-
erett Streets.
Tucker's Hall. — Park Street between Central and Santa Clara
Avenues.
Schroeder's Hall— Northeast corner Park and Webb Avenues.
For social enjoyment.
BERKELEY.
TOWN GOVERNMENT.
Board of Trustees — F. K. Shattuck, President; A. F. Gunn, C.
W. Davis, J. B. Henley, and J. M. Creed.
Board of School Directors — F. H. Wheelan, President; H. A.
Palmer, H. B. Berryman, H. McCaskell, W. C. Jones and
George Jebens.
Town Treasurer, Wm. M. Hilton.
Town Clerk, T. F. Graber.
Town Assessor, A. Rammelsberg.
Town Marshal, Philip Monroe.
Justices of the Peace: C. R. Lord and C. N. Terry.
Constables, A. H. Morris and Ysinael Ysunza.
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SCHOOLS.
University of California — The following departments are
located at Berkeley, viz: —
1. College of Letters (classical course).
2. College of Agriculture.
3. College of Mechanics.
4. College of Mining.
5. College of Engineering.
6. College of Chemistry.
7. Literary Course.
8. Course in Letters and Political Science. (The Colleges of
Law, Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy are located in San
Francisco). Examinations for admission to the colleges
located in Berkeley, August 6, 7, 8, 1884. First term com-
mences August 7th. Class day, commencement, alumni meet-
ing, etc., occur about the last of May; each }7ear.
Officers — William T. Reicl, President; residence corner Allston
Way and Ellsworth Street; office, room 2, North Hall.
Martin Kellogg, A. M., Dean; residence Bushnell Street; of-
fice, room 3, North Hall. William W. Deamer, A. B., Re-
corder; residence corner Home and University Avenue;
office, room 1, North Hall. A register containing full infor-
mation in regard to all departments, is published annually,
and may be had by application, personally or by mail, to the
President or Recorder.
Public Schools, consisting of High School, Grammar and Pri-
mary Schools, are liberally supported. Graduates from the
High School are admitted to the University without exami-
nation.
Kellogg School (Public) — South side Center St. between Shat-
tuck Avenue and Oxford St. W. W. Anderson, Principal.
West Berkeley Public School — Southeast corner Bay and
San Pablo Avenue. G. W. Horton, Principal.
Berkeley Gymnasium — West side Dana Street between Uni-
versity Avenue and Bancroft Way. A preparatory school
to the University established in 1877, George Bates, A. M.,
Principal. Fall term commences July 21, 1884. Spring
term closes, May 21, 1885. Catalogue published annually.
Bowens' Academy — Corner University Avenue and Sherman
Street. F. Stewart Bowens, A. B., Principal.
Presentation Convent (Catholic) — Addison Street near Hamil-
ton. Ten nuns, seventy pupils. Also connected with the
Convent and conducted by the Sisters, is St. Peter's Boy's
School, having 30 pupils. The system of educatitn is simi-
lar to that pursued in the public schools, with the addition
of vocal and instrumental music and (for the girls) sewing
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BERKELEY.
The Harmon Seminary, for young ladies.— Established, in 1882,
by the late Rev. S. S. Harmon. Since his death, in Decem-
ber, 1883, it has been conducted by his daughters, Catharine
W. Harmon and Sophia B. Harmon as Principals, and Ed-
war, i J. Wickson, Treasurer. The buildings and grounds
are situated on Atherton Street, extending to Ellsworth.
The Seminary has both boarding and day pupils, the num-
ber in attendance during the year ending June 1, 1884 being
90. The departments of instruction are several: The Kinder-
garten, Primary, Preparatory and Academic to the regular
course; special courses to prepare for entrance to the different
Colleges of the State University; a Conservatory of Music,
and departments of Art and Modern Languages. The in-
structors during the term ending June 1st, were as follows:
Mental and Moral Philosophy, Mr. Wickson; Higher English
branches, Miss Eva V.Carlin; Intermediate English branches,
Miss M. E. Male; Kindergarten and Primary, Miss Carrie
Trincano; Vocal Music, Prof. W. Toepke; Instrumental
Music, Prof. Frederick Zech Jr. and the Misses Harmon.
French, E. du Castel; Drawing and Painting, F. L. Heath;
The vear 1884 and '85 will begin on July 31st. The year
is divided into two terms of 20 weeks each. An annual
catalogue is published, giving description of the institution,
list of pupils, etc.
State Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute.
Located near the State University, Berkeley. The grounds
consist of one hundred and thirty acres, eighty acres of which
are on the hills overlooking the bay. Pure water is supplied
by hillside springs, and the elevated site insures the purest of air.
A better location could not have been chosen. On the 17th of
January, 1875, the beautiful and costly stone building occupied
by the instituiion was destroyed by fire, and the exigencies of
the case, with more than a hundred helpless unfortunates to
shelter and provide for, were indeed great. But the spirit of en-
ergy, coupled with that of benevolence, which inspires the citizens
of Alameda County, found means to build a temporary structure
without delay, and, as early as April 21st, three months from the
time of the disaster, the school was again opened. The buildings
' include a series of structures, including "Homes," a central refec-
' tory, school house, etc., all of which accommodate about two hun-
dred and fifty pupils. The buildings are of the most substantial
! character, having concrete and stone foundations, brick super-
structurey»walls lined with brick, slate roofs, all partitions of brick,
| and stone gtair-cases throughout. Every arrangement to secure
health and comfort has been made, while the system of segrega-
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away with many evils connected with having a large number
under one roof. . 1
The course of studies pursued at this institute is very nearly,
the same as that embraced in the public schools and in the senn-|
naries with the addition of music, which is taught the blind as a
means' of obtaining a livelihood. The institution is sustained by
the State but clothing and traveling expenses must be provided
by the parents or guardians of the children, except in cases of ex-
treme poverty, when a proper certificate from the County Judge
will authorize the directors to supply clothing.
Bo\rd of DIRECTORS— A. K. P. Harmon, President, Oak-
land • E H. Woolsey, Vice-President, Oakland; Geo. D. Dornin,
Berkeley; R. A. Redman, Oakland; Geo. H. Rogers, San Fran-
cisco- W.'L. Prather, Secretary and Treasurer.
Officers— Warring Wilkinson, Principal. Teachers ol the
deaf and dumb: Geo. B. Goodall, Miss Anna B. Carter, Henry
Frank Miss Annie Warren, Douglafc Tilden, Miss Mary A. Dutch,
Miss K A Crandall ; teacher of articulation, Mrs. A. B. Wilkin-
son- teacher of drawing, Theophilas D'Estrella; teachers of the
blind Chas. T. Wilkinson, Mrs. A. R. Goodall; teacher of music,
Geo. B. Goodall; Physician, Dr. H. T. Legler; Clerk, W .E Zan-
der Matrons, Mrs. B. Willard, Miss J Osgood, Miss M. J. Wise-
man; Foreman of carpenter-shop, E. P. Pike; Foreman of print-
ing office, S. E. Watson; Engineer. Fred Hansen.
CHURCHES.
First Congregational Church— Rev. Charles A. Savage/
Pastor; services at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
{ HURCH of THE Good Shepherd (Episcopal)— Northeast corner
Ninth and Bristol Streets, West Berkeley. Rev. G. A. Eas-
ton, Pastor.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church— Bancroft Way near Ellsworth
Street. Rev G. A. Easton, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church— Corner Ellsworth Street and Allston
Way. Rev. John B. Thompson, D. D., Pastor; services at
11 A. M. and 7.30 p M. Sunday-school at 9.30 A. M.
SILVERWARE
First Presbyterian Church (West Berkeley) -Corner Eighth
and Bristol Streets. Rev. James M. Smith, Pastor; services
at 11 A. M. and 7.30 p. M.
Methodist Episcopal Church— Seventh near University Ave-
nue, West Berkeley. Rev. George S. Holmes, Pastor; serv-
ices at 11 A. M. and 7.30 p. M. Also services at Clapp's Hall,
East Berkeley, at 3.30 p. m.
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BERKELEY.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Berkeley Lodge, No. 270, I. 0. O. F.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock at Clapp's Hall, corner Shattuck Ave-
nue and Berkeley Way. The lodge is about building a new
hall at corner Addison Street and Shattuck Avenue. Offi-
cers: Phil Sheridan, N. G. ; Kern, V. G.;B. F. Dahl, Secre-
tary; Jos. Chappie, Treasurer.
Durant Lodge, No. 268, F. and A. M. — Meets first Friday even-
ing of each month at Clapp's Hall. Geo. D. Metcalf,
Master; T. F. Graber, Secretary.
Berkeley Lodge, No. 10, A. O. U. W.— Meets every Tuesday
evening at Clapp's Hall. Wrn. H. Chapman, M. W. ; F. H.
Payne, Recorder.
Hearts of Oak Lodge, No. 61— Meets every Wednesday evening
at Everding's Hall, corner Second and Bristol Streets, West
Berkeley.
University Lodge, No. 88— Meets every Saturday evening at
Clapp's Hall. Ira A. Boynton, M. W.; J. G. Wright,
Recorder.
Le Conte Council, No. 945, A. L. of H.— L. H. Long, Chief
Councilor; T. F. Graber, Secretary.
THE PRESS.
The "Berkeleyan"— Published monthly by the students. Ed-
itors elected every six months.
Berkeley "Advocate"— Published weekly by H. N. Marquand;
office Shattuck Avenue near University Avenue.
POST-OFFICES.
Berkeley Post-office— West side Choate Street near Bancroft
Wa}'. S. S. Merrill, Postmaster (money order office).
West Berkeley Post-office— University Avenue near Fifth.
W. C. Wright, Postmaster (money order office).
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32d, westerly from Peralta to
the bay.
ABEL (See East Twenty-
fourth).
ADAMS AVE (See Bast Four-
teenth).
ADAMS; east of Vernon, from
Bay Place northeasterly.
ADELINE (or Twenty-eighth
ave), irom East Fourteenth to
East Sixteenth.
ADELINE, bet Magnolia and
Chestnut, from Fir^t northerly
to San Pablo ave.
600 First
Third
Fifth
Eighth
Tenth
Twelfth
Fourteenth
Sixteenth
1400 Eighteenth
1500 Twentieth
1600 Twenty-second
1700 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1900 Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
2100 Thirty-second
2200 Thirty-fourth
ALBION, bet Sycamore and
Caledonia ave, from Telegraph
ave westerly to Grove.
500 Telegraph ave
ALDEN (See Twenty-ninth)
ALICE, bet Harrison and Jack-
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700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
600 First
650 Second
700 Third
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
1450 Durant
ALPINE, from Shattuck ave,
westerly and north of Forty-
seventh.
ALTA AVE, north of Lake
Merritt and east of Broad-
way.
ANDOVER, east of Elm, from
Plymouth ave northerly to
Edwards.
2250 Plymouth ave
ATLANTIC, south of William
from Peralta, westerly to the
bay.
1600 Peralta
1650 Campbell
1700 Willow
1750 Wood
• 1800 Pine
3, bet Yerba Buena ave and A
(continuation of Thirty-fourth)
from Peralta westerly to the
bay.
BAY, bet the bay and Cedar,
from Atlantic to Short.
750 Atlantic
800 William
850 Seventh
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fifth and Merrimac Place, from
second and Nolan, from Grove
Telegraph ave easterly to
westerly to San Pablo ave.
city boundary.
BROOK, east of Broadway,
450 Broadway
from Orchard northerly to
BAY, from Lake Merritt north-
Webster ave.
easterly to Excelsior.
BROOKLYN, bet Peralta and 1
BECKWITH, east of Liberty,
Pacific, trom Lake Merritt east-
from Temescal northerly.
erly to Clinton.
BENTON, north of Mariposa
BROWN, bet Nolan and Wal-
ave, from Shattuck ave west-
ton, from Telegraph ave west-
erly.
erly to San Pablo ave.
BIRNIE, bet Durant and Fif-
500 Telegraph ave
teenth, from Franklin westerly
650 Grove
to Telegraph ave.
800 West
400 Franklin
900 Market
450 Broadway
BRUSH, bet West and Castro,
BOOTH, from Webster ave
from First northerly to San
westerly north of junction of
Pablo ave.
Webster ave and Broadway.
600 First
BROADWAY, bet Washing-
650 Second
ton and Franklin, from Water
700 Third
northerly to Thirty-sixth.
750 Fourth
600 First
800 Fifth
650 Second
825 Sixth
700 Third
850 Seventh
750 Fourth
900 Eighth
800 Fifth
950 Ninth
825 Sixth
1000 Tenth
850 Seventh
1050 Eleventh 1
900 Eighth
1100 Twelfth
950 Ninth
1150 Thirteenth
1000 Tenth
1200 Fourteenth
11150 Eleventh
1250 Fifteenth
1100 Twelfth
1300 Sixteenth
1150 Thirteenth
1350 Seventeenth
1200 Fourteenth
1400 Eighteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1450 Nineteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1500 Twentieth
1350 Seventeenth
1550 Twenty-first
1400 Eighteenth
CALAIS, continuation of Mar-
1450 Nineteenth •
ket.
1500 Twentieth
CALEDONIA AVE, bet Al-
1550 Twenty-first
bion and Thirtieth, from Tele-
1600 Twenty-second
graph westerly to Grove. (
1650 Twenty-third
500 Telegraph ave.
1700 Twenty-fourth
CAMPBELL, bet Willow and
1800 Bay Place
Peralta, from Third northerly
2000 Prospect ave
to Twenty-eighth.
2100 Orchard
700 Third
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STREET DIRECTORY.
79
750
At 1 untie
CEDAR, bet Bay and
Pine,
800
William
from Third northerly to Sew-
850
Seventh
ard.
900
Eighth
700 Third
950
T:iylor
800 William
liioo
Seward
850 Seventh
1050
Lincoln
900 Division
1100
Twelfth
950 Taylor
1150
Thirteenth
CENTER,bet Chester an
dCy-
1200
Fourteenth
press, lrom First northe
rly to
1250
Fifteenth
Peralta.
1300
Sixteenth
600 First
1350
Seventeenth
700 Third
1400
Eighteenth
800 Fifth
1500
Twentieth
850 Seventh
1600
Twenty-second
900 Eighth
1700
Twenty-fourth
950 Ninth
CAMPBELL (See' Thirtieth).
1000 Tenth
CAPITAL- bet Lake and Stone,
1050 Eleventh
from Pacific northerly to
1100 Twelfth
Prospect.
1150 Thirteenth
CARROLL
, bet Twenty-sev-
1200 Fourteenth
enth and Twenty-eighth ave.
1250 Fifteenth
from East Sixteenth to Saun-
1300 Sixteenth
ders.
1350 Seventeenth
CARROLL
, from East Six-
CENTRAL AVE
(See
teenth to Saunders, north and
Twelfth).
1
south
CHARLES AVE (See
East
CASTRO, bet Brush and Grove,
Twenty-eighth).
from First
northerly to Twen-
CHARTER LINE (Thirty
tietb.
sixth).
600
First
CHARTER (See Twenty-
650
Second
second).
700
Third
CHARTER (See East Twenty-
750
Fourth
fifth).
800
Fifth
CHASE, bet Taylor and
Divis-
825
Sixth
ion, from Campbell westerly
850
Seventh
to Wood.
900
Eighth
1650 Campbell
950
Ninth
1700 Willow
1000
Tenth
CHERRY, east of Maple
from
1050
Eleventh
Temescal northerly.
1100
Twelfth
CHESTER, bet Henry
and
1150
Thirteenth
Center, from First northerly
1200
Fourteenth
to Twelfth.
1250
Fifteenth
600 First
1300
Sixteenth
700 Third
1350
Seventeenth
800 Fifth
1400
Eighteenth
850 Seventh
1450
Nineteenth
900 Eighth
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STREET DIRECTORY.
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
CHESTNUT, bet Adeline and
Linden, from First northerly
to San Pablo ave.
600 First
700 Third
800 Fifth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
1000 Tenth
1100 Twelfth
1200 Fourteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1-100 Eighteenth
1500 Twentieth
1600 Twenty-second
1700 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1900 Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
2100 Thirty-second
2200 Thiriy-fourth
CLAY) bet Jefferson and Wash-
ington, from First northerly
to San Pablo ave.
600 First
650 Second
700 Third
750 Fourth
8<)0 Fifth
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
900 E^hth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
12i>0 Fourteenth
1300 Sixteenth
CLEVELAND AVE, contin
nation of Forty fourth.
CLINTON- bet Pine and Jones,
liom Matthews avo northerly
to Indian Gulch.
CLINTON, north of Grant,
from Thirteenth ave easterly
to boundary of city.
COUNTY ROAD, to Moraga
Valley, continuation of Thir-
teenth ave.
COUNTY ROAD, to Red-
woods, east of Peralta ave.
CRESCENT AVE, north of
Lake Merritt and east of
Broadway.
CURTIS, bet Market and West,
from Nineteenth northerly to
Twenty-second.
1450 Nineteenth
1500 Twentieth
1525 Twenty-first
1550 Lydia
CURVE, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, from San Pablo ave
westerly to Grove.
600 San Pablo ave
CYPRESS, bet Center and
Kirkham, from First northerly
to Peralta. (Numbered the
same as Kirkham, stopping at
junction of Twenty-second.)
DELGrER (See Twentieth).
DENNISON, from San An-
tonio Creek to Park ave.
DIAMOND, bet Broadway
and Beckwith, from Temescal
northerly.
DIAMOND, bet Broadway and
Silver, from Moss ave north-
erly.
DIVISION, bet Taylor and
Short, from Wood westerly to
the bay.
1750 Wood
1800 Pine
1850 Cedar
DOVER continuation of Grove.
DUNCAN, hot county road and
Hopkins, from Moraga Valley
roaii easterly.
DUNCAN, "bet Clinton and
Hopkins, from Thirteenth ave
easterly.
DURANT- bet Twentieth and
Birnie, from Telegraph ave
easterly to Lake Merritt.
200 Jackson
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STREET DIRECTORY.
81
250 Alice
300 Harrison
350 Webster
400 Franklin
450 Broadway
EAST EIGHTEENTH, bet
East Seventeenth and East
Nineteenth, from Fourth ave
easterly to Fourteenth ave.
(Numbered the same as East
Nineteenth to Fourteenth ave,
where it stops.)
EAST EIGHTH, south of East
Tenth, from Lake Merritt east-
erly to Seventh ave.
50 First ave
100 Second ave
150 Third ave
200 Fourth ave
250 Fifth ave
300 Sixth ave
EAST ELEVENTH, bet East
Tenth and East Twelfth, from
Lake Merritt easterly to Thir-
teenth ave.
50 First ave
100 Second ave
150 Third ave
200 Fourth ave
250 Fifth ave
300 Sixth ave
350 Seventh ave
400 Eighth ave
450 Ninth ave
500 Tenth ave
550 Eleventh ave
600 Twelfth ave
EAST FIFTEENTH, bet
East Fourteenth and East
Sixteenth, from Lake Merritt
easterly to eastern boundary 01
city.
100 Second ave
150 Third ave
200 Fourth ave
250 Fifth ave
• 300 Sixth ave
350 Seventh ave
400 Eighth ave
450 Ninth ave
500 Tenth ave
550 Eleventh ave
600 Twelfth ave
650 Thirteenth ave
700 Fourteenth ave
750 Fifteenth ave
800 Sixteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
900 Eighteenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
lOuO Twentieth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
1100 Twenty-second ave
EAST FOURTEENTH, bet
East Twelfth and East Fif-
teenth, from Lake Merritt
easterly to boundary of city.
50 First ave
100 Second ave
150 Third ave
200 Fourth ave
250 Fifth ave
300 Sixth ave
350 Seventh ave
400 Eighth ave
450 Ninth ave
500 Tenth ave
550 Eleventh ave
600 Twelfth ave
650 Thirteenth are
700 Fourteenth ave
750 Fifteenth ave
800 Sixteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
900 Eighteenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1000 Twentieth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
1100 Twenty-second ave
EAST NINETEENTH, bet
East Eighteenth and East
Twentieth, from Fourth ave
easterly to boundary of city.
200 Fourth ave
250 Fifth ave
300 Sixth ave
350 Seventh ave
400 Eighth ave
450 Ninth ave
500 Tenth ave
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STREET DIRECTORY.
550
Eleventh ave
400
Eighth ave
600
Twelfth ave
450
Ninth ave
650
Thirteenth ave
500
Tenth ave
700
Fourteenth ave
550
Eleventh ave
750
Fifteenth ave
600
Twelfth ave
800
Sixteenth ave
650
Thirteenth ave
850
Seventeenth ave
700
Fourteenth ave
900
Eighteenth ave
750
Fifteenth ave
950
Nineteenth ave
800
Sixteenth ave
1000
Twentieth ave
850
Seventeenth ave
1050
Twenty-first ave
900
Eighteenth ave
1100
Twenty second ave
950
Nineteenth ave
EAST SEVENTH, bet San
1000
Twentieth ave
Antonio Estuary and East
1050
Twenty-first ave
Eighth, from Fourth ave east-
1100
Twenty-second ave
erly to Six
tb ave.
EAST TENTHS bet East
200
Fourth ave
Eighth and Ea-t Eleventh,*
250
Fifth ave
from Lake
Merritt easterly to
EAST SEVENTEENTH, bet
Tenth ave
East Sixteenth and East Eight-
50
First ave
eenth, from Fourth ave east-
100
Second ave
erly to boundary of city.
150
Third ave
200
Fourth ave
200
Fourth ave
250
Fifth ave
250
Fifth ave
300
Sixth ave
300
Sixth ave
350
Seventh ave
350
Seventh ave
400
Eighth ave
400
Eighth ave
450
Ninth ave
450
Ninth ave
500
Tenth ave
EAST THIRTIETH, north of
550
Eleventh ave
East Twei
ty-ninm, irom Un-
600
Twelfth ave
ion easter
y to boundary of
650
Thirteenth ave
city.
700
Fourteenth ave
1050
Twenty-first ave
750
Fifteenth ave
EAST TWELFTH bet East
800
Sixteenth ave
Eleventh and Eat-t Fourteenth,
850
Seventeenth ave
from Lake
Merritt easterly to
900
Eighteenth ave
boundary of city.
950
Nineteenth ave
50
First ave
1000
Twentieth ave
100
Second ave
1050
Twenty-first ave
150
Third ave
1100
Twenty-second ave
200
Fourth ave
EAST SIX TEENTH bet East
250
Fifth ave
Fifteenth
and East Seven-
300
Sixth ave
teenth, from Lake Merritt
350
Seventh ave
easterly tc
» boundary of city.
400
Eighth ave
150
Third ave
450
Ninth ave
200
Fourth ave
500
Tenth ave
250
Fifth ave
550
Eleventh ave
300
Sixth ave
600
Twelfth ave
350
Seventh ave
650
Thirteenth ave
S. F. LAUNDRY.
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aios IS and go ispear street, San Francisco
STREET DIRECTORY.
83
a
&
if-*
IN*
9 700 Fourteenth ave
750 Fifteenth ave
800 Sixteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
900 Eighteenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1000 Twentieth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
lli'O Twentj^-seeondave
EAST TWENTIETH, bet
East Nineteenth and East
Twenty-first, from Matthews
ave easterly to boundary of
city.
250 Fifth ave
350 Seventh ave
450 Ninth ave
550 Eleventh ave
E=f 650 Thirteenth ave
C0I 800 Sixteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
90.) Eighteenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1000 Twentieth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
1100 Twenty-second ave
EAST TWENTY EIGHTH,
bet East Twenty-seventh and
East Twenty-ninth, from Nine-
teenth ave easterly to boun-
dary of city.
1050 Twenty-first ave
EAST TWENTY FIFTH,
bet East Twenty-fourth and
East Twenty-sixth, from Thir
teenth ave easterly to boun-
dary of city.
850 Fourteenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
EAST TWENTY FIRST,
bet East Twentieth and East
Twenty-second, from Mat-
thews ave easterly to boun-
dary of citv.
250 Fifth ave
350 Seventh ave
400 Eighth ave
450 Ninth ave
550 Eleventh ave
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650 Thirteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1051 Twenty-first ave
EAST TWENTY FOURTH
north of East Twenty-third,
from Matthews ave easterly
to boundary of citv.
350 Seventh ave
450 Ninth ave
550 Eleventh ave
650 Thirteenth ave
825 Fourteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
EAST TWENTY NINTH
bet East Twenty-eighth and
East Thirtieth, from Union
easterly to boundary of city.
1050 Twenty-first ave
EAST TWENTY SECOND,
bet East Twenty-first and East
Twenty-third, from Matthews
ave easterly to boundary of
city.
250 Fifth ave
350 Seventh ave
450 Ninth ave
550 Eleventh ave
650 Thirteenth ave
700 Fourteenth ave
850 Seventeenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
EAST TWENTY-SEV-
ENTH, bet East Twenty-
sixth and East Twenty-eighth,
from Thirteenth ave easterly
to boundary of city.
900 Fourteenth ave
1050 T wen 'v first ave
EAST TWENTY SIXTH
bet East Twenty -fifth and East
Twenty-seventh, from Thir-
teenth ave^ easterly to boun-
dary of city.
875 Fourteenth ave
950 Nineteenth ave
1050 Twenty-first ave
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EAST TWENTY THIRD,
1400 Cypress
bet East Twenty-second and
1600 Peralta
East Twenty-fourth, from Mat-
EIGHTEENTH AVE, bet
thews ave easterly to boundary
Seventeenth and Nineteenth
of city.
aves, from San Antonio Creek
EAST TWENTY THIRD,
northeasterly to East Twenty-
bet East Twenty-second and
first.
East Twenty-fourth, from Mat-
1100 East Twelfth
thews ave easterly to boundary
1200 East Fourteenth '
of city.
1250 East Fifteenth
350 Seventh ave
1300 East Sixteenth
400 Eighth ave
1350 East Seventeenth
450 Ninth ave
1400 East Eighteenth
550 Eleventh ave
1450 East Nineteenth
650 Thirteenth ave
1500 East Twentieth
750 Fourteenth ave
EIGHTH, bet Seventh and
850 Seventeenth ave
Ninth, from East Front west-
950 Nineteenth ave
erly to Wood
1050 Twenty-first ave
50 Fallon
EAST FRONT, bet Fallon and
100 Oak
San Antonio Creek, from Sev-
150 Madison
enth northerly to Tenth.
200 Jackson
850 Seventh
250 Alice
900 Eighth
300 Harrison
950 Ninth
350 Webster
EDWARDS, bet Plymouth ave
400 Franklin
and Thirty-sixth, from Tele-
450 Broadway
graph ave easterly to city
500 Washington
boundary.
550 Clay
EDWARD AVE (See East
600 Jefferson
Thirtieth).
650 Grove
EIGHTEENTH, bet Seven-
700 Castro
teenth and Nineteenth, from
Telegraph ave westerly to the
750 13 rush
800 West
bay.
900 Market
500 Telegraph ave
950 Myrtle
3 550 San Pablo ave
1000 Filbert
650 Grove
1050 Linden
700 Castro
1100 Chestnut
750 Brush
1150 Adeline
800 West
1200 Magnolia
900 Market
1250 Union
950 Myrtle
1300 Poplar
1000 Filbert
1350 Kirkham
j 1050 Linden
1400 Cypress
1100 Chestnut
1450 Center
1150 Adeline
1500 Chester
1200 Magnolia
1550 Henry
1250 Union
1600 Lewis
13U0 Poplar
1700 Willow
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5 fur tlie
stre:
EIGHTH AVE, bet Seventh
and Ninth aves, from East
Tenth northeasterly to East
Twenty-fifth. (Numbered the
same as Eleventh ave.)
ELEVENTH, bet Tenth and
Twelfth, from Fallon westerly
to Market, and from Kirkham
westerly to Center. (Num-
bered same as Ninth.)
ELEVENTH AVE, between
Tenth and Twelfth aves, from
San Antonio Creek northeast
erly to Peralta.
1000 East Tenth
1050 East Eleventh
1100 East Twelfth
1200 East Fourteenth
1250 East Fifteenth
1300 East Sixteenth
1350 East Seventeenth
1400 East Eighteenth
1450 East Nineteenth
1500 East Twentieth
1550 East Twenty-first
loOO East Twenty-second
1700 East Twenty-fourth
1750 East Twenty-fifth
ELIZABETH, from San An-
tonio Creek to lailroad track.
ELM CSee Twenty-fourth).
EMERY (Emery Tract), north-
erly from Peralta to Park.
EMERY TRACT, bet Watt's
Tract and Oakland Trotting
Park.
ERIE, continuation of Forty-
second.
ETTIE, bet Hannah and Gen-
ter, from Twenty-eighth to
Park ave.
EVOY AVE (See Fortieth).
EXCELSIOR, north of Lin-
coln, from Lake Merritt east-
erly to Thirteenth ave.
FALLON, bet Oak and East
Front, from Sixth northerly to
Thirteenth.
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
FIFTEENTH, bet Fourteenth
and Sixteenth, from Oak west-
erly to Jackson; Franklin
westerly to Market, fromKirk-
ham westerly to Willow.
100 Oak
150 Madi*on
400 Franklin
450 Broadway
500 San Pablo
550 Clay
600 Jefferson
650 Grove
700 Castro
750 Brush
800 West
1350 Kirkham
1400 Cypress
1450 Center
1600 Peralta
1650 Campbell
FIFTEENTH AVE, between
Commerce and Sixteenth ave,
from East Twelfth northeast-
erly to East Nineteenth.
1100 East Twelfth
1200 East Fourteenth
1250 East Fifteenth
1300 East Sixteenth
1350 East Seventeenth
1450 East Eighteenth
FIFTH- bet Fourth and Sixth,
from Oak westerly to Peralta.
100 Oak
150
Madison
Jackson
200
250
Alice
300
Harrison
350
Webster
400
Franklin
450
Broadway
500
Washington
550
Clay
60()
Jefferson
650
Grove
COTTON,
IT 13 TH1
BEST.
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86
STREET DIRECTORY.
700
Castro
1800
Twenty-sixth
750
Brush
1900
Twenty -eighth
900
Market
2000
Thirtieth
950
Myrtle
2100
Thirty-second
1000
Filbert
FIRST, bet Water Front and
1050
Linden
Second, from Madison wester-
ll'iO
Chestnut
ly to Peralta.
1150
Adeline
150
Madison
1200
Magnolia
250 Jackson
1250
Union
250
Alice
1300
Poplar
300
Harrison
1350
Kirkham
350
Webster
1400
Cypress
400
Franklin
1450
Center
450
Broadway
1500
Chester
500
Washington
1550
Henry
550
Clay
1600
Lewis
600
Jefferson
FIFTH AVE, bet Fourth and
650
Grove
Sixth aves, from East Seventh
700
Castro
northeasterly to Matthews ave.
750
Brush
900
East Seventh
900
Market
950
East Eighth
950
Myrtle
1000
E ist Tenth
1000
Filbert
1050
East Eleventh
1050
Linden
1100
East Twelfth
1100
Chestnut
1200
East Fourteenth
1150
Adeline
1250
East Fifteenth
1200
Magnolia
1300
East Sixteenth
1250
Union
1350
East Seventeenth
1300
Poplar
1400
East Eighteenth
1350
Kirkham
1450
East Nineteenth
1400
Cypress
1500
East Twentieth
1450
Center
1550
East Twenty-first
1500
Chester
1600
East Twenty-second
1550
Henry
FILBERT, bet Linden and
1600
Lewis
Myrtle, i
rom First northerly
1650
Campbell
to San Pablo ave.
1700
Willow
600
First
1750
Wood
700
Third
1800
Pine
800,Fiith
1850
Cedar
850
Seventh
FIRST AVE. bet Lake Merritt
900
Eighth
and Second ave, Irom East
1000
Tenth
Eleventh
lorlheasterly to East
1100
Twelfth
Fifteenth
L200
Fourteenth
1050
East Eleventh
1300
Sixteenth
1100
East Twelfth
1400
Eighteenth
1200 East Fourteenth
1500
Twentieth
1250
East Fifteenth
1600
Twenty-second
FORD, fr«m San Antonio Creek
1700
Twenty-fourth
to Park ave.
3. F.
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Office, 33 Ger.ryEt., S. F., and 86 ay, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
IS ami 20 Spear St.
San Francisco.
STREET DIRECTORY.
FORTY FIFTH, bet Forty
fourth and Forty-sixth, from
San Pablo ave to Telegraph
ave.
FORTY-FIRST, bet Fortieth
and Forty-second, from San
Pablo to Telegraph ave.
FORTY FOURTH, bet Forty
third and Forty-fifth, from
San Pablo to Telegraph ave.
FORTY SECOND, bet Forty-
first and Forty-third, from San
Pablo to Telegraph aves.
FORTY SEVENTH, north o
Forty-sixth.
FORTY SIXTH, bet Forty
fifth and Fony-seventh, from
San Pablo ave to Telegraph
ave.
FORTY THIRD, bet Forty
second and Forty-fourth, from
San Pablo to Telegraph ave.
FOURTEENTH, ' bet Thir
teenth and Fifteenth, from
Fallon westerly to the bay.
50 Fallon
100 Oak
150 Madison
200 Jackson
300 Harrison
350 Webster
400 Franklin
»45'> Broadway
500 Washington
551) Clay
6u0 Jefferson
650
700
750
800
901)
Grove
Castro
Brush
West
Market
950 Myrtle
1000 Filbert
Linden
Chestnut
Adeline
Magnolia
Union
1300 Poplar
1350 Kirkham
1050
1100
1150
1200
1250
1400 Cypress
1450 Center
1600 Peralta
1650 Campbell
1700 Willow
FOURTEENTH AVE, bet
Thirteenth and Fifteenth aves,
from San Antonio Creek north-
easterly to city boundary.
1050 East Eleventh
1100 E Twelfth
1200 E Fourteenth
1250 E Fifteenth
1300 E Sixteenth
1350 E Seventeenth
1400 E Eighteenth
1450 E Nineteenth
1500 E Twentieth
1550 E Twenty-first
1600 E Twenty-second
1650 E Twenty-third
1700 E Twenty -fourth
1750 E Twenty-fifth
1800 E Twenty -sixth
1850 E Twenty-seventh
1900 E Twenty-eighth
1950 E Twenty-ninth
FOURTH, bet Third and Fifth,
from Oak westerly to Market.
100 Oak
150 Madison
200 Jackson
250 Alice
300 Harrison
350 Webster
400 Franklin
450 Broadway
500 Washington
550 Clay
600 Jefferson
650 Grove
700 Castro
750 Brush
FOURTH AVE, bet Third and
Fifth aves, from East Seventh
northeasterly to East Nine-
teenth.
900 E Seventh
950 E Eighth
1000 E Tenth
SchaferS Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, r^VSK
St,
Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
Wostermann & Co., Proprs.,
X. W. cor. 5th & Kirkhani Sts
88 STREET DIEECTORY.
1050 B Eleventh
1700 Willow
1100 B Twelfth
1750 Wood
1200 E Fourteenth
1800 Pine
1250 E Fifteenth
1850 Cedar
1300 E Sixteenth
GRANT, bet Montgomery and
1350 E Seventeenth
Clinton, easterly from Moraga
1400 E Eighteenth
Valley road.
FRANKLIN, bet Broadway
GROVE, bet Castro and Jeffer-
and Webster, northerly from
son, from First northerly to
Twenty-second.
Thirty-sixth.
600 First
600 First
650 Second
650 Second
700 Third
700 Third
750 Fourth
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
800 Fifth
825 Sixth
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
1150 Thirteenth
1200 Fourteenth
1200 Fourteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1450 Durant
1300 Sixteenth
FRANKLIN (See East Tenth).
1350 Seventeenth
FREDERICK, from San An-
1400 Eighteenth
tonio Creek to Park ave.
1450 Nineteenth
FREDERICK (See Nine
1600 Twenty-second
teenth).
1650 Twenty-third
FRUIT VALE AVE, east of
1700 Twenty-fourth
East Oakland, running north
1725 Twenty-fifth
and south.
1750 Sycamore
GEARY (See Thirty-ninth).
1800 Twenty-sixth
GENOA, bet Calais and Har-
1850 Twentv-seventh
per, from Benton to Tehama.
1900 Twenty eighth
GENTER, bet Ettie and Glad-
1950 Twenty-ninth
ding, from Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
northerly to boundary line oi
2100 Thirty-second
Watts' Tract.
2200 Nolan
GLADDING, bet Center and
2300 Walton
Surry hut', from A northerly to
HALLECK (Emery Tract), see
boundary line of Watts' Tract.
Ettie.
GOLD, bet Telegraph ave and
HAMPELL bet Milbury and
Broadway, from Moss ave
Peed, from Thirteenth^ ave
northerly.
easterly.
GOSS, betSeventh and Division,
HANNAH- bet Helen and
from Willow westerly (o the
Ettie, from Peralta northerly
bay.
to Pai'k ave.
S. F. LAUNDRY. Office. 3«*Geary St., S. F.. and
AT NllOKT NOTICE.
Hii'Z Broadway, Oakland.
WHY PAY RENT?
FOR PARTICULARS APVLY "DWRITT^T T7V
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STREET DIRECTORY.
89
HARLAN (Emery Tract), bet
Watts' and Haven, from Pe
ralta northerly to Park.
HARLEY, continuation of
West.
HARPER-continuation of West
HARRISON (See East Seven-
teenth).
HARRISON, bet Webster and
Alice, from First northerly to
Lake Merritt.
600 First
700 Third
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1200 Fourteenth
1450 Durant
HAVEN (Emery Tract) bet
Harlan and Hollis, from Pe
ralta northerly to Park ave.
HELEN, bet Louise and Han
nah,- from Peralta northerly to
Park ave.
HENRY, bet Lewis and Ches-
ter, from First northerly to
Eighth.
600 First
700 Third
800 Fifth
850 Seventh
HENRY AVE (See East Twen-
ty-ninth).
HEPBURN- continuation of
East Twenty-first.
HEPBURN (See East Twenty-
first).
HOBART (See Twenty-first).
HOLDEN (Emery Tract), see
Loni>e.
HOLLIS (Emery Tract), bet
Holden and Haver, from
Yerba Buena ave northerly to
Park ave.
HOPKINS, bet Duncan and
Wilson, from Thirteenth ave
easterly.
HORTON (Emery Tract), see
Helen.
HOWARD, bet Stone and Wat-
son, from Pacific northerly to
Prospect
HOWARD, from Webster ave
westerly north of Booth.
HOWE- west of Webster ave,
from Booth to cemetery.
HUBBARD (Emery Tract),see
Hannah.
HUFF AVE (See East Twen-
ty-seventh.)
HUMBERT (See East Twen-
tieth).
I N DEPEND E N C E
SQUARE, bet East Sixteenth
and East Nineteenth, and Six-
teenth and Eighteenth aves.
ISABELLA, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Milton, from San
Pablo ave westerly to Market.
800 San Pablo ave
JACKSON, bet Alice and Mad-
ison, from First northerly to
Lake Merritt.
600 First
700 Third
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
1450 Durant
JACKSON, continuation of
East Twentieth.
JACKSON(See East Eleventh).
JACKSON (See East Twen-
tieth).
JEFFERSON, bet Grove and
Clay, from First northerly to
Seventeenth.
0 A K I AN i RRFU/FRY KKAMM * DIETEK, Proprirtom tor.
UMRLnllJ Oil L W L n I , TiUgraph Avenue and Durant Mtreet.
M^ft wiSffi S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
90
STREET DIRECTORY.
600 First
650 Second
700 Third
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
1200 Fourteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1300 Sixteenth
JEFFER30N(SeeEast Ninth).
JOHN, from Webster ave west-
erly, north of Howard.
JONES, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second, from Tele-
graph ave westerly to San
Pablo ave.
500 Telegraph ave
JONES, east of Clinton ave,
from Matthews ave northeast-
erly to Mound.
JULIA (or Thirtieth ave), from
East Fourteenth to East Six-
teenth.
KENNEDY, west of Park
ave.
KING, south of Valdez.
KIRKHAM, bet Cypress and
Poplar, from First northerly
to Peralta.
600 First
700 Third
800 Fifth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
1200 Fourteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1400 Eighteenth
1500 Twentieth
1600 Twenty-second
1700 Twenty-fourth
KNOX PLACE, bet Sycamore
and Albion off Telegraph ave.
500 Telegraph ave
LACEY (See East Nineteenth).
LAKE AVE, continuation of
Lake Shore ave.
LAKE SHORE AVE, bet
Luke St and Lake Merritt,
from Bay St northeasterly.
LAKE, north of Fourteenth,
from Jackson easterly to Lake
Merritt.
100 Oakland
150 Madison
LAKE ST, bet Lake Shore ave
and Capital, from Brooklyn
northerly to Prospect.
LAUREL (See Twenty-fifth).
LAWRENCE (or Twenty-
eighth ave), from East Six-
teenth to Saunders.
LEE, east of Oakland ave,
northeasterly from Bay Place.
LEWIS- bet Peralta and Henry,
from First northerly to Pe-
ralta.
600 First
700 Third
800 Fifth
LIBERTY, east of Maple, from
Temescal northerly.
LINCOLN, bet East Thirtieth
and Montgomery, from Thir-
teenth ave easterly to boun-
dary of city.
LINCOLN, bet Excelsior and
Prospect, from Bay to Mat-
thews ave.
LINCOLN, bet Seward and
Twelfth, from Peralta west-
erly to the hay.
1600 Peralta
1700 Willow
1650 Campbell
1750 Wood
1800 Pino
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •^iEteUb&.lSSSEL
ALLEN, TITGLE & CO., SPANrSH CEDAR,
IK & 20 Spear St.
San jFram'iwoo.
STREET DIRECTORY. 91
LINDEN, bet Chestnut and
1050 Eleventh
Filbert, from First northerly
1100 Twelfth
to San Pablo ave.
1150 Thirteenth
600 First
1200 Fourteenth
700 Third
MADISON(SeeEastFifteenth).
800 Fifth
MAGNOLIA, bet Union and
850 Seventh
Adeline, trom First northerly]
900 Eisjhth
to Thirty-sixth. *
1000 Tenth
600 First
1100 Twelfth
700 Third
1200 Fourteenth
800 Fifth
1300 Sixteenth
850 Seventh
1400 Eighteenth
900 Eighth
1500 Twentieth
1000 Tenth
1600 Twenty-second
1100 Twelfth
17d0 Twenty-fourth
1200 Fourteenth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1300 Sixteenth
1900 Twenty-eighth
1400 Eighteenth
2000 Thirtieth
1500 Twentieth
2100 Thirty-second
1600 Twenty-second
LINDEN) continuation of
1700 Twenty-fourth
Forty-fifth.
1800 Twenty-sixth
LIVINGSTON, from San An-
1900 Twenty- eighth
tonio Creek to Park ave.
2000 Thirtieth
' LOCUST (See Twenty-third).
2100 Thirty-second
LOGAN (See Thirty-sixth).
2200 Thirtv-fourth
LOUISE- bet Hollis and Helen,
MAIDEN LANE bet Wood
from Peralta northerly to Park
and Pine, from Taylor south-
ave.
erly one block.
LOWELLwest of Adeline from
MAPLE, bet Telegraph ave and
Sonoma to Menlo.
Cherry, from Teme.-cal north-
LYDIA, bet Twenty-first and
erly. '
Twenty-second, from Brush
MARIPOSA AVE bet Mer-
Westerly to Market.
ced ave and Benton, from Do-
750 Brush
ver easterly, crossing Shattuck
800 West
ave to Telegraph ave.
850 Curtis
MARKET, bet Myrtle and
MADISON, bet Jackson and
West, from First northerly to
Oak, from First northerly to
Thirty-sixth.
Lake Merritt.
600 First
600 First
650 Second
650 Second
700 Third
700 Third
750 Fourth
750 Fourth
800 Fifth
800 Fifth
825 Sixth
825 Sixth
850 Seventh
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1000 Tenth
1050 Eleventh
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No. Jl Montgomery St.
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5th * ZlllU&U STXSETS.
92
STREET DIRECTORY.
1100 Twelfth
1200 Fourteenth.
1250 Fifteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1350 Seventeenth
1400 Eighteenth
1450 Nineteenth
1500 Twentieth
1525 Twenty-first
1550 Lydia
1600 Twenty-second
1650 Twenty-third
1700 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1900 Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
2050 Thirty-first
2100 Thirty-second
2200 Nolan
2250 Brown
2300 Walton
MARYLAND, from San Anto-
nio Creek to railroad track.
MATHER, from Webster ave
westerly north of John.
MATTHEWS AVE, continu-
ation of Fourth ave north-
westerly from East Nineteenth.
McCALL, bet Dover and Shat-
tuck ave, from Benton to
Mono ave.
McLEMORE (See East
Eighth).
MENLO, north of Sutter, from
Shattuck ave westerly to San
Pablo ave.
MERCED AVE, bet Mono
and Mariposa, from Dover
easterly crossing Shattuok ave
to Telegraph ave.
MERRIMAC PLACE, bet
Bay Place and Prospect ave,
from Telegraph ave easterly
to Webster.
MILBURY, north of Wilson,
from Thirteenth ave easterly.
MILTON, bet Isabella and
Twenty-sixth, from* San Pablo
ave westerly to Market.
850 San Pablo ave
MINNA, continuation of Forty-
third.
MITCHELL (or Twenty-ninth
ave), from East Sixteenth to
Saunders.
MONO AVE, south of Merced
ave, from Dover easterly to
Shattuck ave.
MONROE (See East Sixteenth).
MONTAGUE, north of Pow-
ell, from San Pablo ave to the
bay.
MONTGOMERY, bet Lincoln
and Grant, from Thirteenth
ave easterly to boundary of
city.
MONTGOMERY, bet Broad-
way and Webster ave, from
Booth to cemetery.
MORAGA VALLEY ROAD,
continuation of Thirteenth ave.
MOSS AVE, north of Thirty-
sixth, from San Pablo ave
easterly to Telegraph ave.
MOUND, north of Excelsior,
from Clinton easterly.
MOUNT, north of Excelsior,
from Clinton easterly.
MYRTLE, between Filbert and
Market, from First northerly
to San Pablo ave.
600 First
700 Third
800 Fifth
900 Eighth
1000 Tenth
1100 Twelfth
1200 Fourteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1400 Eighteenth
1500 Twentieth
1600 Twenty-second
1700 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1900 Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
2100 Thirty-second
NEW BROADWAY (See
Broadway).
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKIA DON Rat VERY MMV Katot*.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, a*f f^i^cl BERKELEY
liCKHQRST,
STREET DIRECTORY. 93
Importer
NEW, bet Pine and Cedar,
NINTH AVE, bet Eighth and
lie Watches,
south from Taylor one block.
Tenth aves, from East Tenth
NINETEENTH, bet Eight-
northeasterly to Peralta.
JEWELRY
eenth and Twentieth, from
1000 East Tenth
Silverware.
Telegraph ave westerly to
1050 East Eleventh
Market.
1100 East Twelfth
'recious
Stones,
500 Telegraph ave
1200 East Fourteenth
650 Grove
1250 East Fifteenth
Etc
700 Castro
1300 East Sixteenth
315 J St,
800 West
1350 East Seventeenth
Sacramento
850 Curtis
1400 Bast Eighteenth
NINETEENTH AVE, bet
1450 East Nineteenth
CAL.
Eighteenth and Twentieth
1500 East Twentieth
aves, from San Antonio Creek
1550 East Twenty-first
northeasterly to East Twenty-
1600 East Twenty-second
ninth.
1650 East Twenty-third
1100 East Twelfth
1700 East Twenty-fourth
1200 East Fourteenth
NOLAN, bet Brockhurst and
1250 East Fifteenth
Brown, from Grove westerly
3T.
1300 East Sixteenth
to San Pablo ave.
VACHHORST.
1350 East Seventeenth
650 Grove
1400 East Eighteenth
800 West
315
1450 East Nineteenth
900 Market
" Str»«>t
1500 East Twentieth
OAK, bet Madison and Fallon,
1550 East Twenty-first
from Fifth northerly to Lake
Sacramento
1600 East Twenty-second
Merritt.
CAL.
1650 East Twenty-third
800 Fifth . I
1700 East Twenty-fourth
825 Sixth
lac Watches,
1750 East Twenty-fifth
850 Seventh
DIAMONDS,
1800 East Twenty-sixth
900 Eighth
1850 East Twentv-eeventh
950 Ninth
k. Specialty.
1900 East Twenty-eighth
1000 Tenth
NINTH, bet Eighth and Tenth,
1100 Twelfth
from East Front westerly to
1200 Fourteenth
Market.
1250 Fifteenth
50 Fallon
OAK, bet Watson and Spruce,
100 Oak
from Prospect northerly to
150 Madison
Excelsior.
IK.
200 Jackson
OAKLAND AVE, bet Broad-
WACHHQRST.
250 Alice
way and Lee northeasterly
300 Harrison
from Bav Place.
lEWELEi
350 Webster
OAKLAND TROTTING
400 Franklin
PARK, north of Emery
315
450 Broadway
Tract and west ofSanPablo ave.
T g-fcf t,
500 Washington
ORANGE, continuation of
550 Clay
Oakland ave.
Sacraieiti
600 Jefferson
ORCHARD, bet Prospect ave
CAL.
650 Grove
and Hawthorne, from Tele-
KLTEIWAU.
vc
700 Castro
graph ave easterly to city
750 Brush
boundary.
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM A.IHKVK*, Proprietors. « or.
Telegraph A venae and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini, ftNraJrSK' Fresco & Decorative Artists
94
STREET DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC, south of Brooklyn,
from Capital easterly to How-
ard.
PARK, west of Park Place.
PARK (See Twenty-seventh)
PARK AVE, from East Twelfth
near Twenty-third ave south
erly to Park, Alameda.
PARK AVE (Emery Tract),
from San Pablo ave to the bay
PARK PLACE, north of
Spring, from Pleasant ave
westerly.
PERALTA, bet Brooklyn and
• Prospect, from Lake Merritt
easterly to Clinton.
PERALTA, east of Campbell,
from First northerly to San
Pablo ave.
600 First
700 Third
800 Filth
850 Seventh
900 Eighth
950 Ninth
1000 Tenth
1050 Elevenl h
1100 Twelfth
1150 Thirteenth
12 0 Fourteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1350 Seventeenth
1400 Eighteenth
1500 Twentieth
1600 Twenty-set ond
1700 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1900 Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
2100 Thirty-second
2200 Thirty -fourth
PERALTA AVE, bet Fruit
Vale ave and county road to
Redwoods.
PERALTA HEIGHTS, east
of Lake MeiTitt, bet East
Eighteenth and East Twenty-
first, i
PERRY, east of Wallsworth,
extension of Oakland ave.
PINE, bet Cedar and Wood,
from Third northerly to A.
700 Third
750 Atlantic
800 William
850 Seventh
875 Goss
900 Division
1000 Seward
1050 Lincoln
PINE, bet Spruce and Clinton,
from Prospect northerly to
Excelsior.
PLEASANT AVE, north of
Like Merritt, northerly to
cemetery.
PLUMAS, hot Tehama and So-
noma, from Shattuck ave west-
erly to Adeline.
PLYMOUTH AVE, bet Haw-
tborne ave and Edwards, from
Telegraph ave easterly to city
boundary.
POPLAR, bet Kirkham and
Union, from First northerly
to Peralta.
600 First
700 Third
800 Fifth
900 Eighth
1000 Tenth
1100 Twelf h
1200 Fourteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1400 Eighteenth
1500 Twentieth
1600 Twenty-second
17«i0 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-six h
1900 Twenty-eighth
POWELL, north of Oakland
Trotting Park, from San Pablo
ave to the bay.
PROSPECT- bet Lincoln and
Peralta, from Lake Merritt
easterly to Clinton.
PROSPECT AVE bet Merri-
mac Place and Orchard, from
SAN FRANCISCO LAJNDRY
Anl,„., I S3 Geary St., Psn Francisco.
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STREET DIRECTORY.
951
Telegraph ave easterly to city
boundary.
PUTNAM- bet Union and
Stevens, from Clinton north-
erly to Hampell.
QUINCEY (See Bast Nine-
teenth).
RACINE, bet Telegraph and
Sh attack aves, from Merced
to Alcatraz aves.
RAILROAD AVE (See Sev-
enth).
REED; north of Hampell, from
Thirteenth ave easterly.
SAN PABLO AVE from
Fourteenth and Broadway
northerly to Thirty-sixth.
1200 Fourteenth
1250 Fifteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1350 Seventeenth
1400 Eighteenth
1450 Nineteenth
1500 Twentieth
1550 Twenty-first
1000 Twenty-second
1650 Twenty-third
1700 Twenty fourth
1750 Twenty fifth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1850 Twenty-seventh
1900 Twenty eighth
1950 Twenty-ninth
2000 Thirtieth
2050 Thirty-first
2100 Thirty-second
2200 Nolan
2250 Br«.wn
2300 Walton
SAUNDERS- continuation of
Fas' Twenty-second.
SAUNDERS (See East Twen-
ty -second).
SECOND bet First and Third.
from Madison westerly to
Market. (Numbered same as
Fourth.)
SECOND AVE bel First and
Third aves. t'rnm East Tenth
northerly to Bas1 S xleenth.
1000 East Tenth
1100 East Twelfth
1200 East Fourteenth
1250 East Fifteenth
SEVENTEENTH, bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth, from
Broadway westerly to Market,
and from Kirkham westerly
to the bay. (Numbered same
as Nineteenth.)
SEVENTEENTH AVE, bet
Sixteenth and Eighteenth
aves, from San Antonio Creek
northeasterly to East Twenty-
fourth. (Numbers similar to
Nineteenth ave as far as East
Twenty-fourth.)
SEVENTH, bet Sixth and
Eighth, from East Front west-
erly to the bay.
50 Fallon
100 Oak
150 Madison
200 Jackson
250 Alice
300 Harrison
350 Webster
400 Franklin
450 Broadway
r>00 Washington
550 Clay
600* Jefferson
650 Grove
700 Castro
750 Brush
800 West
900 Market
950 Myrtle
1000 Filbert
1O50 Linden
1100 Chestnut
1150 Adeline
1200 Magnolia
1250 Union
13"0 Poplar
1350 Kirkham
1400 Cypress
1450 Center
1500 Chester
1550 Henry
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STREET DIRECTORY.
1600 Lewis
1650 Campbell
1700 Willow
1800 Pine
1850 Cedar
SEVENTH AVE, bet Sixth
and Eighth aves, from San
Antonio Creek northeasterly
to East Twenty-fifth. (Num-
bered same as Eighth ave.)
SEWARD, bet Lincoln and
Taylor, from Peralta westerly
to the bay.
1600 Peralta
1700 Willow
1800 Pine
SHASTA, bet Sonoma and Sut-
ter, from Shattuck ave west-
erly to Adeline.
SHATTUCK AVE, from junc-
tion of Forty-filth and Tele-
graph ave to Berkeley.
SHELL MOUND AVE, south
of King, E O.
SHELL MOUND PARK, on
Central Pacific Eailroad, west
of Oakland Trotting Park.
SHELL MOUND TRACT,
bet Livingston and Dennisons,
E O.
SHORT, bet Goss and Division,
from Pine westerly to the bay.
1800 Division
1850 Cedar
SILVER, bet Telegraph ave
and Broadway, from Moss ave
northerly.
SIXTEENTH, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth, from Tele-
graph ave westerly to the bay.
SIXTEENTH AVE, bet Fif-
teenth and Seventeenth aves,
from San Antonio Creek north-
easterly to East Twenty-first.
(Numbered same as Eight-
eenth ave, stopping at East
Twenty- first.)
SIXTH, bet Fifth and Seventh
from Fallon westerly to Mar
ket. (Numbered the same as
Fourth.)
SIXTH AVE, bet Fifth and
Seventh aves, from East Sev-
enth northeasterly to East
Twentieth. (Numbered simi-
lar to Fifth ave.)
SONOMA, bet Plumas and
Shasta, from Shattuck ave
westerly to Adeline.
SPRING-, north of Lake Mer-
ritt, from Pleasant ave west-
erly.
SPRUCE, bet Oak and Pine,
from Prospect northerly to
Excelsior.
STEVENS, east of Putnam,
from Duncan northerly
STONE, bet Capital and How-
ard, from Pacific northerly to
Prospect.
STRATTON (See East Twen-
ty-sixlh).
SULLIVAN (See East Twen-
ty-third).
SUMMER, north of Lake Mer-
ritt and east of Broadway.
SUMMIT, bet Telegraph ave
and Webster, from Prospect
ave northerly two blocks.
SURRYHNE, bet Gladding
and the bay, from A northerly
to B.
SUTTER, bet Shasta and
Meulo, from Shattuck ave
• westerly to Adeline.
SYCAMORE, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth, from Tele-
graph ave westerly to San
Pablo ave.
500 Telegraph ave
650 Grove
TAYLOR, bet Seward and
Chase, from Peralta westerly
to the bay.
1600 Peralta
1650 Campbell
1700 Willow
1750 Wood
1800 Pine
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rAMES L. BAR
Berksls
^:R Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
STREET DIRECTORY.
96a
TEHAMA, bet Alpine and Plu-
mas, from Shattuck ave west-
erly to Adeline.
TELEGRAPH AVE, from
Fifteenth and Broadway north-
erly to Thirty-sixth.
1250 Fifteenth
1300 Sixteenth
1350 Seventeenth
1400 Eighteenth
1450 .Nineteenth
1500 Twentieth
1550 Twenty-first
1600 Twenty-second
1700 Twenty-fourth
1800 Twenty-sixth
1900 Twenty-eighth
2000 Thirtieth
2100 Thirty-second
2200 Thirty-fourth
2300 Thirty sixth
TENTH, bet Ninth and Elev-
enth, from Fallon westerly to
Peralta. (Numbered same as
Eighth.)
TENTH AVE, bat Ninth and
Eleventh aves, from East
Tenth northeasterly to East
Twentieth. (Numbered same
as Ninth ave to terminus.)
THIRD, bet Second and Fourth,
from Oak westerly to the bay.
(Numbered same as Fifth.)
THIRD AVE, bet Second and
Fourth aves, from East Eighth
northeasterly to East Seven-
teenth. (Numbered same as
Fourth ave.)
THIRTEENTH, bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth, from Fallon
westerly to Market and from
Center westerly to Wood.
(Numbered same as Eleventh.)
THIRTEENTH AVE, bet
Twelfth and Fifteenth aves,
from East Eleventh northeast-
erly to city boundary. Num-
bered same as Eleventh ave.)
THIRTIETH, bet Twenty
ninth and Thirty-first, from
Telegraph ave westerly to San
Pablo ave, and bet Twenty-
eighth and Thirty-second, from
San Pablo westerly to Per-
alta. (Numbered same as
Thirty-sefond.)
THIRTY-FIRST, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-second, from
Telegraph ave westerly to San
Pablo ave.
500 Telegraph ave
650 Grove
800 West
THIRTYFOURTH, bet
Thirty-second and Thirty-
sixth, from San Pablo ave
westerly to Peralta.
1050 Linden
1150 Adeline
1200 .Magnolia
THIRTY-NINTH, south of
Fortieth, from San Pablo to
Telegraph aves.
THIRTY-SECOND, north of
Thirty-first, from Telegraph
ave westerly to Peralta.
500 Telegraph ave
650 Grove
800 West
Market
San Pablo ave
Filbert
Linden
Chestnut
Adeline
Magnolia
Union
m
BUY
900
950
1000
1050
1100
1150
1200
1250
THIRTY SIXTH, northern
boundary line • of the city.
(Numbered same as Thirty-
second.)
TRENOR, from San Antonio
Creek to Park ave.
TWELFTH, bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth, from Fallon west-
erly to the bay. (Numbered
same as Fourteenth.)
TWELFTH AVE, bet Elev-
enth and Thirteenth aves, from
San Antonio Creek northeast-
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COTTON,
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'best.
Beff'ti
Are the
BEST
USE
OAKLAND BREWERY. SfiSHW
6a
Kit Aim A DIRVEK, Proprietors, (or
"~ Avenue and &iuaut Street
M^i^Vs^a S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
966
STREET DIRECTORY.
erly toEastTwentieth. (Num-
bered same as Eleventh ave to
East Twentieth.)
TWENTIETH, bet Nine-
teenth and Twenty-first, from
Lake Merritt westerly to Mar-
ket and Peralta, westerly to
the bay. (Numbered same as
Eighteenth.)
TWENTIETH AVE, bet
Nineteenth and Twenty-first
aves, from East Twelfth north-
easterly to East Twenty first.
(Numbered same as Eight-
eenth ave.)
TWENTY EIGHTH, bet
Twenty seventh and Twenty-
ninth, from Grove westerly to
San Pablo ave, and bet
Twenty-sixth and Thirtieth,
from San Pablo ave westerly
to Peralta. (.Numbered same
as Thirl v-second.)
TWENTYFIFTH, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
sixth, from Broadway west-
erly to San Pablo ave.
450 Broadway
500 Telegraph ave
650 Grove
TWENTY-FIRST, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-second, from
Broadway wet-terly to Peralta.
(Numbered same as Nine
teenth.)
TWENTY FIRST AVE, be.
Twentieth and Twenty-second
avos.fiom East Twelfth north-
easterly to city boundary.
(Numbered same as Nine-
teenth ave )
TWENTY FOURTH b e t
Twenty-third and Twenty-
fifth, from Lake Merritt west
erly io San Pablo ave, and
from Market westerly to the
bay.
300 Waverly
350 Valdez
400 Webster
450 Broadway
500 Telegraph ave
650 Grove
900 Market
950 xMyrtle
1000 Filbert
1050 Linden
1100 Chestnut
1150 Adeline
1200 Magnolia
1300 Poplar
1600 Peralta
1700 Willow
1750 Wood
TWENTY-NINTH, bet
Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth,
from Grove westerly to San
Pablo ave.
650 Grove
800 West
TWENTY-S ECOND, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-
third, from Lake Merritt west-
erly to the bay. (Numbered
same as Twenty-fourth.)
TWENTY SECOND AVE,
bet Twenty-fir-t ave and city
boundary, from East Twelfth
northeasterly to East Twenty-
first. (Numbered same as
Eighteenth ave)
TWENTY SEVENTH, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
eighth, from Grove westerly
to San Pablo ave.
650 Grove
800 West
TWENTY-SIXTH, bet Syca-
more and Twenty-seventh,
from Grove westerly to San
Pablo ave, and bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-eighth,
from San Pablo westerly to
the bay. (Numbered same as
Twenty fourth.)
TWENTY THIRD bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-fourth,
from Telegraph ave easterly
to Lake Merritt, and from San
Pablo ave easterly to GroVe.
'*■.
F. LAlTNBHY.
<;<><>!> WORK, LOW PRICES. OlH«-e,
33 Goo.ry St., S. Pi, aad 862 Broadway, Oakland
"'MEN TilPPIC P Pfl cabinet -wocds or .a.XjXi ^riirnnsE
<4LLill94 I UuULL US UU., Xos. IK ami 2«» Spear street, San Fi-an<cis<>G.
STREET DIRECTORY.
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(Numbers correspond with
Twenty-fourth as far as it ex-
tends.)
TYLER, from San Antonio
Creek 10 Park ave.
UNION, bet Poplar and Mag-
nolia, from First northerly to
Peraita. (Numbered same as
Poplar.)
VALDEZ, bet Webster and
Waverly, from Twenty-second
northerly to Twenty-fourth.
1600 Twenty-second
1630 Twenty- third
VALDEZ, south of Kennedy.
VALLEY, bet Telegraph ave
and Broadway, from Twenty-
second northerly to Twenty
fourth.
1 Twenty-second.
50 Twenty-third.
VERNON, continuation of Lee
WALLACE (See Twenty
eighth).
WALLSWORTH, east of
Broadway, from Prospect
northeasterly.
WALNUT (See Twenty-sec-
ond).
WALTON, bet Brown and
Thirty-sixth, from Telegraph
ave westerly to San Pablo ave
.500 Telegraph ave
650 Grove
800 West
900 Market
WASHINGTON, bet Clay
and Broadway, from First
northerly to Fourteenth.
(Numbered same as Clay to
its terminus. Fourteenth.)
WASHINGTON (See East
Twelfth).
WATER, bet Shell Mound ave
and San Antonio Creek.
WATSON, east of Howard,
from Pacific northeasterly to
Excelsior.
WAVERLY, east of Valdez,
from Twenty-second north-
erly to Twenty-fourth.
1600 Twenty-second
1650 Twenty-third
WATTS (Emery Tract), bet
Emery and Harlan, from Pe
ralta northerly to Park ave.
WEBSTER AVE, from Cen
tral Place northeasterly to!
Mountain Yiew Cemetery.
WEBSTER, bet Franklin and
Harrison, from First northerly
to Hawthorne ave. (Numbered
same as Broadway.)
WEBSTER (See East Eight-j
eenth).
WEST, bet Market and Brush,
from Sixth northerly to Thir-j
ty-sixth. (Numbered same as
Brush, beginning at Sixth.)
WESTON AVE, north of
Moss ave, from Sun Pablo ave %
easterly to Telegraph ave.
WIARD'S LANE, from San
Pablo ave to Oakland Trot-
ting Park.
WILLIAM, bet Seventh and
Atlantic, from Peraita west-
erly to the bay.
1700 Wiliow
1750 Wood
1800 Pine
1850 Cedar
WILLIAM- bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth from Telegraph
ave westerly to San Pablo ave.
500 Telegraph ave
WILLOW, bet Wood and
Campbell, from Third north-
erly to Twenty-eighth. (Num-
bered same as Campbell.)
WILLOW, from San Antonio
Creek to Park ave.
WILSON, bet Hopkins and
Mil bury, from Thirteenth ave
easterly.
WOOD, bet Pine and Willow
from Third northerly to A.
(Numbered same as Campbell.)
Schafer & Co.:
Men's, Boys' PlflTlilNP
and YoatiiN LLUImilU,
S-l^st San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, V^S^S^A&s^SS^r
TOO LATE LI!
OAKLAND.
Abrahamson Julius, manager with G Abrahamson, res 114
Eleventh
Abres John, laborer, res 1011 East Twenty-second
Achard Charles, carriage trimmer, 367 Eleventh, res same
Achard Charles Jr, carriage trimmer (S E), res 367 Eleventh
Adams A H, engineer (S F), res 1311 San Pablo ave
Adriance J C, agent California Cracker Co, res 513 East Twelfth
African M E Church, SE cor Seventh and West
Agassiz Grove, A O Druids, meets at Pythian Hall, 1036 Broadway
Ahern Peter, carpenter and builder, res Sixteenth bet Jefferson
and Grove
Ains worth A G, res 852 Eighteenth
Akin Robert, engineer C P R R, res cor Short and Cedar
ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA BIBLE SOCIETY, G W
Amies president, C W Dearborn secretary, H K Stark-
weather treasurer, Rev John Thompson agent, depository
961 Broadway
Alameda Chapter No 36, R A M, W N Pcarse secretary, meets
first and third Wednesday of each month, Masonic Temple
Alameda Degree Lodge No 5,10 0 F, W S Dryden secretary,
I 0 0 F Hall
ALAMEDA FURNITURE FACTORY, W W Chamberlain mana-
ger, depot 420 Twelfth
Alameda Stamm O R M No 133, meets at Germania Hall
Alcatraz Lodge No 244, F and A M, meets at Masonic Temple
Alden Edna M Mrs, res 722 Myrtle
Alexander Charles O, clerk (S F), res Galindo Hotel
Alexander John, waiter, res 625 Tenth
ALLEN BROS (Edmund L R and David L R), proprietors Oak-
land Skating Rink, NE cor Eleventh and Webster
Allen David L R (Allen Bros), res Blake House
Allen Edmund L R (Allen Bros), res Blake House
Allen Henry, compositor, res cor Ninth and Franklin
Allen Margaret Mrs, janitress Prescott House, res 1000 Campbell
Allinghain Wm, well-borer, res 909 Seventh
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
OllllCN.
88 Geary St., San Francisco.
Hiiit Brfudway, Onkland.
Jas. L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., Capital, $4,000,000
IRON,
—THE— '
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
96e
AMANN EUGENE- meat market, 718 Webster cor Fourth, res
719 Sixth
American Bible Society, Rev John Thompson agent, 1350
Franklin
AMERICAN TEA STORE, E W Stratford proprietor, 1253
Broadway
Amerman Nellie Mrs, dressmaker, res 647 Campbell
Ames O W Mrs, res 990 Fourth
Anderson Adolph L, res 687 Twenty-sixth
Anderson Frederick, res 831 Thirtieth
Anderson N C Mrs, boarding school, 1162 Seventh
Andiffred Henry, butcher with J H Theime, res 1313 Brush
Andrew Herman, blacksmith, res 1021 Franklin
Andrew Joseph, barber, res 1171 Eighteenth ave
Andrews Ida M Miss, res cor Market and Ninth
Andrews Mary J, res cor Eleventh and Madison
Angelo Jeto, gardener, res cor Fourteenth and Wood
Arlett James C, clerk with Porter Bros & Co, res 1504 San Pablo
ave
Armstrong Wm, artist, res 1475 Seventh
Athearn J H, groceries (S F), res 1070 Center
Auston Sarah A, res 475 Ninth
Bailey John N, street contractor, 402 East Twentieth
Bailev M T, printer, res 1212 Sixteenth ave
BAILY H M (Seymour & Baily), 506 Ninth
Baker A S, furniture, 1357 Telegraph ave, res same
BALTIMORE DIME COFFEE HOUSE, W C Carpenter proprie-
tor, 424 Eleventh nr Broadway
Banner House, Mrs H Davis proprietress, 524 Sixteenth
Baron Philip, music teacher, res 1322 Harrison
Bartholomew Henry, res 657 Jackson
Bashford Francis A Mi's, res 1379 Harrison
Bassett J P,,baggageni aster CPRR, res 1156 Broadway
Batchelder A H, salesman (S F), res 1260 Grove
Batchelder D*F, special policeman, res 1357 Telegraph ave
Batchelder Fedelia Mrs, res 1329 Harrison
Bau Thomas, res 475 Ninth
Baudrey House, Mrs J H Whitney proprietress, 875 Washington
Bauman John, carpenter, res 1073 Fourteenth ave
Baxley Catharine A Miss, res 125 Third
Beam Joel, cook, res 1631 Market
Belcher G L, machinist (S F), res 1143 Myrtle
B liars Wm T, res 315 Seventh
Belle Alphonse, teacher languages, res 1670 Valdez
Beman M E Mis, spiritual healer, 1458 Seventh, res same
Bmnison E H, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res 1157
Broadway
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BUY
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Spool
COTTON.
IT IS THI
BEST.
OAKLAND BREWEHY,
KRA.1I I & lUF.VKS, Proprietors, tor.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini.a^yraBK' Fresco & Decorative Artists
90/
-U$
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
Bensel John, Co No 2, res 818 Twenty -seventh
Benson B F, collector, res Clarendon House
Berger Mathias, carpenter, res 1107 Peralta
Bernhard Robert, ship broker (S F), res 1553 Eighth
Berry David, painter Oakland Carriage Factory, res 410 Tenth
Berry Richard, engineer steamer, res 152-3 Fifth
Beyer Win, saloon (S F), res 1218 Fourteenth
Bickerton Gussie Miss, dressmaker with Mrs E S Read, res 1216
Clav
BICYCLE EXCHANGE, M" J O'Gara proprietor, 1454 Seventh
BILLINGS CHARLES, with 0 P Hansom & Co, res 1503
Seventh
Bi merle Morris, New York Bakery, res Hartman House
Bird Michael Mrs, res 254 Fifth
Birkenmeyer Antone, butcher, res 967 East Twelfth
Birkmeyer Pauline Mine, teacher German, res 325 Sixth
Birkmeyer Sylvia Miss, music teacher, res 325 Sixth
Blackman Wm H, driver hose cart No 1, O F D, res 514 Fifteenth
Bocqueraz Antoine, res cor Sixth and Cla}r
Bodell Annie M Miss, res 210 Second
Bond Frederick, teamster, res 807 Alice
Bone Anna Miss, res 1407 Eighth
Bone Maggie Miss, res 1407 Eighth
Bos well A T, bookkeeper Oakland Planing Mills, 462 Ninth, res
Hartman House
Bourgin Peter, gun and locksmith, 660 Washington, res same
Bourgin Peter Jr, locksmith, res 660 Washington
Bowen Joseph, nailmaker, res 1934 Poplar
B0YCE W D> bank, office, and store fittings, 960 Franklin, res
Thirty-first nr Telegraph ave
B0YSEN ANDREW, proprietor Mechanics' Hotel, 416 Seventh
Bradley Thomas, plasterer, res 1465 Castro
Brayton Albert P Jr, clerk (S F), res 1167 Jackson '
Breuer Otto, clerk, res 1660 Seventh %
Briggs Mollie Miss, res 1364 Sixteenth
Brizzola Louis, capitalist, res 662 Jefferson
Brizzola Torquinio, clerk, res 66:2 Jefferson
Broadwell M L (Towle, Jenkins & Broadwell), res 1016 Jefferson
Bromley C E Miss, curator East Oakland Reading Room, res 366
% East Fourteenth
Brooklyn Lodge No 125, F and A M, meets Tuesday evening,
Odd Fellows Hall
Brooklyn Lodge No 255, F and A M, meets Odd Fellows Hall
Brooklyn Lodge No 384, I O G T, meets Thursday evening,
Washington Hall
Brooklyn Pharmacy, George H Clapp proprietor, cor Central and
Thirteenth ave
- r ] llliUnDV Washing WKLIi DOXUat VKKY L»n Kntcs
-i>, T . L A U ft U IB I . Office, 33 Genry St., 8. F., and 862 Broad * ay, Oakland
ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO., OAK PLANK,
IS and 20 Spear St.
Han Francisco.
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
<%
Brooklyn Rebecca Lodge No 12, meets Monday evening, N\V
cor Eleventh and Franklin
Brother's School, Brother Lactin teacher, cor Sixteenth ave and
East Sixteenth
Brower T W, printer, res 1323 Twelfth ave
BROWN A J. proprietor Oregon House, 1156 Broadway
Brown Fred T, wood, coal, hay, and grain, cor Thirty-fourth
and Telegraph ave
BROWN JOHN A. saloon, SE cor Fourth and Broadway, res 1465
Third
Brownell E A V Mi\s, physician, 232 Twelfth, res same*
Bruce Walter D, fireman CPRR, res 1766 William
Bruner J D Mrs, res 1361 Market
"BULLETIN' (The, monthly), Young Men's Christian Association
publishers, office 865 Broadway
BURKE AGNES MISS (successor to Burke & Cunningham), mil-
linery and fancy goods, 1171 Broadway, res Weldon House
Burnell Jos (Burnell & Grace), res 627 East Twelfth
Burnell & Grace (Joseph Burnell and Frank Grace), barbers, 627
East Twelfth
Burnham P D, steward Tubbs Hotel
BURR ALL WILL H- notary public, real estate and loan agent,
NE cor Ninth and Broadway, res 614 Sixteenth
Buscke Albert, machinist, res 716 Market
Butler James, saloon, 719 Broadway, res same
Butler John F, employe Alameda Planing Mills, res 811 Washing-
ton
Byington Col, insurance agent, res 856 Market
Cadogan P J, bookkeeper (S F), res 1416 Castro
Cahill John, waiter, res 769 Twenty-second
Cain Patrick, dairy, res 708 Twenty-seventh
California Door Co, J P Farrell agent, 460-464 Second
Camille Adam, teamster with V L Fortin, res 476 Third
Camp Jane Miss, dressmaker, res 408 Thirteenth
Camp Valencia Miss, dressmaker, res 408 Thirteenth
Campbell Fred M Mrs, assistant Lincoln School, res 1954 San
Pablo ave
Campbell Isabella Mrs, dressmaker, res 552 Seventh
CantHeld Chas, painter, res 1068 Thirty-second
Cantfield James, teamster, res 1068 Thirty-second
Cantfield John, farmer, res 1068 Thirty-second
Captain of Police, Peter Pumyea, office Citv Hall
Carpignano Giovanni, bootmaker, 1519 San Pablo ave
Carr C M, res 854 Brush
Carroll Wm, bookkeeper, res cor Tenth and Webster
Cary L De Witt, capitalist, res 316 Tenth
Schafer& Co., CLOTHINGS Furnishing Goods, a*11.
Montgomerr St.,
FRANCISCO, Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, 5
Westerns ann A Co.. Proprs.,
W. cor. 5th & Kii-kliain S*ts»
96h
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
Cary L H Jr, clerk, res 816 Eighth
Caskill Win, mining engineer (S F), res Hartman House
Cass Peter, gilder, res 855 Harrison
Centennial House, Mrs M M Swartwout proprietress, 1836|
Seventh
CENTRAL HOUSE, C J Rossini proprietor, 1727 Seventh, West
Oakland
CHADW1CK A M> principal Spencerian Business College, res 480
Twenty-second
Chamberlain William E Jr (Chamberlain & Robinson, S F), res
SW cor Tenth and Magnolia
Chloupek C H, engineer Fulton Engine No 2, res Sixth bet Broad-
way and Washington
Christy Anson, carpenter, res 1410 West
Christy James, carpenter, res 1410 West
CHURCH J9HM H, proprietor Golden Gate Theater, res cor Sev-
enth and Broadway
Church John H Jr, treasurer Golden Gate Theater, res cor Sev-
enth and Broadway
Church of Seventh-day Adventists, Elder J H Waggoner pastor,
NE cor Thirteenth and Clay
Church Wm H, postal clerk (S F), res 1322 Tenth
Churchill Wm Mrs, res 574 Sycamore
Ciondre Francisco, fruits, etc, 920 Broadway, res same
City Physician and Health Officer, Dr J R Bradway, room 1,
City Hall
City Tax Collector, George Atkinson, City Hall
City Treasurer, Gal em M Fisher, City Hall
Clark C H, clerk OP R R office, res Twenty -second bet San
Pablo ave and Brush
Clark Charles, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1912 Telegraph
ave
CLECAK ANTON. Rockaway Restaurant, 1112 Broadway
Cleland D, bench-hand Pioneer Planing Mill, res 854 Brush
Clinton House, W P Melvin manager, cor East Twelfth and
Sixth ave
Coe John T, collector, 921 Broadway, res 514 Fifteenth
Cogorno Rosa, res (523 Filbert
Cohn James, blacksmith C P R R, res 815 Twenty-second
Colburn E S, clerk C P R R, res 140!) Market
Compton Jam ss, grocerl s. res 1651 Myrtle
COOPED MAftY MRS dressmaking parlors, 939 Campbell, res
san I''
Cooper Thomas, carpenter, 939 Campbell
CORNWALL A- dentist, 1069 Broadway
Coughlan John, tinsmith, res Clarendon House
County Assessor, Jesse Robinson, office Court House
p I ft M&inOV WASHING OOXE AT SIIOKT NOTICE.
. T. LAUllUn!. Office. 83 Geary St., S. F.. and *«* Broadway, Oakland.
WHY PAYMENT?
FOU PARTICULARS APVLY
TO JAMES L BARKER.
BERKELEY
I1CMN0RST,
Importer
fiieWitcbu,
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
96i
JEWELRY
Silverware,
Precious
Stones,
Etc
315 J St,
315
Cox William H, nurseryman, res 653 Seventh
Craft Harry M, insurance agent (S F), res East Thirtieth bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second aves
Craig Victor, artist, res 310 Third
Crane Geo, clerk C P R R (S F), res Johnson House
Crane Lauren E, writer, res 584 Thirty-fifth
Crimmon Peter, carpenter, 759 Seventh, res same
Crosson E Miss, dressmaker, res 1260 West
Dall Chas L, toll collector Broadway Wharf (S F), res 416
Seventeenth
Dalmas Charles, cooper, 610 Broadway, res 755 Webster
Darby C A, attorney-at-law, res 664 Eighteenth
Davis Geo H, student, res 805 Clay
Davis H Mrs, proprietress Banner House, 524 Sixteenth
Davis Henry C, dentist (S F), res 1318 Jackson
Deal George, confectionery and bakery, 963 Franklin, res same
De Forrest H L, b ok and job printing, 469 Sixth, res cor
Eleventh and Broadway
De Fremery James, capitalist, res 1305 Adeline
De Fremery James L, student, res 1305 Adeline
Denison Thomas S, res 934 Myrtle
! Deuschle John, carpenter, res 662 Fifth
Dickson James, superintendent Brooklyn and Fruit Vale horse
cars, res 1304 Tenth ave
Diercks Henr\-, carpenter, res 1455 Sixth
Dierrsen Henry, foreman Samm's Flouring Mills, res 516 Fifth
Dolan John W, plumber and gasfitter, res 468 Seventh
Dond Eugene S, salesman with Coghill & Simon, res 856 Market
Dougry Charles, plasterer, res 471 Twent}T-sixth
Dowling Richard James, builder, 521 Seventh
Du Castel E Mme, dressmaking, res 1124 Filbert
Du Castel Emile, teacher languages, res 1124 Filbert
Dubley Chas, bartender with J A Brown, res 1465 Third
Eagan Ella Miss, dressmaker, res 1108 Third
Eagan Teresa, dressmaker, res 1108 Third
EAGLE PLANING MILL, Towle, Jenkins & Broadwell proprie-
tors, Fourteenth nr Franklin
Edwards Con, upholsterer with H Schellhaas, res cor Twenty-
first and New Broadway
Ekensteen Augustus, packer with Murphy, Grant & Co (S F),
res 1155 Campbell
Eliason Martin, cabinetmaker, res 1607 Market
Elliott Wallace W (W W Elliott & Co, S F), res 1368 Franklin
Emery H H, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res cor Park
and San Pablo ave
Emery Moses, capitalist, res Ross House
tlMRWARLi Evans Frank) clerk> res 1064 Eleventh ave
vrr | _____
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Sacraiento
floe Watches,
DIAMONDS,
* Specialty.
JJWELEB.
315
f G5tx*«t
Sacramento
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & I>IEVES, Proprietor. Cor.
TVlegraph Avenue and Uuiaut Street.
MgatfBSaa S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
96j
OAKLAND— TOO LATE.
Fatton Lewis, clerk with Mrs F H Meyer, res 1450| Seventh
Farnum A L Mrs, dressmaker, res 1685 Seventh
Farquhar M M Miss, res 475 Ninth
Farrell L F Mrs, short-hand reporter, res 856 Market
Fasshauer Jacob C, druggist, cor Seventh and Broadway, res
823 Filbert
Fey J, agent Chronicle, res 1729 Adeline
FIBUSH BROS, cigar manufactory, 1103 Broadway
Fickett Isaac S Mrs, res 1448 Chestnut
Finney Thos, carpenter, res cor Twenty -second and Filbert
Fisher Michael, groceries, cor Twenty-ninth and West
Flynn Hugh, blacksmith CPRR shops, res 1862 William
Fossard Aimable, merchant (S F), res 1129 Peralta
Francis John P, car cleaner CPRR, res 780 Campbell
Fredricks Jake, fireman CPRR, res 1772 Seventh
Freeman Louis, boots and shoes, 919 Broadway, res 574 Ninth
Freud A A, clerk Eureka Hotel
Frick Alfred I, ies 460 Third
FUGEL HUGO, depot Schiltz Milwaukee Beer, 468 Twelfth, res
1307 Jefferson
Gaillard Albert H, clerk (S F), res 1521 Eighth
Gallagher Bridget Ann Miss, res 957 Third
GARDINER JAMES T, house and sign painter, 417 Thirteenth,
res 272 Eleventh
Garner Geo T, mechanic CPRR, res 839 Harrison
George Robt, expert accountant (S F), res West above Twelfth
Gibson W, res 529 Eighth
G5ER THEODORE, groceries, 1020 Third cor Linden, res same
GIRARD HOUSE. A C Newman proprietor, 955| Washington
GOLDEN EAGLE (The), Charles Jurgens proprietor, 1311 San
Pablo ave
Golden Gate Hotel, cor Dalton ave and Bay, Stock Yards
Golden Gate Incubator Factory, Davis & Look proprs, 553 East
Central ave
GOLDEN GATE THEATER, John H Church proprietor, s s
Eighth bet Broadway and Washington
Gonzalez William, property man Golden Gate Theater
Gore Cyrus A, contractor and builder, res 1010 Twenty-fourth
Grace Frank (Burnell & Grace), res 627 East Twelfth
GRAYSON, HARRELL & CO (W J Owen, J W Phillips, g W
Grayson and J Harrell), wholesale butchers, office 456
Eighth
Green Sarah Mrs, saloon and lodgings, cor Third and Broadway
GROSS WM marble dealer ami proprietor Monument Marble
Works, 855 Franklin, res same
Hahn Henry, capitalist, res 1622 Seventh
Haniby Geo, carpenter, res 1747 Filbert
H i :*;» Geary St., San Fr n< :sco.
*' 1 so& Broadway. Onk.'uiuL
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY <•«>
ALIEN, TIPGLE I CO., SPANISH CEDAR,
IK «& 20 Sprar St.
San J^raiiciseo.
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
96/c
Hamilton Harry, bartender Time Card Saloon, res NW cor
Seventh and Webster
Handlos Geo, salesman with W H Nolan, res 408 Thirteenth
Hanford E T, miller, res cor Twenty-first and San Pablo ave
HANLEY MICHAEL- wines and liquors, 1507 Seventh, res same
Hansen Bros (H and R Hansen), proprs Colosseum, Twelfth bet
Harrison ami Webster
Hansom OP(OP Hansom & Co), res 1503 Seventh
HANSOM 0 P & CO (O P Hansom and Chas Billings), tailors, 1503
Seventh
Hard R B Jr, bartender Loud's Branch Mint, res 11 Valley
Harper Josie Miss, res 463 Sixth
Harper Win Mrs, groceries, 13b'l Twelfth, res same
Harrison Geo E, physician and surgeon California Medical Col-
lege, res Blake House
Harrison T G, groceries, res Market Street Block
Hartman F G, shooting gallery, 467 Eighth, res Alameda
Hartwell A K, agent Singer Manufacturing Co, res 1254 San
Pablo ave
Hawks Robert H, time keeper Oakland Gas Light Co, res cor
Second and Grove
Hayes James J, policeman, res 606 East Eighteenth
Hayes T R, director Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res NE cor Fif-
teenth and Brush
Healy Patrick, sewer contractor, 1172 Broadway, res e s Brush
bet Fifth and Sixth
Hehemann Frank, employe Bay City Soda Works (S F), res
881 Twenty-second
Henderson Alexander, house mover, res 1906 Broadway
Highlan James, expressman, res 870 Twenty first
Hildebrande Geo D, newspaper correspondent, res 677 Twenty-
fii-st
HILL JOHN W (Hill & Lockett, Alameda), res 1714 Linden
Hines Martin, mining, res 2045 Magnolia
Holland Julien, cabinetmaker, res 716 Fourth
Holmes Silas M treasurer San Joaquin and Kern Valley R R Co,
res 1013 Fourteenth
Hopkins T J Mrs, groceries. 759 Fifth, res same
Horan John C, saloon, 566 Broadway, res same
Hum bold Julius, contractor, res 1411 Franklin
Hunt Chas A, foreman City Hall Stables, res 573 Sixteenth
Huscroft L Mrs, propr Woodland House, 1003 Clay
Hyde W, patent sieving, res 1318 Telegraph ave
Independent Order of Chosen Friends, Clinton Council No 63,
D Hughes secretary, meets Tuesday evenings at Washing-
ton Hall, East Oakland
Ingram Tillie Miss, dressmaker, res cor Oak and Railroad ave
-.■.■>
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order ^! fSSSSSf-
Washington Brewery,
Wt'Stcrmsnn Jk. Co., PreprS-
N. W. COB. 5;a & ZIUKAM STREETS.
961
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
INWALL HARRY J, wines and liquors, 461 Seventh, res 309
Eighth
Irwin Harry F, bartender with J P Wonderlich, res Dietz Opera
House
Jahnigen Gustave, bartender with John Fleming, res 1312 Tenth
ave
Jencks Jared H, architect and builder, res 1759 Twenty-first ave
Jenkins F E (Towle, Jenkins & Broadwell), res Alameda
JOHNSON EDWARD E, proprietor Time Card Saloon, NW cor
Seventh and Webster, res cor Harrison and Seventh
Johnston N E, tailor with Chas Babb, res 1457 Filbert
Jones Chas A (McAlester & Jones, S F), res cor Madison and
Ninth
Jones James H, employe box factory, res 1605 Myrtle
Jones Josie Mrs, res 718 Twelfth
Judson J W, contractor and builder, res 1120 Washington
Jurgens J H, grocer, cor San Pablo ave and Union
Kane Michael F, employe C PRE, res 812 Louis
Keating Michael, painter CPRR, res 1459 Castro
Keefer Alice Miss, teacher, res cor Filbert and Seventh
Kelly C M, carpenter, res 706 Webster
Keil Wm, carpenter, res 1749 Filbert
Kelly Geo, U S mail agent, res 532 Thirty-fourth
Kennedy Frank H, letter carrier, res 31 Wilcox Block
Kimball Albert A, carpenter, res cor Seventh and Center
Kingkade L Miss, assistant Irving Grammar School, res NE cor
Fourteenth and Clay
Kingston Thos, salesman with Christian Schreiber, res cor Sixth
and Broadway
Knight N R, wool merchant, res cor East Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-first ave
Knights of Honor, Clinton Lodge No 2019, meets Wednesday
evenings at Washington Hall
Konecke H, boots and shoes, 1775 San Pablo ave cor Twenty-
fifth
Krager Chas, packer Samm's Mills, res 620 Filbert
KRATTIGER JACOB, pickle manufacturer, 610 Broadway, res
same
Krefer Leopold, millwright, res 370 East Eleventh
Krellman Gustav, picklemaker Oakland Pickle Factory, res 1789
Grove
Krieg Oscar, bartender with John Schoenfelder, res cor Seventh
and Wood
Kriger Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, res 821 Magnolia
La Boeuf Francis, moulder, res 762 Jefferson
La Confiance Insurance Co of Paris, H Griffin agent, 958 Broad-
way
T I ft lINnDV Washing WULL l>0\K. at VERY LOW Rates.
. I, LAUIlUnl. Office, 33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, j^SfE^, BERKELEY
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
96m
Lacy Laura Mrs, res 620 Franklin
LAMARRE CHAS saloon, 802 Broadway, res cor Fifth and
Franklin
Lambert Benjamin, paper hanger, res La Clede House
Lamping E Edward, clerk with Nathan Rosenberg, res 1317
Harrison
Lamping James J, carriagemaker, res 1317 Harrison
Lang Wm H, real estate, res 584 Twentieth
Larsen Neils, tailor with M J Healy, res 1720 San Pablo ave
Lawrence Edw W, butcher, res San Pablo ave nr Dalton
Lawrence Fred, butcher with M Rosenberg, res 754 Sixteenth
Lawrence Michael, butcher, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Lawson James, groceries, NE cor West and Twenty-first
LEDWITH MARY MISS, millinery and millinery goods, 1708
Seventh, res same
LEE WILLIAM JOHN, house, sign, and ornamental painler, 1322
Thirteenth ave, res same
Leisen Meas, salesman with W M Watson & Co, res 1059 Clay
Leonard Ambrose A, butcher, res Elizabeth nr San Pablo ave,
North Oakland
Leonard Geo, inventor, res 1264 San Pablo ave
Leonhard Fred (Leonhard & Weisel), res cor Bay and William
Leonhard & Weisel (Fred Leonhard and Ed Weisel), dealers in
wines and liquors, 401 Eighth
Leper William, bartender with J Butler, res Oakland House
Liberty Bakery, Chas Smith, J S Marston and Miss Emily
Peterson proprs, 857 Washington
Linen Patrick, laborer, res 473 Twenty-fifth
Lockett Royal L (Hill & Lockett, Alameda), res 714 Third
Lohsen E, butcher, res Evoy ave, North Oakland
Lucier Louis, wines and liquors, 1050 Franklin, res same
Lukes Henry, carpenter and builder, res cor Humboldt ave and
Stewart, North Temescal
Lukes William, carpenter, res cor Humboldt ave and Stewart,
North Temescal
Lynch E, attorney-at-law (S F), res Taylor nr Claremont ave,
North Temescal
Lyon Post No 8, G A R, S F Daniels post commander, A O U W
Hall
MacLean D, physician dean California Medical College, Clay bet
Tenth and Eleventh, res S F
Madigan D (M & D Madigan), res 900 Broadway
Madigan M (M &D Madigan), res 900 Broadway
MADIGAN M & D, wines and liquors, 900 Broadway
Madison Lydia, cook Centennial House
Magnes David, corsets and underwear, 917 Washington
Maher John, propr Stock Yards Exchange, res same
OAKLAND BREWERY.
KKAMM A IUEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,!i»nA»» Fresco & Decorative Artists
Mn
OAKLAND — TOO LATE.
MaMrum Henry, 'longshoreman, res 732 Union
MALONEY FRANK E, capitalist, res 1740 Filbert
Mannahan Bridget, res 806 Campbell
Marsellus C K, res 524 William
Marrick R, clerk C P R R (S F), res Alcatraz ave nr Calais,
North Oakland
Marshall George L, carpenter, res Felton bat Occident and Para-
dise, North Oakland
McClatchey Valentine S, receipt clerk U S Sab Treasury, res 484
Plymouth ave
McGanghey Rudolph B, post-office inspector, res The Arlington
Mclntire Corinne Miss, res Oak bet Encinal and San Antonio ave
McKennon W H, sewing-machines, 1168 Broadway, res 817
Twenty-first
McKENZIE & WHITVER (W W McKenzie and James J
Whitver), proprietors Slio-Sho-Nee Medicine Co, 857 Frank-
lin
McNeil Daniel, painter, res 697 Twenty seventh
McPage James, teamster, res 691 Twenty-eighth
Morris W H, employe Oakland Planing Mill, res 655 Washington
Morton Devers, painter, res 1026 Willow
Mosher James, lumberman C P R R, res 1776 Atlantic
Mountains John, assessors' office (S F;, res 867 Chester
Murtha Peter, Mill Stone Manufactory (S F), res 1715 Taylor
Nace F M Miss, telegraph operator Western Union Telegraph
Co, res 1722 Chase
Nahouse Frank, carpenter, res 1627 Grove
Nash J H, res 696 Laurel
Nelson Westley, merchant (S F), res 569 Sycamore
Netting Geo H, conductor, res 864 Chester
Newcum J W, architect, res 1112 Center
Newell Blanche E, res 2102 Telegraph ave
Newland M C, statement taker S F Gas Light Co, res 918 Henry
Newton Martina Mrs, res 912 Pine
Niswander J S, miner, res 809 Wood
Nordhausen A Mrs, res 715 Jefferson
OAKLAND ACADEMY. Wright & Janvier principals, 1265
Franklin
Oakland Exchange Saloon, Blackson & Piatt proprs, 762 Sev-
enth
Oakland Glue Factory, Corder & Co, Oakland Stock Yards
OAKLAND IRON WORKS. Scoville & Co proprietors, cor Second
and Jefferson
Oakland Leaf Chapter No 8, C E S, Fanny Ward secretary,
Masonic Temple
OAKLAND ROLLER SKATING RINK, Allen Bros proprietors,
NE cor Eleventh and Webster
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Oflioou ' 3;* Geary St., San Francisco.
• Mii<-« m, ( stta Brjia«way, Oakland.
dLLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLAMK/^^g1-
96ol
OAKLAND— TOO LATE.
OAKLAND ROOM RENTING AGENCY, Miss H M Baily pro
prietress, 506 Ninth
Oaks J, carpenter, res 17-4 Seward
O'Connell E, clerk with P J O'Connell, res 915 Grove
O'Connell Joseph, laborer, res 1842 Grove
O'Connell Margaret Mis-, dressmaker, res 1842 Grove
Ogden Clarence, official short-hand reporter, res 57 Valley
Oliver C, laborer, res 1715 Filbert
Olsen August, milkman, res 1922 Union
O'Mi't-ow Ann Mrs, res 653 Washington
OREGON HOUSE, A J Brown proprietor, 115G Broadway
Orlando Mary Ellen Miss, res Arlington House
Orr Charles P, professor of music, res 1366 San Pablo ave
Orth Henry, engineer CPR R, res 945 Wood
Osborn Henry A, engineer, res 1072 Wood
Owen W J (Grayson, Harrell & Co), res n s Thirteenth nr Clay
Palmer Kate Miss, res Buena Vista ave bet Pearl and Versailles
Palmer Mary Miss, res Buena Vista ave bet Pearl and Versailles
Parker E E Mrs, nurse, res 1155 Center
Pearson John K, drayman, res Union bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Peck Annie A Miss, res Encinal ave bet Oak and Walnut
Pendleton Edward, machinist, res Dalton ave nr San Pablo ave
Pendleton F H, res Dalton ave nr San Pablo ave, North Oakland
Peters Max, pianist Golden Gate Theater
PUIG JOSE M- professor of the Spanish language, res 1110
Thirty-fourth
Puig Jose M Jr, salesman, res 1110 Thirty-fourth
Reuter Chas, propr New City Market, Fourteenth opp City Hall
SACKETT BOARDINGAND DAY SCHOOL DP Sackettprinci-
pal, 529 Hohart
SANDELIN FRED, chemist and druggist, NW cor Seventh and
Willow, res same
Schander F W, clerk Golden Gate Theater, res Newland House
SHO-SHO-NEE MEDICINE CO, McKenzie & Whitver proprie-
tor •<, 857 Franklin
"SIGNS OF THE TIMES," Elder J H Waggoner editor, cor
Twelfth andCastio
Smith Willie, bar tender with H Fugel, res Alameda
SUNSET TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO, M J Wall
manager, Masonic Temple Bud' ling
Wakelee Mrs, dressmaker, res 1002 Twenty-fourth
Walker Fred, operator W U Tel Co, res 1030 East Sixteenth
WALLACE WILLIAM dressfitting and patterns, 518 Fourteenth
Watt Hugh, leader orchestra Golden Gate Theater
Whitver James J (McKenzie <fc Whitver). res 857 Franklin
Winsor Sen-il (Miller ,v_ Winsor), re* 615 Fifteenth
Wright I-aac (Wright & Janvier;, res 408 Thirteenth
S
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A Youths' « I.OTHIX4. «Jt
Wen's, Boys' rnpnichiTlfr flnnilo No- n Montgomery Street, S. F.
riillllolllll^ UUUuu, Fine Custom Clothing to Order.
Washington Bravery, j^**0^»» *£«« **•»*«•
4 milUM STP.BETS.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
PACIFIC
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Street,
San
Fraccisco.
Rooms
50 Cents
Perftight.
BAILT
Papers
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BATHS
Rolling Mill Company.
Capital Stock, $1,000,000.
Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Merchant Iron, Rolled
Girders, and every variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Railroad Supplies,
Forgings of all kinds, Horseshoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts,
Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, etc., etc.
Office, 202 Market St, San Francisco, Cal.
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., P. O. Box 3033,
-will have immediate attention.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON.
President "William Alvord. Superintendent. .Patrick Noble.
Gen'l Manager. . L. B. Benchley. Secretary. ..Charles M. Keeney.
PATTERNS I FITTING to Order.
Rule Book and Tuition, $12.00 ) ,,S^,Sff™.
Rule and Self-lnstrustor, SSSSK&OO I LU a™sU1B11
WM. WALLACE. 518 Fourteenth Street. Oakland. Cal.
A. D. OAKLEY\
Red Rubber Stamps,
No. 329 Sansome Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SEHB FOR CATA£aOe*J3S.
FORMERLY THE
CLASSICAL & ENGLISH
9 SCHOOL,
No. 1265 FRANKLIN STREET, \ WRIGHT &*JANVIER,
O-AJCL-AJCTID. / PRINCIPALS.
P. O. Address, Box 74, Oakland.
ST lABIUnDV AVASIIIXW BOXK AT NilOKT XOTU'K.
. T. LAUnUnT. Offlc«, 33 Geary St., 8. F., and »«* Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, a?a^NLs§i&ANTcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
A
ALBANY, N. Y„ a*.
) ±1 i J-ij .iKi'on, Alliance, Ohio. Tickets at General
Ticket Office, it Sew Montgomery Street, under Palace Hotel via
Overland Short L.ine. Central Pacific, CHICAGO \M» NORTH-
WESTERS RAILWAY.
Aaron David, tailor, 872 Washington, res 260 Eighth
Abbey Alfred (Mclntyre, Abbey & Co), res 760 Fourth
Abbey Edgar W, bookkeeper Hall's Safe and Lock Co (S F), res
608 Eighteenth
Abbey Frances A Mrs, res 608 Eighteenth
Abbey James N, engineer CPRR, res 955 Willow
Abbey Richard (Mclntyre, Abbey & Co), res 1256 Eighth
Abbott Albert, clerk with Merriam & Co, res Caledonia ave nr
Grove
Abbott A S, clerk, res 1967 Grove
Abbott Charles M, contractor, res 665 Seventh
Abbott G D, clerk with G S Abbott, res Piedmont Springs Hotel
ABBOTT GRANVILLE S REV, superintendent American Bap-
tist Publishing Association and editor Herald of Truth,
1062 Washington, res Piedmont Springs Hotel
Abbott Hattie Miss, res 938 Thirty-sixth
Abbott Isabella L Miss, saleslady with Miss S R Schander, res
1091 Third
Abbott John, laborer, res 417 Second
Abbott Moses A, custom house boatman (S F), res 1967 Grove
Abbott M M Mrs, res 725 Filbert
Abbott S M Mrs, hair store, 1210 Broadway
Abbott William D, carriage painter (S F), res Watts nr Forty-
Fifth
Abeel D K, capitalist, res 1216 Chestnut
Abele M Mrs, midwife, res 918 Center
Abell Gerald L, assistant mailing clerk Pacific Press Publishing
Co, res 823 Thirty-third
Abell Gertrude Miss, teacher music, res 823 Thirty-third
Abell I L, solicitor Tribune Publishing Co, res cor Ninth and
Franklin
HnUIANn RRFU/FRY KRAMM 4 DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor
U A IV L A 31 U DnLWunl, Telegraph Avenue and Ouraut Street.
Moretti 8 Trezzini.amSiSSffif: Fresco & Decorative Artists
98
OAKLAND.
Abell J M Mrs, res 823 Thirty-third
Aber M Mrs, res 617 Fifth
Aberhams Adolph, tailor, res 1866 Atlantic
Abernethy Louis, clerk with Murphy, Grant & Co (S F), res 604
Seventeenth
Abernethy Wm J, cook with Crebbin & Walker, res 410 Tenth bet
Broadway and Franklin
Abraham Eruest, dry goods, 913 Broadway, res same
Abraham John, peddler, res Weston ave bet New Broadway and
Telegraph ave, Temescal
Abraham Siegfried, clerk with E Abraham, res Ross House
Abraham Thomas, 309 Second
Abrahams Z, clerk, res Ross House
Abrahamson Gustave, fancy goods, 1117 Broadway, res San
Francisco
Abrahamson Henry, fancy goods, 1117 Broadway, res 114 Elev-
enth
Abrahamson Hugo, salesman with Gustave Abrahamson, res 114
Eleventh
Abrahamson Jacob, merchant, res 114 Eleventh
Abrego Ysmael, salesman with Huntington, Hopkins & Co (S F),
res 922 Chester
Abrott Carsten, laborer, res Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Dick Thornton proprietor, 414-418
Eighth
Acelin Arthur, champagne maker, 1408 Twelfth
Achard William, clerk with L Jaffe & Co, res 367 Eleventh
Acker E M, carpenter C P R R Yard
Ackerman D I Miss, res 1607 Eighth
Ackerman Fred, brakeman C P R R, res Central Hotel
Ackerman Herman, horse dealer, res cor Twenty-third and West
ACME BILLIARD PARLORS, Thomas G Klink proprietor, 1008
and 1010 Broadway
Acme Lodge, I O C F, meets at California Medical College Build-
ing on Saturday evenings
Adam Camille, teamster with V L Fortin & Co, res 476 Third
Adamina J & Co (Joseph Adamina and Bernard Nicora), house
and sign painters, 820 Twenty-ninth
Adamina Joseph (J Adamina & Co), res 820 Twenty-ninth
Adams Alfred, barber, NE cor Birch and Telegraph ave
Adams Arabel Mrs, res rear 1003 Twenty-second
Adams A W Mrs, res 816 J Willow
Adams Edson, real estate, res Bay Place, Vernon Heights
Adams E M Mrs, res 956 Myrtle
Adams F H bookkeeper, res 1329 Ninth ave
Adams George, driver with Taylor & Lohse, res 855 Harrison
Adams George W, capitalist, res 571 East Twelfth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •— .
i 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
"( Htv2 Br&artway, Oukluixl.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
IS & 20 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
99i
Adams Harry H, carpenter, res 816 Twenty-First
Adams James, capitalist, res 949 Filbert
Adams James, carpenter, res 625 Third
Adams James, car repairer CPRR Yard, res 625 Third
Adams J Edward, res 949 Filbert
Adams J H, brakeman CPRR, res 816 Cedar
ADAMS J M> wood and coal, hay, grain and feed, 1772 Telegraph
ave cor Twenty-sixth, res 533 Knox Place
Adams John S (Agard & Adams), physician, NE cor Twelfth and
Broadway, res 1311 Clay
Adams Josephine M Miss, physician, room 9, 954 Broadway, res
same
Adams Mary S Mrs, res 1329 Ninth ave
Adams Otis, machinist, res 619 Fifth
Adams' Pillowsham Holder, G W Waggoner agent, office 408
Tenth
Adams Samuel, plate roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res 219
Haven
Adams Walter FT, assistant mailing clerk post-office, res 949 Fil-
bert
Adams William, res 1314 Franklin
Adamson Frank, painter, res 666 Thirth-fourth
Adam son Maggie Miss, dressmaker, res GGG Thirty-fourth
Addington Thos M, potter, res 524 Sixteenth
Administrator Public, 1003| Broadway
Adney R C J, principal Temescal School, res Forty-Fifth nr Tel-
egraph ave, North Temescal
£TNA FIRE INSURANCE CO, H A Redfield agent, 957 Broad-
way, room 45
African Methodist Episcopal Church, James L Grigs by pastor,
Fifteenth bet West and Market
Agard Alex H, bookkeeper California Iron and Steel Works, res
1259 Alice
AGARD AURELIUS H (Agard & Adams), physician, NE cor
Twelfth and Broadway, res 1259 Alice
AGARD JOHN T (Agard & Co), res 610 Eighteenth
Agard Joseph J, special agent Hartford Insurance Co, res 1302
Webster
Agard Louisa Mrs, dressmaker, res 658 Franklin
AGARD & ADAMS (AH Agard and John S Adams), physicians,
NE cor Twelfth and Broadway, room 8
AGARD & CO (M A Call, G W Scott and J T Agard), groceries,
464 Eleventh
Agee Laura E Miss, dressmaker (S F), i-es 1030 Chestnut
Agee Mollie Mi^-s, dressmaker (S F), res 1030 Chestnut
Agee R P, salesman (S F), res 1030 Chestnut
Agricultural Insurance Co, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Chthiim to Order, %£%&&£-
Washington Breivery^
Westermann A Co., Propra.
N. W. COR. 5th & KIEEHAM STREETS.
100
OAKLAND.
Agustus Domingo, laborer, res 917 East Fifteenth
Ahearn John, stableman, 1386 Broadway
Ahearn Peter, builder, res 624 Sixteenth
Ahern Daniel, moulder, res 404 Fifth
Ahem Mary, domestic, res 922 Chester
Ahern Patrick, laborer, res 1614 Seventeenth
Ahern Wm J, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Ahernford Frederick, carpet layer, res 374 Tenth
Ahlberg Charles, blacksmith with J Lusk Canning Co, res Clare-
mont ave bet Summer and Clifton
Ahlberg Christian, blacksmith, res 665 Adeline
Ahrens Jacob Henry, saloon (S F), res 1108 Wood
Ahron William J, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Aiken Robert, fireman CPRR, res 881 Short
Aikens John, tinsmith with J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
bet Summer and Clifton
Aikman Alex, waiter, res 1880 Seventh
Ainas Rodrigues, tanner, res cor East Fourteenth and Eighteenth
ave
Aine Louis, carpenter, res 1246 San Pablo ave
Ainsworth Alfred G, res 852 Eighteenth
Ainsworth Alfred G Jr, clerk C P R R (S F), res 852 Eighteenth
Ainsworth Geo R R, groceries, etc, SW cor Twelfth and Willow
Ainsworth John, lumber inspector, res 1268 Campbell
Ainsworth John, tallyman CPRR Yard, res 1268 Campbell
Aird Andrew, bridge builder, res 816 Cedar
Aitken Edmond, carpenter, res 1001 Franklin
Akerly Benjamin D D, rector St John's Episcopal Church, res SW
cor Adeline and Sixteenth
Akerly Benjamin M, insurance agent (S F), res SW cor Six-
teenth and Adeline
Akerly James C S, medical student (S F), res SW cor Sixteenth
and Adeline
Akerly Morris K, bookkeeper with Gilman, Walker & Co (S F),
res SW cor Sixteenth .and Adeline
Akerly Samuel, res SW cor Sixteenth and t Adeline
Akin A J, employe California Hosiery Co, res 818 Clay
Akins Eugene, clerk, res 715 Tenth
Akins John, tinner with J Lusk Canning Co, res cor Temescal
and Telegraph ave
Akins L E, clerk with A Kendall & Co, res 715 Tenth
Akins S L, conductor CPRR, res 715 Tenth
Akins W D, builder and contractor, res 715 Tenth
Akins W H, conductor C P R R, res 715 Tenth
ALAMEDA COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE, Court House, room 4
Alameda County Medical Association, 969 Broadway, room 41
Alameda Ice Co, Johnson Kollett, 515 Fourth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<^»OI> WOltK, LOW 'PRICKS, Ollloo,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Eroadway, Oakland.
Jas L Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co.,¥«i. $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
101
ALAMEDA, OAKLAND AND BERKELEY DIRECTORY, L M
McKenney & Co publishers, 470 Ninth, Oakland, 518 Clay,
San Francisco
Alameda Stamm No 113, U O RM, .meets at Germania Hall, Mon-
days
Alban William, butcher with A Grabs, res 1777 William
Albee Herbert J, shoe clipper (S F), res Temescal bet Telegraph
ave and New Broadway
Albee H L, carpenter C P R R Yards, res 688 Eighth
Albee Honestus M, stair builder, res 1688 Eighth
Albini Venauzi, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1359
Thirteenth
Albion Jacob, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Alborn George, laborer C P R R
Albrecht August, candy manufacturer (S F), res 1554 Eighth
Albridge James H, engineer with Mclntyre, Abbey & Co, res 710
Third
Albright Frederick, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Rudolph's
House, Emery Station
Alburn G W, laborer C P R R, res 713 Center
Alden Charles E, deputy assessor, res 722 Myrtle
Aldis Edward, shoemaker (S F), res 1669 Eighth
Aldis Elizabeth Mrs, fancy goods and notions, 1669 Eighth, res
same
Aldrich A F Miss, principal Lafayette School, res Centennial
House
Aldrich L A, artesian well-borer, res 668 Sycamore
Aldrich Lettie S Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res
1026 Jackson (S F)
Aldrich William, carpenter, res 580 Jones
Alexander Arthur P, res 468 Prospect
Alexander Caesar, salesman with A J Wiener, res 1564 Telegraph
ave
Alexander C O (O Alexander & Son) (S F), res 1308 Webster
Alexander Daisy M Miss, res 468 Prospect
Alexander Ella Miss, res 1308 Webster
Alexander George, clerk with Isadore Alexander, res 1564 Tele-
graph ave
Alexander Henry, clerk with Isadore Alexander, res 1564 Tele-
graph ave
Alexander Isadore, boots and shoes, 851 Washington, res 1564
Telegraph ave
Alexander Jane Mrs, res 811 Willow
Alexander J M, clergyman, res 1358 Tenth ave
Alexander Louis L, superintendent Crystal Mine, El Dorado Co,
res 468 Prospect
Spool
COTTON.
IT 13 THE |
BEST.
OAKLAND BREWERY.
lilt \ >l .1 A IHIVI.n Proprietor*. < or
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
M
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ST. ANN'S BUILDINQ
33n! S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
102
OAKLAND.
Alexander Mamie Miss, res 1308 Webster
Alexander 0 (0 Alexander & Son) (S F), res 1308 Webster
Alexander Kay Miss, res 1564 Telegraph ave
Alexander Robert, res 1 51 $' Telegraph ave
Alexander Samuel T, capitalist, res 1006 Sixteenth
Alger Fannie Miss, teacher Chinese Mission School
Alger George C, carpenter, res 162 Seventh
Alger Lottie- Miss, teacher Chinese Mission School
Alice. G). ace, dressmaker, res 1113 Franklin
Aliavclt Geo F, civil engineer (S F), res 1127 Linden
Ailemania Fire Insurance Co, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Allen Doctor, physician, 26 Kearny (S F), res 829 Jackson
Allen Barney K, carpenter, res 627 Fourteenth
Allen B C, carpenter, res 973 Washington
Allen Belle Mrs, res 1710 Twelfth
Allen Benjamin, res 1622 Fourteenth
Allen Charles, coachman with A L White, res 304 East Seven-
teenth
Allen Charles, laborer CPRR, res 707 Chester
Allen Charles, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck nr
Emery Station
Allen Charles A, telegraph operator CPRR, res Sacramento
Allen Charles E, hardware, res 822 East Fifteenth
Allen C R, coal dealer, 120 Beale (S F), res 1154 Alice
Allen C W, conductor CPRR, res 474 Jessie (S F)
Allen Dollie D Miss, res 1461 Ninth
Allen Emma L Miss, music teacher, res 327 Eleventh
Allen Fannie E Miss, assistant Lafayette School, res 1143 Myr-
tle
Allen George, blacksmith, res 671 Fourth
Allen George H, with M W Allen, res 962 Webster
Allen George S (W R Allen & Co), wholesale plumber (S F), res
1227 Linden
Allen Jacob, seaman, res Minna east of Telegraph ave, Temescal
Allen James E, ship caulker, res 615 Sixth
Allen Jennie Miss, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen John, assistant janitor Prescott School, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen John H, fireman CPRR, res 827 Campbell
Allen L B, superintendent's office CPRR, res East Berkeley
Allen Louise D Miss, assistant Lafayette School, res 1211 Chest-
nut
Allen Margaret Mrs, janitress Prescott House
Allen Margaret B, res 1467 Fifth
Allen Mary A Miss, assistant Miss R A Allen's Kindergarten, res
827 Fourteenth
Allen Mary E Mrs, res 466 Central ave
ALLEN MARY E> agent with F Thomas & Co, res 466 Twelfth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WI.Lrl; HOXRalVKRY LOW Bates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN. TUGGLE I CO.,
Hi«-kory, Oak, Ash, White Wood, Maple, Ete.
No*. IS and 20 Spear Street, San FranoiM-o,
OAKLAND.
103
Allen M W, Oakland Carriage Manufactory, cor Tenth and Web-
ster, res 962 Webster
Allen N B, brakeman CPRR, res 806 Wood
Allen Orrin H, engineer CPRR, res 761 Peralta
Allen Phoebe A, res 327 Eleventh
Allen R K, insurance office, 215 Sansome (S F), res 1461 Ninth
Allen Robert, laborer, 470 Merrimac
Allen Ruth A Miss, school and kindergarten, 827 Fourteenth
Allen Susan Mrs, midwife, res 1766 William
Allen T, fireman CPRR
Allen Thos W, clerk C P R R, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen T J, clerk Pacific Mail Co (S F), res 1414 Fifteenth
Allen Truman H, county clerk and auditor and clerk board
supervisors, office Hall of Records, res 166 Fifth
Allen W C, car repairer CPRR Yard, res 827 Campbell
Allen W S, fireman CPRR
Allen Wm, brakeman C P R R, res 1013 Wood
Allen Wm, carpenter, 1686 Telegraph ave, res 78 Valley
Allen Wm, carpenter, res 1211 Chestnut
Allen Wm A, gardener, res 2233 Magnolia
Allen Wm E, brakeman CPRR, res NW cor Campbell and
William
Allen Wm W, attorney-at-law (S F), res 571 Third
Allen W V Mrs, dressmaker, res 472 Thirteenth
ALLISON BENJ (Bemis & Allison), res 504 East Fourteenth
Allison Benj, butcher, res 520 East Fourteenth
Allison Oscar, janitor Hall of Records, res Union Hotel, East
Oakland
Allman George D, bookkeeper (S F), res Vernon ave
Allman John, U S mail contractor, res Vernon ave
ALLUMLER0YW, proprietor Vidette, 1216 and 1218 San Pablo
ave, res 1218 Tenth ave
Allwell John M, res 845 Harrison
Almedo Michael, laborer CPRR, res 1772 Taylor
Alstrin Frank, machinist (S F), res 1674 Chase
Alta House, 901i Washington
Altendorf Julius A, upholsterer (S F), res 1206 Twenty-eighth
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) (S F), res 941 Filbert
Altventer Philip, plasterer, res 827 Filbert
Alvarez Manuel Laster, res 461 B
Alveres Ada Miss, res 753 Willow
Alvers John, laborer, res 563 Twenty-sixth
Alvis John M, laborer Rolling Mills," res 222 Hollis
Alviso Valentine, clerk custom house (S F), res 267 Eighth
Alvres Oscar, teamster with M McCarthy, res 753 Willow
AMAZON INSURANCE CO, Strong & Watson agents, 470
Ninth
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, ^V/;
WASHINGTON BREWERY, S3RSSB S&ktSSHfc
104
OAKLAND.
Ambrose Mary Mrs, res 1118 Washington
Amedee N, carpenter, res 615 Franklin
AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY, Rev G S
Abboot superintendent, office 1062 Washington
AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE CO, Strong & Watson
agents, 470 Ninth
American Legion of Honor, meets in Odd Fellows' Hall, East
Oakland, every Friday
American Restaurant, James H Kimball proprietor, NE cor
Thirteenth ave and East Eleventh
Amerman Chas F, clerk post-office (S F), res 863 Alice
Amerman F M Mrs, res 863 Alice
Amerman Henry J, carpenter CPRR, res 647 Campbell
Ames Geo, res 1132 Adeline
Ames Geo Mrs, res 1512 Market
Amick Hiram, manager Oakland Gas Consumers' Association,
office 460 Twelfth, room 7
Amidon Chas, spinuer California Hosiery Co, res 694 Brush
Amidon Flora Miss, cloakmaker, 1109 Broadway, res 694
Brush
Amidon Mary Mrs, dressmaker, res 694 Brush
Amidon Wm, expressman, res 694 Brush
Amos C C Mrs, clerk with A Coplin, 1171 Broadway
Amos Joseph, porter, res 814 Harrison
Amstutz Chas, watchmaker with R W Edwards, res 365 Tenth
Andersen H, res cor Fourth ave and East Nineteenth
Andersen John P, solicitor Encinal Mills, res 409 Fourth
Anderson , porter C P R R, res 710 Fourth
Anderson Adolph, res 1400 Eleventh
Anderson Alexander, car cleaner CPRR Yard, res 1762
Atlantic
Anderson Andrew, carpenter, res 1509 Seventh
Anderson Andrew, car inspector CPRR Yard, res 1762
Atlantic
Anderson Andrew, carpenter CPRR, res 1722 Eighth
Anderson Andrew H, house painter, res 1162 Seventh
Anderson Annie Mrs, res 1952 Filbert
Anderson Bettie, domestic, 470 Edwards
Anderson Charlotte, domestic, res 522 Knox Place
Anderson Christian, painter, res 721 Lewis
Anderson Dan, teamster with H J McAvoy, res 873 Washington
Anderson Edward, employe Judson Manufacturing Works, res
1952 Filbert
Anderson Elizabeth, res 31 1 Seventh
Anderson Elizabeth, res 1060 Third
Anderson Emanuel, carpenter, res G(r2 Twenty-fifth
Anderson E W Mrs, assistant Lafayette School, res Winsor House
S. F. LAUNDRY, o
WASHING DONfi AT SHOUT NOTICE.
:Hce, 'i'i deary St., S. F., and *«£ Broadway, Oakland.
r^L^l^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., ^iiai, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
105
Anderson Frances L Mrs, stationery and varieties, res 1161
Seventh
Anderson Frederick P, mate steamer Dora, res East Oakland
Hotel
Anderson Geo W, expressman, res 1674 Atlantic
Anderson Henry J, engineer El Capitan, res 713 Brush
Anderson H H, laborer, res 315 Second
Anderson H K, captain schooner Josephine, res 1654 Nineteenth
ave
Anderson James, brakeman CPRR, res Union Hotel
Anderson Jas, cigars and tobacco, 1768 Seventh, res cor Bay and
Seventh
Anderson John, mate steamer Oakland, res 656 Clay
Anderson Joseph, 'longshoreman, res 814 East Fifteenth
Anderson Josephine Miss, res 1132 Filbert
Anderson J S, painter, Temescal, res College ave and Claremont
Anderson K Jersti, cook, 176 Lake
Anderson Lars, tailor, res 850 Franklin
Anderson Lars, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res 850
Franklin
Anderson Lula E, saleslady with Wm Anderson, res 919 Center
Anderson Matt, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Anderson Matthias, engineer, res 328 East Eighth
Anderson Matthias, engineer, res 1826 Goss
Anderson O, car cleaner CPRR Yard, res 1722 Eighth
Anderson Ole, assistant engineer steamer Oakland, res 1056
Third
Anderson Otto, planer, res 721 Lewis
Anderson Otto E, millwright Independent Planing Mills, res 721
Lewis
Anderson Peter, car driver, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth,
Temescal
Anderson Peter, cooper, res 1789 Grove
Anderson Peter, cooper with Franke & Lewis, 1622 Grove, res
811 Washington
Anderson Robert, frameraaker (S F), res 1060 Third
Anderson Robert J (Thos Anderson & Sons), res 479 Orchard
Anderson Salome Mrs, res 572 Tenth
Anderson Samuel, carpet layer with McGovern & Cahill, res 119
Hanna
Anderson Severin A, carpet layer, res 119 Hannah
Anderson Thos (Thos Anderson & Sons), res 479 Orchard
Anderson Thos, engineer C P R R, res 1159 Campbell
Anderson Thos Jr, res 479 Orchard ave
Anderson Thos & Sons (Thomas, Robert J and William Ander-
son), wood, coal, hay, and grain, cor Durant and Broadway
Anderson Walter, roustabout, res 1060 Third
OAKLAND BREWERY. ^Stf?
.. Cor.
Avenue and Durant Street.
Morefti & Trezzini.^mSl; Fresco & Decorative Artists
106
OAKLAND.
Anderson Wm (Thos Anderson & Sons), res 497 Orchard
Anderson Wm, candy manufacturer, 1009 Broadway, res 919
Center
Anderson Wm, moulder, res 1013 Fifth
Anderson Wiiliam J, milk dairy, res 479 Orchard
Andrade Jos, res 1708 Thirteenth ave
Andres James A, paper hanger with C B Rutherford, res 582
Twenty-second
Andresen Andres J, driver with John C M Miller, res 519 Seven-
teenth
Andresen Christian, wagonmaker (S F), res 518 Third
Andresen Harold, carpenter, res 1413 Sixteenth
Andrew Antoney, upholsterer, res 1171 Seventeenth ave
Andrew Daniel, teamster with H J McAvoy, res Oakland House
Andrew Frank, barber, res 1171 Seventeenth ave
Andrews Charles, steward Occidental Club, res 461J Twelfth
Andrews Frank D, dentist with R K Dunn, res 517 Ninth
Andrews Frank D, clerk with Greenhood & Moran, res 517 Ninth
Andrews John R, house painter, res 514 Twenty-fourth
Andrews Luke, carpenter, res 1659J Eighth
Andrews May L Miss, dressmaker, res 698 Sycamore
Andrews N G, mining superintendent, res 698 Sycamore
Andrews Paul, clerk with Reanier & Lund, res SE cor Sixteenth
and Campbell
Andrews Susan Mrs, housekeeper, res 1268 Fifth ave
Andrews W C, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Andrews William S, painter C P R R Co, res 124 Eleventh
Andrich Frank, cook with N P Chagal res Seventh and Web-
ster
Andros Lewis Milton, brakeman C P R R, res 1779 Goss
Andrus Washburn R, secretary board railroad commissioners, res
1408 Tenth
Angel Amelia, domestic, 1313 Madison
Angel S X, produce dealer, res 560 Franklin
Angelo Rosina Mrs, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Angwin James Alfred, f reman car shops C P R R, res 1669
Taylor
Anker Wallace, bell-boy Galindo Hotel, res same
Ankersen Peter, seaman, res 251 Second
Annes Annie, nurse, 914 Chester
Ansling Pauline, furnished rooms, res 612 Franklin
Anthoney Charles V Rev, presiding elder Methodist Episcopal
Church, res 559 Seventeenth
Anthony Amelia C Mrs, res 861 Chester
Anthony A (!, physician, Masonic Hall Building, NE cor Willow
and Seventh, res same
Anthony Charles N, bookkeeper, r< s 559 Seventeenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
«;<»<>!> YVOKK. liOU PRICES. Olli«-e,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
INCH TIIPPIC 0 PR CABINET -WOODS OB1 ALL EINDS,
ft LLC (1, I UUuLL & UU., X«>" 1* and *U Spear street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
107!
Anthony Mark, teamster, res 664 East Sixteenth
Anthony Richard M, clerk (S F), res 946 Eighteenth
Antoine August, bootblack stand, Fourteenth bet Broadway and
Washington
Anton A, cigarmaker, res 215 Madison
Antonio Aug, bootblack, cor Eleventh and Broadway, res 963
Franklin
Apgar Richard M, capitalist, res The Garfield, 462 Ninth
Applegarth Edward, mining engineer, res 1375 Franklin
Applegarth John, farmer, res 528 East Eleventh
Applegarth Mabel Miss, res 505 East Eleventh
Applegarth Sarah Miss, res 505 East Eleventh
Appley Jessie Miss, res 509 Sixth
Appley Levi (Appley & Schottler), res 509 Sixth
Appley Nant Miss, hat trimmer, res 509 Sixth
Appley Peter W, miner, res 509 Sixth
Appo Mrs, res 719 Fourth
Appomatax Post, GAR, meets at, California Medical College, on
each Thursday evening
Appy Harriet J Mrs, physician and surgeon, office and res NE
cor Fourteenth and Webster
Arbrao Manuel, engineer, res East Oakland
Arcade House, Mrs M S Root proprietress, 1207 Broadway and
1208 San Pablo ave
Archambault Edwin A, horseshoer with Sohst Bros, res New(
York Hotel
Archard Charles, carriage trimmings, res 367 Eleventh
Archbald John, director San Francisco Savings Union, res 1070
Sixteenth
Archer James, machinist, res 378 A
Archibald S C, harness and saddles, 621 East Twelfth, res 1312
Thirteenth ave
Archimbault Edwin A, blacksmith with Shost Bros, res New
York Hotel
Arey Chas Capt, res 738 Lewis
Arey James A, expressman, res 833 Brush
Arfsten K, cabinetmaker, res 1666 Twelfth
ARGUELL0 J R> steam carpet beating machine, 361 Thirteenth
res 681 Twenty-fifth
Arianson Louisa Miss, res 2236 Telegraph ave
Arkison James D, cutter (S F), res 764 Madison
Arkulin John, waiter with N P Chagal, res NE cor Sixth and
Broadway
Arlett Benjamin, bricklayer, res 1504 San Pablo
Arlett Henry B, salesman with P Baker, res 362 Fifth
Arlett William, bookkeeper with Porter Bros & Co, res 1504 San
Pablo ave
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Chthing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, 7%9Ftt£E8afigm:
10s
OAKLAND.
Arlington (The), T G Kingsland propr, 474 Ninth
Armada Domingo, laborer, res 230 Hollis
Armes Charles Wm (Armes & Dallam) (S F), res 1219 Jeffer-
son
Armes George E, clerk, res 1219 Jefferson
Armes G W (Armes & Dallam) (S F), res 1118 Brush
Armes Wm D, clerk, 1118 Brush
Armstrong Bessie, domestic, 1219 Franklin
Armstrong Bradley A, picture frames, oil paintings, etc, 411
Twelfth, res 1527 Broadway-
Armstrong Charles, gilder with B A Armstrong, res 1527 Broad-
way
Armstrong Edwin M, carriage painter, res 473 Twenty-first
Armstrong Frank P, harness cleaner andextraman Phoenix Engine
Co No 1, res 1206 Clay
Armstrong Georgiana, domestic with Wm A McKeen, res 1810
Atlantic
Armstrong Hiram T, carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1311
Campbell
Armstrong James, car repairer C P R R, res 721 Chester
Armstrong Jennie L Mrs, res 1419 Eighth ave
Armstrong J W, carpenter, res 1228 Chestnut
Armstrong Martin, laborer, res 221 Hannah
Armstrong Ulmer S, driver with Porter Bros & Co, res 716 Mar-
ket
Armstrong Wm W, farmer, res 509 East Fourteenth
Arnold Edward M, salesman with Henry Schellhaas.. res 615
Seventeenth
Arnold Frederick, printer (S F), res 724 Lewis
Arnold I Miss, res 1629 Atlantic
Arnold P J, employe with E B Dean & Co, res 1664 Thirteenth
ave, Brooklyn
ARNOLD RAWDON, homeopathist, office 1069 Broadway, res
615 Seventeenth
Arnold T J Mrs, res 957 Castro
Arnoup John, clerk, res 1453 Grove
Arper Clarence T, printer with D W Gelwicks,
teenth ave, East Oakland
Arper Thomas, engineer East Oakland Planing Mill, res 1310
Thirteenth ave
Arps Bertha Miss, res 1577 Linden
Arps Bertha, res 1577 Lynden
Arranton Hugh, laborer, res 1765 Seventh
Arriola Edward F, photographer with E D Ormsby, res 319
Fourth
Arth Geo V, blacksmith with M W Allen, res 316 Sixth
Arthur J D, res 1307 Castro
res 1310 Thir
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^%%i^Jk^ll^^.
rets. L. Barker, BERKELEY,
Importer of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware >n Descriptions
OAKLAND.
109
Arthur Richard T, brakeman CPRR, res 671 Fourth
Arthur S E, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House,
Oakland
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church South, Rev Samuel Brown
pastor, cor Fifteenth and Clay
Ascher Solomon, peddler, res 253 Eighth
Ash Ferdinand F, teamster, res 368 Fourth
Ash Fred, driver, res Fourth nr Franklin
Ash John G A, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Hubbard
nr Park ave
Ash Harriet, domestic, res 1012 Fourteenth
Ashford Joseph, extraman Hook & Ladder Co No 1, and laundry-
man Contra Costa Laundry, res same
Ashford Sarah Mrs, res 1067 Kirkham
Ashley L W, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Ashley Maria Mrs, res 767 Seventh
Ashmore S S Mrs, res 816 Thirty-fifth
Ashton L Mrs, res NW cor Seventeenth and Peralta
Ashworth Harry, yardman CPRR, res Star Hotel
Aspern Henry, laborers res SE cor Twelfth ave and East
Twelfth
Assessor Oakland Township, Jesse Robinson, office Court House
Astling Edward, night cook with Crebbin & Walker, res Tenth
bet Broadway and Franklin
Astor H, laborer CPRR
"AT HOME FRIDAY EVENINGS.'' Richard S Gladding publisher,
969 Broadway, room 36
Atchison John, gang foreman CPRR, res 828 Campbell
Athenian Club, 1055 Broadway
Athens Lodge, I O G T, at California Medical College, meets every
Friday evening
Atherton George, painter, res Union Lodging House, cor Broad-
way and Second
Atherton John, barber, Winthrop House, res 409 Seventh
Atherton Joseph (Kieso & Atherton), res 669 Seventh
Atherton Wm, gardener with C M Bonnemort, res 955 Jackson
Atherstone Thomas S, head bookkeeper Singer Machine Manu-
facturing Co (S F), res 1210 West
Atkins G H, miner, res 320 East Eighth
Atkins Ida Miss, res 320 East Eighth
Atkins Mamie Miss, nurse, res 811 Washington
Atkins S J Mrs, res 320 East Eighth
Atkinson Arthur A, frame joiner with B A Armstrong, res 1157
Franklin
Atkinson George, carriagemaker, 858 Webster, res 854 Harrison
Atkinson George, city marshal and ex officio tax collector, office
City Hall
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAJIM & IMKVKS, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and ]>urant Street.
M^Shriniffit S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
no
OAKLAND.
Atkinson George, clerk GPRR, res 1355 Thirteenth ave
Atkinson George, waiter, SE cor Twenty-eighth and West
Atkinson George Jr, clerk (S F), res 854 Harrison
ATKINSON GEORGE D groceries and produce, 1425 San Pablo
ave, res same
Atkinson Henry, clerk (S F), res 854 Harrison
Atkinson John W, miner, res 1417 Grove
Atkinson John W Jr, assistant instructor chemistry State Uni-
versity (Berkeley), res 1417 Grove
Atkinson William, contractor, res 854 Harrison
Atterbury Frank, carriage trimmer, res 1306 Seventh
Atwater Dwight M, superintendent whip department with Main &
Winchester (S F), res 962 Campbell
Atwill E D, res 907 Jackson
At wood H R, marine surveyor, res 1031 Seventh ave
Atwood Wm W, wood engraver, res 1031 Seventh ave
Aubrey Peter, carpenter and house mover, res 608 First
Audiffred Hypolite, wood and coal, 565 Fourth, res 1313 Brush
Audifl'red Louis, bookkeeper with H Audiffred, res 1313 Brush
Auerbach L Mrs, res 586 Twenty-secoiid
Augenstein Ernest, jeweler, res e s Magnolia nr Thirty-fourth
AUGUR GEORGE J. physician and surgeon, office hours 11 to 12
a M and i I to 5 p M, office Oakland Bank Building, rooms 14
and 15, res same
Augustine M B (Martin & Augustine, Reno, Nev), res 560 Six-
teenth
Augusto Antonio Joze, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
224 Ettie
Augustus A, laborer C P R R
Augwin J A, foreman C P R R Yard, res 1669 Taylor
Auld Royal, postal clerk, res 769 Seventeenth
Auroux Edward, laborer, res 301 First
Austey Charles Townsend, C P R R, res 825 Henry
Austin David S, captain P M S S Co's steamer San Jose res 1111
Adeline
Austin Harry, artist, res 616 Twelfth
Austin Marcus E, real estate brokerage, res 376 East Fourteenth
Austin P J, lawyer, res 462 Central ave
Austin Sarah A Miss, res 479 Ninth
Austin William, laborer, res 129 Helen
Autuiler John, laborer C P R R Yard
Avan Charles, saloon and restaurant, 370 Eighth
Avan Harriet Mrs, res College ave nr New Broadway (Ten escal)
Avenue House, O I Denison propr, 1273 San Pablo ave
AVERELL WILLIAM M. agent iEtna Fire Insurance Co, and
general collection agent, office 854 i Broadway, res same
Averill Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res 523 Tenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^-{^te^^^a
ALLEN, TUGGLE t CO., OAK PLANK,
IS and 20 Spear St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
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Aversou James G, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Avery Adeline N Mrs, physician and surgeon, office NE cor
Fourteenth and Webster, res same
Avery Sarah A, res 674 Sixteenth
Ayala M M, res Telegraph ave bet Alpine anl Tehama, Temescal
Ayers Edith D Miss, hook binder Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 718 Twelfth
Ayers John E, carpenter with J M Halsted, res 606 Eighteenth
Ayers J I, miner, res 1710 Lincoln
Ayers John, police officer (S F), res 671 East Twenty -fourth
Ayers Michael, agricultural implements (S F), i-es 606 Eighteenth
Ayers Olga Miss, telegraphist C P R R, res 211 Minna (S F)
Ayers Ransom G, architect and builder, res 581 Seventeenth
Ayers Rosa Miss, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 718
Twelfth
Ayers W H, cigars, tobacco, etc, res 966 Twenty-eighth
AYERS WILLIAM H. cigars, tobacco and billiards, 465 Ninth,
res 966 Twenty -eighth
Ay re Emma Miss, res 818 Brush
Ayres Irvin, merchant and cattle-raiser, res 1205 Oak
Ayres Mary J Mrs, teacher Clawson Primary School, l'es 1710
Lincoln
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Baab Chas, merchant tailor, 970 Broadway, res 1225 San Pablo
ave
Babb Chas, journalist, res 2049 Market
Babbage Geo, house mover, res 363' Fifth
Babbitt Hattie A Miss, res 1954 Webster
Babbitt Salmon M, capitalist, res 1954 Webster
Babeock Frances Miss, res 1012 Jefferson
Babcock Geo, res 577 Thirty-fifth
Babeock Geo W, contractor, res 555 East Sixteenth
Babcock Henry C, agent Pnueger's luminous goods, res Telegraph
ave nr Vernon, Temescal
Babcock L M, foreman with Fay & Backus (S F), res 2003 Chest-
nut
Babcock N H, tuner Bruenn's Music Store, res 232 Twelfth
Babcock Noel, salesman with Adolph Bruenn, res cor Twelfth
and Alice
Babcock Mrs, res 825 Market
Babcock O D Mrs, res 1012 Jefferson
Babcock Sanford P, civil engineer, res 1721 Seward
Babcock V Miss, res 1012 Jefferson
Schafer & Co.: SSftSSB CLOTHING, Ag
%££S£ San Francisco.
Washington Brewery \
WoBtermaiiii A Co., Pronrs.
N. W. COB. 5th & EISXEAi: STEEETS.
112
OAKLAND.
Babcock W, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Babel Philip, carpenter, res 1378 Ninth
Babista Mrs, res 720 Chester
Bachelder A H, salesman with Holt Bros, res 1260 Grove
Bachelder Mrs E, dressmaker, res 533 Seventeenth
Bachelder Wm K, carpenter, res 533 Seventeenth
Bachmann Geo (Brown & Bachmann), attorney-at-law, res 1349
Telegraph ave, res same
Bach told Anna Miss, res 1169 Center
Backus Lucy Mrs, res 1013 Wood
Backus Oscar J (Geo H Tay & Co), res 1424 Adeline
Bacon Frank M, res cor Seventh ave and East Eleventh
Bacon F P, proprietor Globe Iron Works (S F), res 412 East
Tenth
Bacon Henry D, capitalist, res 960 Oak
Bacon James H, confectioner, 965 Broadway, res 222 Ninth
Bacon W F, salesman with W B Hardy, res 366 Eighth
Baddern Henry, plumber, 311 Third
Badescti Josef, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 718
Twelfth
Badger's Central Park, Thos W Badger propr, bet Seventh and
Ninth ave and East Tenth and Railroad nr Clinton Station
Badger Chas W, broker (S F), res 1367 Castro
Badger Thos W, propr Badger's Park, res same
Bagge Christian, farmer, res SW cor Fourteenth and Peralta
Bagge Theodore F, farmer, SE cor Center and Seventh
Baglin Harriet Mrs, res 1715 Market
Bahls J W (Althof & Bahls) (S Fj, res 942 Linden
Bahr Gottlieb, teacher, res 2034 Union
Bailey Ann Mrs, res 567 East Twenty-third
Bailey Austin, painter with C B Rutherford, res Bartlett House
Bailey B, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 812 Campbell
Bailey Charles, yardman CPRR, res Grand Western Hotel
Bailey Chas A, bookkeeper with Huntington, Hopkins & Co
(S F), res 1387 Harrison
Bailey Hiram, supervisor, res Livermore
Bailey Irene Mrs, res 1713 Market
Bailey James, naturalist and florist, res 464 Third
Bailey James Jr, tinsmith, res 464 Third
Bailey John, blacksmith, res 464 Third
Bailey Kate Miss, res 566 East Eleventh
Bailey Mary Miss, artist, res 567 East Twenty-third
Bailey Myron, carpenter, res 812 Campbell
Bailey Nellie Mrs, res Bartlett House, 473 Seventh
Bailey S A Mrs, res 566 East Eleventh
Bailey Thos, bookkeeper, res 557 Seventh
Bailey Wm H, carpenter, res 1322 San Pablo
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WiiMhing WEL.I, DONE at VERY LOW H.it<*.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BANKER, a5dEfNLseiS^cEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
113
Bailey Wm I, wood and coal, 710 Fifth, res 675 Fifth
Bailey Wm T, printer, res 1212 Sixteenth ave
Baily H M Miss, agent, 506 Ninth, res same
Baily John, foreman CPRR, res 914 Pine
Bain James, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Bain Mrs Margaret, midwife, res 510 Seventh
Bainbridge Chas J, medical student, res 713 Eighth
Bainbridge James C, medical student, res 713 Eighth
Bains Chas, with J P Beels, res 1618 Eleventh
Baker A Blanche Miss, res 673 Twenty-fifth
Baker Albert F, carpenter, res 1303 Clay
Baker Alfred, laborer with J C Estey, res 673 Twenty -fifth
Baker Alfred H, driver, res 673 Twenty-fifth
Baker Alfred S, painter and grainer, res 513 Eleventh
Baker Amy B Miss, res 673 Twenty-fifth
Baker Annie M Miss, dressmaker, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker A P Mrs, res 822 Twelfth
Baker A W, brakeman CPRR
Baker Chas F, banking clerk (S F), res Blake House
Baker Chas W, house painter, res 802 Grove
Baker I A Mrs, res 966 Chester
Baker E G, res 462 Prospect
Baker Frank, salesman with P Baker, res 362 Fifth
Baker Gershon A, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co, res SW
cor Thirtieth and Myrtle
Baker H E, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Baker Henry M, blacksmith, res 1018 Pine
BAKER HENRY T. stationer, etc, 1792 Seventh, res 966 Chester
Baker James, engineer (S F), res 1018 Pine
Baker Jane, res 765 Clay
Baker Jefferson B, carpenter, res 803 Castro
Baker Jehiel H, mining agent, res 673 Twenty-fifth
Baker J J, paymaster CPRR, res 408 Thirteenth
Baker John, res 1306 Twelfth ave
Baker Joseph H (Boynton & Baker), carpenter, res 803 Castro
Baker J R, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 608 Fourth
Baker Justus, miner, res 608 Fourth
Baker Lucv L Miss, res 673 Twenty-fifth
Baker L R~Mrs, res 120 Eleventh
Baker Margaret Mrs, res 482 Twenty-fifth
Baker Orrin V, machinist, res 1809 Short
Baker < 'rrin V Jr, news agent, res 1809 Short
Baker Peter, groceries and provisions, 823 Broadway, res 362 Fifth
Baker Richard P, master mariner, res 770 Seventeenth
Baker Rush D, clerk CPRR, res 937 Myrtle
Baker S Mrs, foreman folding department Pacific Press, res 608
Fourth
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114
OAKLAND.
Baker Samuel, bookkeeper, res 815 East Fifteenth
Baker Sarah E, res 616 Twelfth
Baker Thos, laborer, res 883 Division
Baker William, res 526 East Twelfth
Baker Wm, painter, res O'Neal House, Emery Station
Baker Wm, painter Judson Manufacturing Co, res Berkeley
Baker Wm, printer, res 313 Sixth
Baker W L H, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 718
Twelfth
Balam Mary, domestic, w s Maple bet Temescal and Birch
Baldwin Alexander, mining, res 1207 Franklin
Baldwin Alice Miss, res 930 Adeline
Baldwin A W, clerk, res 930 Adeline
BALDWIN D M (Baldwin & Reilay), res Winsor House
Baldwin Elvira Mrs, physician and private lodgings, 527 Seventh
Baldwin J C, res 770 Tenth
Baldwin J C, res 1324 Tenth ave
Baldwin Loyd, attorney-at-law (S F), res Lee nr Vernon ave
Baldwin M A Mrs, 1410 Franklin
Baldwin Mark, harnessmaker, 406 East Twelfth
Baldwin Mark, watchman Northwestern Manufacturing Car
Co, 654 Washington
BALDWIN & REILAY (D M Baldwin and J P Reilay), physi-
cians, 1003| Broadway, room 4
Balemi James, gardener Mountain View Cemetery
Balemi John, gardener Mountain View Cemetery
Baley H C Mrs, nurse, res 756 Seventh
Ball Chas H, engineer CPRR, res 1714 Lincoln
Ball C H, engineer CPRR, res 61 2 J East Twelfth
Ball Francis, master mariner, res 1261 Clay
Ball Frank, groceries, 1642 Telegraph Ave, res same
Ball Horace, clerk CPRR(SF), res 856 Market
Ball Nicholas, extraman Phoenix Engine No 1, res 1261 Clay
Bali Nicholas A, clerk with W P Wheeler, res 1261 Clay
Ballantyne William H, painter, 412 Fifteenth
Ballard Chas, gardener, res 1019 Fifth ave
Ballard Geo, machinist (S F), res 1718 Chase
Ballard James W, saloon, 464 Ninth, res 942 Wood
Ballard Laura A Miss, res 2224 Telegraph ave
Ballard Sanford K, accountant, res 2224 Telegraph ave
Bailey Geo, pound keeper, res rear 2140 Chestnut
Ballotta Frank, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Ballou Daniel W, school teacher, res 1912 Myrtle
Ballou S Ella Mrs, dressmaker, res 1912 Myrtle
Bally T, jockey Oakland Race Track nr Emery Station, res same
Balzer John, shoemaker, 713 Broadway, res Third bet Washing-
ton and Clay
SAP! FRANCISCO U JWDSY
( so£ Brua « ay, Onk lan-i.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXJCAN HARD WOODS,18
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
115
Bamber John, mining, res 476 Twenty-second
Bamber John E Jr, res 476 Twenty-second
Bamber Lizzie Miss, res 476 Twenty-second
Bamber Mav E Miss, res 476 Twenty-second
Bamford C E Mrs, res 621 East Fifteenth
Bangle Alice R Mrs, res 1214 Tenth ave
"BANDBOX" (The Oakland), Burke & Cunningham proprietors,
1169 Broadway
Bangle Branson, painter, 1278 Tenth ave, res same
Bangle Edward, carriage painter, SW cor Sixteenth ave and
Twelfth, res 1352 Tenth ave
Bangle Edward Jr, with E Bangle, res 1352 Sixth ave
BANGLE GEORGE E. watchmaker and jeweler, 622 East Twelfth,
res 1214 Tenth ave
Bangle Phoebe Mrs, res 1278 Tenth ave
Bangs H Franklin, Home Mutual Insurance Co (S F), res 118
Ninth
Bankhead Bros (David B, Malcolm R and William S Bankhead),
auctioneers, 468 Tenth
Bankhead David B (Bankhead Bros), res 752 Castro
Bankhead Hugh (Bankhead & Gehr), res 1358 Brush
Bankhead Bros (J B and J W Bankhead), auctioneers, 466
Tenth
Bankhead Jane, res 752 Castro
Bankhead John W, news dealer, NW cor Tenth and Broadway,
res 757 Castro
Bankhead Malcolm R (Bankhead Bros), and tinner with James
Dalziel, res 752 Castro
Bankhead Theresa, res 704 Twenty-sixth
Bankhead William S (Bankhead Bros), res 752 Castro
Bankhead & Gehr (Hugh Bankhead and L N Gehr), auctioneers
and furniture dealers, 911-915 Washington
Banks Charles W, cashier Wells, Fargo & Co (S F), res 2253
Telegraph ave
Banks Henry D, switchman C P R R, res 1165| Seventh
Banks H H, yardman C P R R, res cor Fifth and Center
Banks J A, messenger W, F & Co's Express, res 1328 Eleventh ave
Banks John, cook, res 622 Broadway
Bannan Daniel W, hostler Tapp's Training Stables, res same
Bannerman John F (Pioneer Planing Mill), res Alameda
Baptist Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, 719 Eleventh
Baptiste Frank, borer, res 815 Eighteenth
Baramia Jean, porter, res rear 837| Brush, up stairs
Barbagelata Francis, foreman Ghirardella & Son, res 606 Third
Barbagelata Oscar, clerk Ackerman's Branch Crockery Store,
res 606 Third
Barber A T, bookkeeper, res Alameda
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, N
Snn Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Wosterinanii A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COE. 5th & EIEKHAW STEEETS.
116
OAKLAND.
Barber Edward T, physician, office 957 Broadway, res same
Barber James B, deputy county treasurer, res Alameda
Barber Joseph A, student State University, res Vernon Park
Barber M 0, farmer, res Vernon Park, Temescal
Barclay Melvin, sawyer Pacific Planing Mills, res 653 Seventh
Bardwell Henrietta Miss, res 1003 Twenty-second
Bard well Josephine Miss, res 1003 Twenty-second
Bargion Peter, miner, res 1454^ Seventh
Barker Charles R, teamster with Bar?tow & Garber, res 2217
Chestnut
Barker E W, teacher penmanship Hopkins' and Snell's Acade-
mies, res San Francisco
Barker F A, sea captain, res 1512 Ninth
Barker John P, bookkeeper with Charles L Taylor, res 466|
Thirteenth
Barker Timothy L, merchant, res 1119 Castro
Barker William R, teacher penmanship California Military A ad-
emy, res Plymouth ave
Barkhouse Frederick C, carpenter, res Girard House, 955J Wash-
ington
Barloggi Guisephe, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry, res 1359
Thirteenth
Barlow Albert, driver Whitney & Co's Express, res 518 Sixth
Barlow C, employe U S Mint, res 966 Madison
Barlow Frank, clerk (S F), res 214 B
Barlow Mary Mrs, res 214 B
Barnard Carrie Miss, res 535 Thirty-sixth
Barnard Charles, brakeman C P R R
Barnard E, baker, res 421 Linden
Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co), res NE cor Gough and
Vallejo, San Francisco
BARNARD FRANK & CO (Frank Barnard and Henry Voorman),
wood and coal, 400 Eighth
Barnard Helen D Miss, principal Market Street Kindergarten, res
1320 Telegraph ave
Barnard William C, clerk with H Dutard, res 1320 Telegraph
ave
Barnard William E, real estate agent, insurance broker and auc-
tioneer, 470 Ninth, res 1320 Telegraph ave
Barndt Charles, carpenter, res 239 Harlan
Barnes C G, switchman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Barnes Charles, res 63 Valley
Barnes Ellen Miss, res 863 Chester
Barnes L M, carpenter, res 1513 Ninth ave
Barnes May W Miss, saleslady with Taft & Pennoyer, res 821
Fifteenth
Barnes Michael, collector, res 863 Chester
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;OOI> WORK, LOW PRICES. Olllec,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jas L Barker^ Lion Insurance Co., Capita!, $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
117
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Barnes R L, clerk London and San Fi-ancisco Bank, res 961 Eighth
Barnes Thomas, operator Woolen Mills, res 1124 Third
Barnest G, brakeman CPR R, res Sacramento Lodging House
Barnet John, police officer, res 523 Eighth
Barnett David, fruit, etc, 831 Broadway, res 408 Fifth
Barnett Edward, dry goods, clothing, etc, 835 and 837 Broadway,
res 563 Fifth
Barnett Frank T, clerk with Chas L Taylor, res 523 Eighth
Barnett Isaac, fruit peddler, res 712 Fifth
Barnett J J, 422 Eighth, res cor Sixth and Broadway
Barnett John, policeman with Dalziel & Moller, res 523 Eighth
Barnett John Z, plumber with Robt Dalziel, res 523 Eighth
Barnett O D, Pioneer Planing Mill, res Third bet Castro
Market
Barnett R P, supt Dredger Co, res n s East Twenty-third
Eighteenth and Nineteenth aves
Barney C L, conductor C P R R, res 1723 Filbert
Barney John N, carpenter, res 1723 Filbert
BARNUM RESTAURANT, PPagge & Co proprietors, SE
Broadway and Seventh
Barnhisel Chas F, clerk with D Hughes, res 1694 Seventh
Barnhisel Emily S Mrs, res 1713 Market
Barr Thomas, res 475 Ninth
Barracks L, electric light fireman C P R R
Barratini L, with Siebe Bros & Plageman (S F), res 922 Third
Barrere Louis, driver Contra Costa Laundry, res 960 Center
Barrere Louis, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Barrett Abraham, boots and shoes, 1237 Broadway, res 570 Fif-
teenth
Barrett Al, butcher, res 883 Bay
Barrett C R, res 1961 Grove
Barrett Daniel S, with B Lambert, res 825 Market
Barrett Edward, proprietor Oakland Tivoli, res Tivoli Opera
House
Barrett George, capitalist, res 836 Broadway
Barrett George H, farmer, res 1027 Eighth
Barrett James, bootblack, res 655 Washington
Barrett John, laborer, NE cor Eighteenth and Eleventh ave
Barrett John S, clerk with T R Burns, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett P, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Patrick, res 833 Myrtle
Barrett Thomas, miner, res NE cor Eighteenth and Eleventh ave
Barrett Wm, blacksmith, res NE cor Eighteenth and Eleventh ave
Barrett Wm, extraman Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res 619 East
Fourteenth
Barrington George F, bookkeeper Custom House (S F), res 1014
Cypress
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WKfStiiSSSk S- F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
118
OAKLAND.
Barrows A, res cor Forty-seventh and San Pablo ave, Temescal
Barry David, carriage painter with M W Allen, res 410 Tenth
Barry David, gardener, res 1022 West
Barry Edward, stockbroker (S F), res 1102 Tenth
Barry H N, conductor C P R R, res 756 Seventh
Barr}' Jane Miss, assistant Cole School, res 776 Tenth
Barry John, car repairer CPRR Yard, res 873 Peralta
Barry John, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 1022 West
Barry J W, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Barry Patrick, employe CPRR. res 818 Linden
Barry Patrick, professor of mathematics, res 304 Tenth
Barry Wm, gardener, res 1627 Eighth
Barstow Alfred, lawyer (S F), res 1018 Eighteenth
Barstow Amanda M Miss, res 1322 Harrison
Barstow Amy Miss, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
936 Thirty-sixth
Barstow Anson (Barstow & Garber), res 1104 Broadway
Barstow Ellen F Miss, res 1064 Twenty-second
Barstow Frederick O, physician and surgeon, office 936 Thirty-
sixth, res same
Barstow Lizzie Reed, res 1064 Twenty-second
Barstow Mary Miss, res 1322 Harrison
Barstow Mary E Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 936 Thirty-sixth
Barstow Wallace, apprentice sign painter, res 1064 Twenty-second
Barstow & Garber (Anson Barstow and M C Garber), wood and
coal, hay and grain, SE cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Bartable Bartholomew, brakeman CPRR, res Central House
Bartels Charles W, brass worker, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Chas, barber, Fourteenth bet Broadway and Washington,
res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels Emma L Miss, res 501 Twenty-fourth
BARTELS HENRY* liquor saloon, 1114 Broadway, res 1529
Curtis
Bartels Laura A Miss, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Bartels William, upholsterer with Christian Schreiber, res 175
Eighth
Bartholomew Alfred, livery stable, Thirteenth ave, res 576 East
Fourteenth
Bartholomew Clarence A, plumber, res 775 Fourteenth
Bartholomew Ella N Miss, artist, res 576 East Fourteenth
Bartholomew E M Mrs, assistant Swett School, res 775 Four-
teenth
Bartholomew Henry G, porter, res 475 Twenty-first
Bartlett Alfred, propr Bartlett House, 473 Seventh
Bartlett Alice Miss, bookbinder Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
752 Sixteenth
Bartlett Cornelia P Miss, res 1462 Castro
BLAKE
HOUSE,
Oakland.
Cal.
1059
WASHINCIOI
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKLL IM»\Kal VKRV !-))« Kat •».
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broalw.iy. 0 > ".land.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., "k
rkory. Oak, Ash, White Wood, Maple, Ete.
om. 1H ami !«0 Spear Street, San Franc- isoo.
OAKLAND.
119
Bartlett'E E Mrs, res 833 Market
Bartlett George C, assistant receiving teller Pacific Bank (S F),
res 1462 Castro
Bartles Geo W, machinist cor Fifth and Bryant, res 860 Pine
Bartlett Harry E, manager Contra Costra Laundry, res S F
Bartlett Henry S, clerk with Taft & Pennoyer, res 1462 Castro
Bartlett House, Alfred Bartlett propr, 473 Seventh
Bartlett Jennie Mrs, nurse, res 1001 Franklin
Bartlett Pliny (Hallett, Bartlett, &' Dalton), res 1311 Franklin
Bartlett Samuel, night watchman Bartlett House, 473 Seventh
Bartlett Sarah A C, res 1462 Castro
Bartlett Theresa, Bartlett House, 473 Seventh
Bartlow William, bootblack, res 714 Fourth
Bartlett William C, editor Bulletin (S F), res 477 Prospect
Bartling William (Bartling & Kimball) 505 Clay (S F), res 719
Fourteenth
Bartmann John A, painter, res 1946 Linden
Barto S H, fireman C P R R, res 1416 Ninth
Barton C A Mrs, crayon and portrait artist, res 1419 San Pablo
ave
Barton Jacob K, brakeman C P R R, res 1457 New Broadway
Barton Knott, carpenter, res New York Hotel
Barton Thomas C, laborer, res Overland House
Barut Albert, engineer (S F), res 55 Valley
Barut August, butcher, res 55 Valley
Barut Raymondw(Manuel & Barut), res 55 Valley
Basch Maurice, cigars, 624 Washington (S F), res 317 Eleventh
BASCIZZA GEORGE^chophouse Morning Star Coffee Saloon,
1516 Seventh, Kolher Block, Center Station
Bashford C Mrs, res 1379 Harrison
Bashford Lillie Miss, res 1379 Harrison
Bass Lavinia Mrs, res 1954 Grove
Basset J, mail agent, res 1156 Broadway
Bassett Alonzo, stone cutter, res 809 Thirteenth
Bassett Augustus S, printer C P R R Ship Yard, res 835 Willow
Bassett Clara Miss, res 862 Twenty-sixth
Bassett James C, carpenter, res 768 Twenty -first
Bassett J P, baggage master C P Ft R, res 1076 Thirty-second
Bassett James M, C P R R, res 728 Eighth
Bassett John M, brake man C P R R, res 660 Laurel ave
Bassett Thomas^R, carpenter, res 768 Twenty-first
Bassi G, res_First ave bet Telegraph and Second ave, Temescalf
Basnett John D, solicitor, res 1361 Peralta
Bas'ian Frederick, blacksmith C P R R Yards, res 1716 Eighth
Bastiani Sefferno, chief cook Tubbs Hotel, res 165 Seventh
Batchelder David F^speciarpoliceman, res 1379 Telegraph ave
Batchelder James, engineer, res 314 Ninth
Schafer& Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, KKffiS:
WASHINGTON BREWERY, £«**"»»»? *.§*•-• p~p«..
, W. cor. 5th & K likhani St*
120
OAKLAND.
Batchelder John P, brakeman, res 1329 Harrison
Batchelder P J, carpenter, res 1313 Eleventh ave
Batchelder T Mrs, res 1329 Harrison
Batchelder William F, groceries, cor Sixteenth and San Pablo ave
res Avenue House
Batchelder William H, seaman, res 1329 Harrison
Bates Ephraim J, contractor, res cor Ettie and B
Batholemue B, livery stable, 1060 Thirteenth ave, res NW cor
Fourteenth and Twelfth ave
Bathurst Angus, brakeman CPRR, res 742 Peralta
Batkin Henry, clerk (S F), res 727 Filbert
Batkin Henry C F, clerk (S F), res 1856 Division
Batterman Lucy A S Mrs, res SE cor We>t and Seventh
Battesta Johann, res Contra Costa Laundry
Bau champ J A Mrs, music teacher, res 888 East Twenty-first
Baudin Jubn P, builder, res 566 Sixteenth
Bauer Henry, brakeman CPRR
Bauerle John, carpenter, res 755 Grove
Baxley George W, farmer, re^ 125 Third
Baxley John W, millhand Oakland Planing Mill, res 1955 Union
Baxley S W, farmer, 125 Third
Baxley Wm T, teacher, res 125 Third
Baxter Hall William, clerk Spring Valley Water Co (S F), res
1236 Adeline
Baxter J B & Co (J B Baxter and C Dalmas), cooperage, 610
Broadway
Baxter James, engineer, res 1013 Fifth
Baxter William S, bookkeeper Redington & Co (S F), res 1419
Myrtle
Bay City Market, NE cor Eleventh and Washington
Bay Nursery, James Hutchison propr, 1814 Telegraph ave
Bay View Distillery Yeast Co, G W Burns agent, 466 Ninth
Bay View Saloon, John Casson propr, SE cor Telegraph ave and
First ave
Bayard Emma F, res 661 Magnolia
Bayles Wm H, miner, res 321 Eleventh
Bayley Charles H, manager Photographic Publishing Co and
agent Wolcott Pain Paint, office 515 Seventh, res 220 Genter,
Watts Tract
Bayley George B, res 1307 Castro
Bayley George H, cattle-raiser, res 678 Twenty-fourth
Bayley Joshua H, live stock dealer, res 1659 Grove
Bayley Wilson, res 1659 Grove
Baylis Joseph, laborer, res 873 Lydia
Bayly Henry P F, foundryman, res 228 Haven
Beach Robert C, attorney-at-law, res 925 Thirty-fifth
Beach Thomas, res 414 Fourteenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WASHING l>OXK AT MIIOKT XOTICE.
Office, 3» Geary St., S. F.. and Hoa Broadway, Oakland.
rAMES L. BARKER,
BerJcalev,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
121
Beadle C F, salesman with Taft & Pennoyer, res 604 Seventeenth
Beakleay Henry, huntsman, res Forty-third bet Telegraph ave
and Grove, Temescal
Beal William B, commission merchant (S F), res 1215 Twelfth ave
Beale Annie E Miss, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Beale Jonathan, carpenter, res 653 Adeline
Beale William T, sexton First M E Church, res 700 Thirty-fourth
Beals Charles H, dentist, res 1901 Broadway
Beals Ezra, manufacturer Garland Patent Basin Sink and Bath-
tub Trap, 1901 Broadway
Beam Gx-eta Miss, res 306 Fourteenth
Bean A, laborer, res Sutter bet San Pablo and Adeline, Temescal
Bean Adelmer J, carpenter, res 1528 West
Bean A E, ship carpenter, res s s foot of Webster
Bean A J, laborer C P R R Yards
Beans George S, wood worker, res SE cor Franklin and Fourth
Bear A, yardman C P R R, res 663 Third
Bear Abraham, yardman C P R R, res 804 Willow
Bear Uriah A, yardman C P R R, r-es 649 Campbell
Bear W, yardman C P R R, res 649 Campbell
Beardsley I Mrs, dressmaker, res 1320 San Pablo ave
Beardsley James S (Beardsley & Lloyd) : res 1262 Market
Beardsley Melvin W, res 1320 San Pablo ave
BEARDSLEY & LLOYD (James S Beardsley and Charles E
Lloyd), real estate agents, 912 Broad waj7
Bearlogg G, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Beatie Walter C, clerk S P C R R Co (S F), res 312 Third
Beaton E P, res Merritt House
Beatty J A Mrs, res 363 1 Twelfth
Beatty William, groceries, 783 Twelfth, res same
Beaudry House, Mrs J H Whitney proprietress, 875 Washington
Beaugner W S, brakeman S P R R, res 524 Sixteenth
Beaver Henry, janitor Stock Exchange Building (S F), res 1708
Lincoln
Bechdel Nelson A, foreman C P R R Shop, res 1723 Eighth
Becht Chas F, butcher, res 620 Franklin
Becht D M Miss, res 1168 Webster
Becht George J (Croll & Becht), res 1017 Franklin
Bechtel John, capitalist, res 1466 Eighth
Bechts Saloon, Leopold Selna & Gustave Damnitz proprietors,
SE cor Eleventh and Broadway
Beck E B, importer and commission merchant (S F), res 318 East
Seventeenth
Beck John C, captain schooner Napa City, res 504 Fifteenth
Beck Miles, teamster with Lyon & Kinsey, res 1063 Willow
Beck Thomas, gardener, res 1007 Fourteenth
Beck Vere, marble cutter, Mountain View Cemetery
OAKLAND BREWERY, ^^SpJf-DIEVES^prietor8
Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,ft™3» Fresco & Decorative Artists
122
OAKLAND.
Beck Walter F, commission merchant, 219 Front (S F), res 512
P^jPiT w en ty -second
Becker Chas W, expressman, res 1210 Twenty-eighth
Becker Frederick, butcher, 817 Broadway, res 667 Fifth
Becker Peter, coachman'with E S Davis, res 769 Eighth
Beckett F "Arthur, pharmacist (S F), res 1518 Thirteenth ave,
Ji|§j$East Oakland,;
Beckett J W, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Beckett Mrs, music teacher, res 1518 Thirteenth ave
Beckley Henry, mechanic, res 668 Twenty-Seventh
Beckwith L F, printer, res 818 Twelfth
Bedell Daniel C, bartender, cor Fourth and Franklin, res 462 Third
Bedell E D, brakeman CPRR, res 1618 Telegraph ave
Bedell George, real estate, res 753 Market
Bedell J N, teacher, res 814 Twelfth
Bedell John N, res 717 Tenth
Beebe Charles W (Preble & Beebe), res 1212 Clay
Beebe David P, butcher, res 825 Filbert
Beebe Edward L, carpenter, res n s Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Beebe James, farmer, res n s Cleveland ave east of Telegraph ave
Beebe Wm S,rres 1709 Chase
Beeby E L,*carpenter with J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
ave bet Summer and Clifton
Beeby Robert J, foreman with James Lentell, res Telegraph ave
bet Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth
Beedy Laura, res 618 East Sixteenth
Beel Martin S, commercial traveler, res 378 Ninth
Beel S Mrs, res 378 Ninth
Beel Sigmund S, violinist, res 378 Ninth
Beels Geo, printer, res 1618 Eleventh ave
Beels J P, engraver and printer, res 1618 Eleventh ave
Beeman Mrs, res Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Beeney James H, wharfinger CPRR, res Continental Hotel
Beer John M, cigarmaker with Fibash Bros, res 519 Seventh
Beggs John, laborer, res cor Twenty-seventh and Grove
Beharrell E E (Beharrell & Co), res 339 East Twelfth
Beharrell & Co (E E Beharrell and G U Cunningham), groceries,
339 East Twelfth |
Behrling John, engineer with Samm & Co, res 1113 Sixteenth
ave
Belcher Frederick, res 1143 Myrtle
Belcher John A, furnaceman Pacific Iron and Nail Factory, res
958 Clav
Belden Ella D Mrs, res 1326 Twelfth
Belden E S, law phonographer (S F), res e s Telegraph ave b et
Fortieth and Forty -first
Belden Frank (Marcuse & Dickinson), res 1326 Twelfth
S. F. LAUNBEY.
<;<Mt|» WOKK, l,«MV PRICES. OlH«-«\
33 Gsary fct... S. ]?., and 8G2 Broadway. Oakland.
ALLEN, TU6GLE & CO.,
C-A-BIZTET "WOOIDS OP -A-XjXj 3EX3S7S4B,
Sfos. IS and S8« Spear Street, !San Franciseo.
OAKLAND.
123
Belden Harry R, cigarmaker, res 1317 San Pablo ave
Belden H K, agent Hartford Fire Insurance Co, res cor John and
Montgomery (S F)
Belden Harry L, clerk with Robinson & De Galia, res 1326 Cen-
tral ave
Belden Theodore M, builder, res 367 Durant
Belfast Victor, teamster with Samm & Co, res below Twenty-fifth
and Sycamore, San Pablo ave
Belfils Ernest K, printer, res 1770 San Pablo ave
Belfils Victor, drayman, res San Pablo ave bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Belisle Hubert, laborer, res 320 Second
Bell A G Mrs, res 917 Fifth
Bell Charles W, nurseryman, res 718 Seventeenth
Bell Ellen Miss, ladies nurse, res Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
Bell Emeline Mrs, res 1001 Fifth
Bell F A Mrs, proprietress St Lawrence Hotel, 1305 Broadway
Bell Grant, student, res 1231 Myrtle
Bell H, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal House,
Emery Station
Bell Harriet Miss, res Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
Bell Henry, assistant engineer Iron and Steel Works, res Thirty
sixth nr San Pablo ave
Bell Henry Jr, moulder, res Thirty-sixth nr San Pablo ave
Bell Hugh J, carpenter, res 1014 Twenty-fourth
Bell John K, barkeeper, res 358 Seventh
Bell Joseph, res 658 Sycamore
Bell Joseph H, mechanic school department, res 658 Sycamore
BELL R E. druggist, junction Telegraph ave and Broadway, res
1305 Broad wa}r
Bell William, laborer, res 1781 William
Bell Wm S, miner, res 1713 Lincoln
Bellingall P W, custom house broker (S F), res 1415 Filbert
Belloir Peter, conductor C P R R, res 1222 Chestnut
Belrose Louis, car driver, res San Pablo bet Thirty-sixth and Thir-
ty-seventh
Bemis Frank, machinehand, res 1113 Sixteenth ave
Bemis Frank A, machinehand East Oakland Planing Mill, res
1310 Sixteenth ave
BEMIS ORLANDO (Bemis & Allison), res Union Hotel
BEMIS <& ALLISON (O Bemis and Benj Allison), butchers, 479
East Twelfth
Bemmerley Albert M, res 489 Orchard ave
Bemmerley Nettie Miss, res 489 Orchard
Bendel Herman (Tillman & Bendel) (S F), res 228 Third
Bender Max F, teacher French, German and drawing California
Military Academy, res S F
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
Washington Bretvery,
Westeriiiann A Co., Proprs..
N. W. COE. 5th & KIEKHAM STEEETS.
124
OAKLAND.
Benedetti Gussie Miss, res 657 Myrtle
Benedetti Louis, laborer, 657 Myrtle
Benedict Newton (Benedict, Capel & Co), notary public and com-
missioner of deeds, 457 Ninth, res 228 Ninth
Benedict, Capel & Co (Newton Benedict and J R Capel), real es-
tate agents, 457 Ninth
Benerson Mary, cook with Samuel P Hall, res 1220 Union
Benham John A, contractor, res 1638 Telegraph ave
Benham J W, clerk, res 526 Tenth
Benjamin A G Mrs, teacher music, res 1352 Market
Benjamin C J, laborer CPRR
Benjamin Charlotte, res 2223 Elm
Benjamin Clinton J, train reporter CPRR, res 1352 Market
Benjamin Ed H, expressman, stand SW cor Tenth and Broadway,
res Newland House
Benjamin Lizzie C Miss, dressmaker, res 2223 Elm
Benjamin Philip L, law student (S F), res 2223 Elm
Benner Edward, patternmaker, res 777 Sixteenth
Benner Frederick M, melter and refiner United States Mint (S
F), res 777 Sixteenth
Bennett Alfred E, carpenter Bradbury's Planing Mills (S F), res
540 Twenty-second
Bennett Alice Miss, res 540 Twenty-second
Bennett Barnard, crockery, 906 Broadway, res 653 Jackson
Bennett Chas D, stockbroker, res 567 Eighth
Bennett E A Mrs, res 2225 Chestnut
Bennett Florence Miss, 540 Twenty-second
Bennett G W, brakeman CPRR, res 462 Twelfth
Bennett Herbert W, professor of music, res 1459 Telegraph
Bennett James, 'longshoreman, res e s Broadway bet First and
the bay
Bennett John, laborer, res 761 Grove
Bennett Joseph, cook, res 1826 William
Bennett Orvil D, moulder Pioneer Planing Mills, res 715 Third
Bennett T A, poultry-raiser, res 2225 Chestnut
Bennett Thos, general agt Travelers' Insurance Co, res 520 Tenth
Bennetts Richard, res 709* Fifth
BENNIS0N ANDREW if (Bennison, Liebmann & Co), res 1659
Grove
Bennison Eben H, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res
1011 Webster
Bennison GeoE, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res 856
Brush
Bennison Marion B Miss, assistant Cole School, res 856 Brush
BENNISON, LIEBMANN & CO (A B Bennison and Louis Lieb-
mann), dry and fancy goods, 1157 and 1159 Broadway
Benoit Peter, capitalist, res 567 Second
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «^iaK&
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Benson Alanson, lumber dealer (S F),res 1116 Filbert
Benson Geo, tallyman CP RR, res 1772 Seventh
Benson Henry A, farmer, res 956 Central ave
Benson Julia A Miss, dressmaker, res 1007 Campbell
Benson Patrick F, real estate agent, 466 Eighth, res 167 Third
Benter Amelia Mrs, res 229 Hannah
Benter Amelia Miss, dressmaker, res 229 Hannah
Benter Henry, fringemaker (S F), res 229 Hannah
Benter John, fringemaker (S F), res 229 Hannah
Bentley Charles R, carpenter, res 1629 Myrtle
Bentley J S Mrs, assistant Prescott School, res 220 Eleventh
Bentley Lettie E Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, res
1023 Eighth
Bentley Mary W, music teacher, res 834 Franklin
Bentley M A Mrs, res 1162 Market
Bentley William, res 1162 Market
Bentley William R, patent paints, res 220 Eleventh
Benton Fidelia, res 1218 Clay
Benton John E, editor Vidette and insurance agent, res 516
Sixteenth
Benton Joseph A Rev D D, senior professor Pacific Theological
Seminary, bet Telegraph ave and Webster, res 437 Haw-
thorne
Benton Joseph A, res 1760 San Pablo ave
Benton J W, painter with F M Farewell, res 373 Eighth
Benton M F Miss, teacher of painting, res 533 Sixteenth
Benton Mary P Mrs, scenic and portrait artist, 533 Sixteenth
Benton Robert G, mail messenger, res 1760 San Pablo ave
Bercaw Mertie, domestic with G H Carlock, res 805 Brush
Bercovich Louis, junk, NW cor Sixth and Webster
Berdan Geo A, stair builder Oakland Planing Mills, 961 Ches-
ter
Beretta Wm, fish dealer (S F), res 1723 Steward
BERG M A. pictures and engravings, 1058 Broadway, res 1625
Taylor
Berger Chas, res 1362 Seventh
Berger Katie Miss, res 1362 Seventh
Berger Louis, farmer, res 13H2 Seventh
Berington Daniel, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street
House
Berit Alexander, barber, res 416 Second
Berit Jules, fisherman, res 416 Second
Berit Pierre, tish and poultry dealer, res 421 Second
Herkelev Laundry, Chas Partenscky propr, 1370 Twelfth
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McKenney & Co publishers, 470 Ninth, Oakland, 518
Clay (S F)
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126
OAKLAND.
Berling John, engineer Samm's Mill, res 1113 Sixteenth ave
Bermingham Edward J, res 1723 Linden
Bernado Maul, laborer CPRR
Bernamayou Madeline, res 2037 East Fourteenth
Bernard Albert, student, res 958 Center
Bernard B, bazaar, 906 Broadway, res cor Second and Jackson
Bernard John, laborer, res 422 B
Bernard Manuel, laborer, res 721 Henry
Bernard Ulric, baker Cape Ann Bakery, res NW cor Clay and
Eleventh
Berndt John, brewer Oakland Brewery, res cor East Fourteenth
and Fifteenth ave
Bernerd Flanagan, engineer, res 664 Harrison
Bernheim E Manuel (E Bernheim & Co), res 719 Tenth
Bernheim E & Co (E Bernheim), manufacturers shoes, 368 Thir-
teenth, office 539 Market (SF)
Bernstein Edward, res 1018 Jefferson
Bernstein Frederick E, clerk, res 1018 Jefferson
Bernstein Flora Miss, res 1018 Jefferson
Berrach Frank, chairmaker with Frank Boccard, res 464 A
Berrein Richard, painter CPRR Ship Yard, res 1776 Atlantic
Berry Charles O, sawyer with Mclntire & Co, res 1727 William
Berry David, saloon, res 720 Broadway
Berry John, carpenter, res 1608 William
Berry Joseph A, laborer, res 564 Second
Berry Thomas F, driver with P Pumyea, res 720 Broadway
Berry William, teamster, res 809 Center
Berry William, res 354 East Fourteenth
Berry William L, printer, res Newland House
Berry Willis R, fireman, res 813 Center
Berryman Archie J, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street
House
Berryman Elijah J,assayer (Arizona), res 1360 Webster
Bert Fred W, manager Oakland Theater, res S F
BerthelsonEmil, carpenter, res 125 Ettie
Berthold George, butcher, res 1001 Franklin
Berthold George, butcher with Mrs Ellen Norman, res 579 Third
Besancon Eugene, shoemaker, 1244 San Pablo ave, res same
Besby Henry, bartender with J J Hanifin, res Clarendon House
Besse Joseph O, salesman Citv of Paris (S F), res 1066 Wood
Bessette H N, carpenter CPRR, 560 Franklin
Best Jennie Mrs, res 756 Seventh
Betancue Alice M Miss, res 487 Twenty-sixth
Betancue Lizzie C Miss, asst Durant School, res 487 Twenty-sixth
Betancue Joseph B, photographer, res 314 Third
Betancue Joseph F, carpenter with M S Jordan, res 487 Twenty-
sixth
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127
Beth Jacob, synagogue, s s Sixth bet Broadway and Washington
Bettiuan J J, real estate, res La Clede House, 1116 Broadway
BETTMAN M MRS. millinery, 1000 Broadway, res 513 Tenth
Betts Henry, teamster with Samuel Merritt, res 724 Myrtle
Betts J M, employe CPRR, res Central Hotel
Betts Orrington, carpenter, res 519 Twenty-second
Betts William M, carriagemaker, res 1124 Myrtle
Betz Philip, res 850 Franklin
Betz Thomas, teamster Merritt's Lumber Yard, res 724 Myrtle
Beverton S, dealer in useful inventions, 959 Washington, res 510
Ninth
Beyer Anthony, carpenter, res 1451 Seventh
Bibbins G V, mining, res 1003 Clay
Bice J, fireman CPRR
Bickerton John R, carpenter, res 1216 Clay
Bickerton Lottie Miss, dressmaker, res 1216 Clay
Bidache Pierre (Bidache & Joinaud), res 912 Franklin
Bidache & Joinaud (P Bidache and P Joinaud), proprs Franklin
French Bakery, 912 Franklin
Bieas John, fireman CPRR, res 1731 William
Bieler Frank, liquor saloon, res 809 East Fourteenth
Bieler Xavier, with F Bielei', res 809 East Fourteenth
Bierce Albert S, refiner U S Mint (S F), res 617 Fifteenth
Biers Charles H, cabinetmaker with Christian Schreiber, res 814
Twenty -second
BIGEL0W E. rea' estate and insurance agent, 458 Ninth, res 762
Thirteenth
Bigelow Geo F, manager Ingleside (weekly newspaper), res cor
Forty-first and San Pablo ave
Bigelow H H, insurance agent, res cor Forty-first and San Pablo
ave, Temescal
Bigelow May Miss, res cor Forty-first and San Pablo ave.Temescal
BIGELOW THADDEUS B, real estate agent, 458 Ninth, res
1157 Jefferson
Bigelow Wm L, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Biggerstaff Anna Miss, res 938 Thirty-fourth
Biggerstatf Samuel T Mrs, music student, res 869 Washington
Biggs John, washer Chieftain Stables, res 1811 Grove
Biggs Theodore B, waiter William's Restaurant, res 518 Fif-
teenth
BIGLER JAMES R, proprietor Stanford Stables, NE cor Wood
and Seventh, res 1210 Peralta
Bigley A S, brakeman CPRR, res 703 Harrison
Bigley Arthur, brakeman CPRR, res Clarendon House
Bigley Arthur S, brakeman CPRR, res 945 Wood
Bigley W H, engineer Narrow Gauge, res 957 Webster
Biglow W J, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Schafer & Co.:
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CLOTHING,
No. 11 Mont-
gomery St.,
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Washington Brewery, Ftftof.™™** fe mffi."
128
OAKLAND.
Bignami Frank, carpenter, res 566 Twenty-second
Bignami Louis, propr Venezia Garden, 572 Seventh, res 566
Twenty-second
Bignami Louis, saloon, res 566 Twenty-second
Billings Charles E, painting, res 1407 Eighteenth
Billings F D, engineer C P R R, res 1765 Division
Billings Frank D, engineer C P R R, res 562 East Twelfth
Billings Helen E Miss, music teacher, res 609 Sixteenth
Billings M S Mrs, res 609 Sixteenth
Billington Isaac F, C P R R, res 618 Eighth
Billups John C, assistant bookkeeper with Bowen & Co, res 517
Delger
Bills Albert V, dentist (SF), rescor Thirty-sixth and Telegraph ave
Bills George G, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Bills Rebecca A Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 626
east Fourteenth
Biltz Frederick R, piano tuner with E A James, res 270 Seventh
Bingham Evangeline Miss, res 504 Fifteenth
Bininio A, laborer C P R R
Bird Peter Joseph, laborer, res 225 Ettie
Bird Robert, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
Bird Urban, porter with Lyon & Kinsey, res Webster, Alameda
Birdsall Eugene, engineer, res 1803 Seventh
Birdsall J R, watchman C P R R Ship Yard
Birdsall John K, engineer C P R R, res 959 Pine
Birmingham W R Mrs, res 814 Filbert
Birnbaum H B, bookkeeper (S F), res Kohler & Chase House,
953| Washington
Bisbee S B Miss, boarding and day school for young ladies, Oak
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Bisbey Frank, laborer, res 217 Second
Bisbey Frank, fileworker Judson Manufacturing Co, res 272 Alice
Bisby Henry, bartender with J J Hanifin, res Clarendon House
Biscombe John, Mountain View Cemetery
Bishop A W, justice of the peaee, 453 Eighth, res 1104 Broadway
Bishop Chauncey G, clerk Alameda County Abstract Office, res
1076 Thirty-second
Bishop Homer, cook C P R R, res 559 Sixth
Bishop Lester, carpenter, res 1076 Thirty-second
Bisloy Susan, domestic, 1069 Market
Bissell C H Miss, assistant Durant School, res Centennial House
Bissell Eugene, job printer Tribune Publishing Co, res Alameda
ave nr Willow, Alameda
Bither August, tinner, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-second and
Forty-third, Temescal
Bittermann Chas, butcher, 765 East Twelfth, res 769 East Twelfth
Bivins A C Miss, res 613 Tenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL I»OM: :«t VKHV LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Bioad*ay, Oakland.
JAMES L. BANKER, aSfNLsf5l^TcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
129
Bivins E, res 613 Tenth
Bixby Levi S, bookkeeper, res 1470 Brush
Bixby Levi R, carpenter, res 1462 Brush
Blachowski Thomas, carpenter CPRR, res 1815 Goss
Black Eiward N, salesman with W B Hardy, res 1379 Filbert
Building
Black Geo, groceries, NE cor Seventh and Willow, res 1713 Chase
Black George E, mining supt, res 1427 Filbert
Black Henry, res VVinsor House
Black Josiah, carpenter, res 828 Twenty-ninth
Black Samuel T, principal Tompkins School, res 1360 Harrison
Blackburn Charles, carriagemaker with Jones & Clough, res
1356 Sixteenth
BLACKBURN THOMAS, manufacturer of ornamental iron corner
screens and weather strips, 531 Eighth, res same
Blackford Mariah Mrs, res 718 Filbert
Blackford Susan Miss, res 718 Filbert
Blacklock Mary Mis, dressmaker, res 1828 Grove
Blacklock Walter, res 1828 Grove
Blackman Arthur, clerk with Pierce &; Co, res 1360 Brush
Blackman George V, patent canvasser, res 1360 Brush
Blackson J T (Bl-ickson & Piatt), res 557 Sixth
Blackson & Piatt (J T Blackson and G S Piatt), saloon, 762
Seventh
Blackwood L B Miss, teacher Franklin School, res 335 East Twelfth
Blackwood Richard H, janitor Twelfth Street High School, res
1210 Fourteenth
Blackwood Robert, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res
1210 Fourteenth
Blackwood Robert, janitor High, Irving and Evening Schools,
res 1210 Fourteenth
Blaikie George W, joiner C P R R Ship Yard, res 1720 Chase
Blain Peter, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Blair G M, foreman stair builder, Burnham, Standeford & Co,
res 1016 Clay
Blair Lizzie Miss, janitress Piedmont School, res Webster ave nr
Mather
Blair Samuel, captain C P R R, res 1315 Van Ness ave (S F)
BLAIR WALTER, capitalist, res Centennial
Blair William, Piedmont Nursery, res Webster nr the cemetery
Blaisdell Samuel, photographer (S F), res 614 Fifth
Blake Francis, paper mill S F), res 1865 Telegraph ave
BLAKE HOUSE- Mrs M K Blake proprietress', 1059 Washington
bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Blake House Stables, William Boardman propr, SE cor Twelfth
and Clay
Blake J J Mis. res 921 Broad wav, room 20
AIM hM'i\ RDTVliPDV KKAM-U A IUKVKS, Proprietor*. Cor.
OMFVLMIIU DnLnLllI, Trlcgiaph Avenue and Durant Ntreet.
Mffiu**m&lk, S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
130
OAKLAND.
BLAKE M K MRS. proprietress Blake House, 1059 Washington
Blakely Theron M, job printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
718 Twelfth
Blaker James, seaman, res 659 Jackson
Blanchard Adrian F, commission merchant (S F), res Erie east of
Telegraph ave
Blanchard George, res Sunny Side House
Blanchard James M, engineer C P R R, res 1715 Lincoln
Blanchard Rose Miss (Mrs W R Mathes & Co), res 1118 Broadway
Blanchette Charles, stableman San Pablo Avenue Railroad Sta-
bles, res same »
Blang Joseph, laborer C P R R
Blank George A, confectioner, 460 Seventh, res 1153 Seventh
Blasdel E W Capt, mining expert, res 1164 Alice
Blasdel G P, clerk, res 1164 Alice
Blasdel S W, mining (S F), res 621 Eighteenth
Bledsoe Willis, farmer, res 952 Myrtle
Blessing Charles V, cabinetmaker Oakland Planing Mills, res 213
Sixth
Blethen C A, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 661 Jefferson
Blethen Chas E, res Overland House
Blethen E O, salesman, resl032 Linden
Blethen Frank, machinehand, res 1674 Thirteenth ave
Blethen J E Mrs, res East Oakland Hotel
Blethen J E, engineer, res 706 Webster
Bleuel Benjamin, painter, res 1424 San Pablo ave
Bleuel Cassier, with Thos Day (S F), res 1424 San Pablo ave
Bleuel Maurice, agent, res 1424 San Pablo ave
Bleu«4 N Mrs, res 1424 San Pablo ave
Bleiiell M, collector with Walker & Co, res 1424 San Pablo ave
Blinn Fred, res cor Nineteenth ave and East Twentv-Fifth
Bliss Benjamin B, clerk C P R R, res 217 Third
Biiss Eliza J, nurse, res 118 Ninth
Bliss Leon D. teacher of English and natural sciences Hopkins
Academ}''
Bliss Sidney, engineer C P R R, res 1009 Wood
Block Israel, cigars (S F), res 261 Eighth
Block Joseph, clerk with Leopold Mayer, res 776 Eleventh
Blodgett Clara A Mr% saleslady with R Jones, res cor Forty-
fourth and Telegraph ave
Blogg Henry, shoemaker, res Capital Hotel, cor Eleventh and
Franklin
BLOOD WM F> secretary Oakland Home Insurance Co, res cor
East Twenty-ninth and Fourteenth ave
Bloom D, fireman C P R R, res 1879 Atlantic
Bloom George, extraman Engine Co No 2, res NW cor Ninth and
Franklin
S, F. LAUNPEY.
UUOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Om<«\
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,18
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
131
Bloom George, groceries and liquors, 951 Franklin, res 953
Franklin
Bloom Geo W, gunsmith and locksmith, 410 Ninth, res 953 Frank-
lin
Bloom John, clerk with G Bloom, res 953 Franklin
Blote Martin C, clerk Contra Costa Water Co, res 959 Jefferson
Blote Wm E, collector Contra Costa Water Co, res 959 Jefferson
Blow Robert, res 368 Fifth
BLOW WALTER W» real estate agent, 454 Ninth, res 759 Harri-
son
Blumenthal P, salesman with A N Wachs, res Arlington House
Blunt Hannah Mrs, nurse, res 779 Eighth
B'nai B'rith Lodge, meets at California Medical College Hall on
Sundays at 2 P M
Boalt H J, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1003 Twelfth
Board of Education of Alameda Co, 0 S Ingham president, P M
Fisher secretary, meets last Saturday of each month, office
Court House
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Henry Dusterberry chairman, Hi-
ram Bailey, E R Jensen, Thomas Molloy, Malachi Fallon, J
J Hanifin, James Keyes, Truman H Allen clerk, Court
House, room 5
Boardman Chas T, clerk Board of Supervisors and deputy county
clerk, res Galindo Hotel
Boardman Joseph, real estate, 725 Eighth
Boardman Joseph, real estate, 725 Eighth
Boardman L C, carriagemaker, res 2269 Telegraph ave
Boardman L Edgar, deputy county clerk, res 462 Central ave
Boardman Thomas, chemist, res 1687 Twelfth
BOARDMAN WILLIAM F> civil engineer, 1004 Broadway, res
1315 Grove
Boardman William T, proprietor Blake House Stables, res 628
Sixteenth
Bobst George M, night clerk Galindo Hotel, res same
Bobst Richard, porter Galindo Hotel, res same
B0CCARD FRANK, chairmaker, 464 A, res same
Bock Charles, wagonmaker, res 316 Sixth
Bock Henry O, machinist, res 1367 Eighteenth
Bocqueraz Peter, real estate, res 829 Clay
Bodell John, teamster C P R R Yards, res 210 Second
Boehm Marks, bookkeeper, res 569 Seventh
Boehm Max, nurseryman, res 569 Seventh
Boek Herman, beer bottler, SW cor Fourteenth and Broadway,
res Sixteenth bet Telegraph ave and San Pablo ave
Boek Josie, chambermaid Occidental House, res same
Boenig Herman, res cor Eighth ave and East Twenty-fourth
Boernei t Daniel, bakery, 709 Broadway, res same
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,^™Ks£
Washington Bravery,
WVstormatin & Co., Proprs.
N. W. COR. 5th & KIEKHAM STREETS.
132
OAKLAND.
Boescn Henry E, upholsterer, res 70* Broadway
Bogart Sarah E, lodging-house, 400 Sixth
Bogner August, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Bohan John, horseshoer with Robert Gilmore, res e s Telegraph
ave bet Forty-third and Forty-fourth
Boice Charles De S, insurance agent, res 1013 Seventh ave
Boitaino Louis, bootblack, res Washington bet Third and Fourth
Bolan Hannah, cook, 1815 Seventh
Bolan Katie, domestic, 480 Merrimac
Bolce Daniel, mailcarrier, res 1724 Eighth
Bolce William H, clerk with J P O'Toole, res 12G9 Brush
Bolce William J, capitalist, res 12G9 Brush
Boles Patrick, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 758J Willow
Boley Miss, res Clarendon House
Boley H C Mrs, nurse, res Clarendon House
Bolin Benoit, manufacturer trunks 415 Thirteenth, res wT s Perry
near Prospect
Bolser George W, sign painter with C B Rutherford, res 1772
San Pablo ave
Bollinger John C, real estate (S F), res 1156 Webster
Bolton Ann, i*es rear 1003 Twenty-second
Bolton George, machinist CPRR, res 916 Pine
Bolton James W, painter, res rear 667 Seventh
Bolza William, grainer and marbler, 515 Sixth, res same
Bombardie Frederica Mrs, groceries and liquors, 800 Franklin,
res same
Bomgard Solomon, junk store, 416 Third, res same
Bon Charles A, bookkeeper, res cor Telegraph ave and Thirty-
seventh
Bon J B, capitalist, res cor Telegraph ave and Thirty-seventh
Bond Christopher C, carpenter with J M Halsted, res 866 Eight-
eenth
Bond S D Mrs, dressmaker, 1003^ Broadway, room 21
BOND WILLIAM F, teamster, res 807 Alice
Bones S W, conductor CPRR, res 556 East Twelfth
Bonetti Antone, confectioner with William J F Laage, res 562
Seventh
Bonham John B, plumber, res 760 Sixth
Bonham John N (Bonham Bros), res 1860 Market
Bonham Perry, carpenter, res 1860 Market
Bonham Perry P (Bonham Bros), res 432 Thirteenth
BONHAM BROS (John N and Perry P Bonham), plumbers and
gasfitters, 1018 Broadway
Boniface Sara Miss, first assistant Irving Grammar School, res
1622 Washington (S F)
B0NJ0UR HENRY, liquor saloon, 1255 Telegraph ave, res same
Bonnemort Chas M, miner, res 955 Jackson
BLiiKE
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OAKLAND.
133
Bonnet Sosthene, res 858 Castro
Bonney O Page, bed springs and family medicines, 376 Tenth,
res 323 Ninth
Bonney Charles W (Charles W Bonney & Co) res Roberts House
Bonney Chas W & Co (Chas W and Frank J Bonney), wood and
coal, 462 Thirteenth
Bonney Frank J (Chas W Bonney & Co), res Winters, Cal
Bonney Helen I Mrs, res 615 Tenth
Bonney M F Mrs, dress and cloakmaker, 323 Ninth
Boody Fred F, practical cutter (S F), res 545 Thirty-fourth
Boogar Philip, capitalist, res 870 Franklin
Booker George E, clerk Spring Valley Water Co (S F), res 1354
Brush
Boole Fred W, weigher Newport Coal Co, res 913 Poplar
Boole George, ship builder, res 913 Poplar
Boole George Jr, salesman with Dunham, Carrigan & Co, res
913 Poplar
Boop Alice E Mrs, dressmaker, res 815 Henry
Boop Georgico Miss, res 815 Henry
Boop Mattie Miss, dressmaker, res 815 Henry
Boor John, compositor Oakland Times Publishing Co, res 1212
Seventh
Booth Edward, journalist, res 1220 Harrison
Booth William, res 1220 Harrison
Borchers Mary Miss, res 682 Twenty-fourth
Bordoni Elisee, peddler, res 653 Madison
Boren A M Mrs, res 356 Tenth
Borgeson Chas J, showcase manufacturer (S F), res 985 Willow
Borland Annie Miss, res 1116 Washington
Borland Archie, capitalist and mining, res 1925 Webster
Borland David C, paperhanger with McGovern & Cahill, res
582 Twenty-second
Borland James, carpenter, res 966 Twenty-first
Bormann Albert, butcher, res 1800 Grove
Bort L A Mis, res 1440 Filbert
Borthwall R, emplove street department, res 1314 Twelfth ave
B0RTREE DAVID E, clerk police court, City Hall, res 572 Seven-
teenth
Boscacio Battesta, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Hoscacio Eugene, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Boscacio Joseph, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Boscacio Natate, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Bosolini G, laborer CPRR
Boss M P, mining engineer, res 1114 Twelfth
Bosser Andreas, carpenter, 1874 Atlantic
Bostwick W J, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 713
Tenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM A DIETEH, Proprietors. Cor
T"l»'srnph Av«'iine and Durant Streets
Moretti & Trezzini,Wni8& Fresco & Decorative Artists
134
OAKLAND.
Boswell Wm H, sawyer Oakland Planing Mills, res 324 Fourth
Bothwell James, res Central Hotel
Bottazini L A, pressman with D W Gelwicks, res San Francisco
Bottini Louis, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Bottjer Nina, domestic, res 618 Fifteenth
Bottomley Isaac, saloon keeper, cor College ave and Hudson,
Temescal
Boudreau Adolph, harnessmaker, 820 Broadway, res 839 Frank-
lin
Boulger J A, painter CPRR Ship Yard, res 856 Chester
Boullet Elmire Miss, res 259 Twelfth
Bouman John, carpenter, res 1073 Fourteenth ave
Bouquet Frank, I arber with J M Rose, res 919 Jefferson
Bouquet Frederick W. blacksmith with T D Weymouth, res 418
Twelfth
Bourghe Geo R, blacksmith, res 552 Broadway
Bourne R P Mrs, music teacher, res 616 Twelfth
Bouis Thos R, banker, res 1009 Madison
Boursier Edward, butcher, res 1520 Curtis
Bow Margaret Miss, res 1929 Telegr*aph ave
Bowels Thos, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Bowen Chas A, contractor and builder, res 663 Grove
Bowen Chas E, importer, res 562 East Fifteenth
Bowen James, laborer, res 1934 Poplar
Bowen J Mrs, res rear 1015 Third
Bowen John, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1934 Poplar
Bowen Marshall W, carpenter, res 454 Twenty-sixth
Bowen Mary, res 1934 Poplar
Bowen P M (Bowen & Co), res 1855 Telegraph
Bowen Thos W, miner, res 312 Fifth
Bowen Walter R, salesman with Bowen & Co, res 1855 Tele-
graph
BOWEN & CO (P M Bowen and Henry Rogers, special), grocers,
400 and 402 Twelfth
Bowers Mary Mrs, ladies' nurse, Erie House, room 12, 1113 Broad-
way
Bowers Lizzie, waitress Winsor House
Bowers S E Mrs, furnished rooms, res 510 Fifth
Bowers Septimus J, bricklayer, res 804 Castro
Bowie James, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Bowles Charles M, portrait painter, res 963 Seventh
Bowles P E, real estate, res 957 Linden
Bowman Chas H, agent CPRR, res 1422 Tenth
BOWMAN HENRY> druggist, 951 Broadway, res 630 Ninth
Bowman I H (D W Gelwicks & Co), res 864 Clay
Bowman Isaac H (Butler, Bowman & Price), res 864 Clay
Bowman Joseph, fireman, res 1821 Taylor
S. F. LAUNDRY.
\\ ISIilVU I>OXK AT WIIOKT XOTM E
Office, 83 Gor.iy St., S. F.. and *«« Br?adw-v '
ALLEN, TUGGLE & C0.,c&?
CABI1TET "WOIDS GIT" ALL KTX:fcTZD3,
1W ami 5£ • Spfiir street, Siuu Fran«i!*rO.
OAKLAND.
135
Bowman Win J, pharmacist with Henry Bowman, res 630,
Ninth
Bowman Win O, foreman pile driver CPRR, res 1821 Taylor
Bown John, teamster, res cor East Twelfth and Twentieth ave
Bowser Samuel, porter with John Terry, res Minna east of Tele-
graph ave, Temescal
Boyaver Armand, champagne works (S F),res 571 Fifth
Boyce Eliza Mrs, res 818 Brush
Boyce John B, teamster, res 818 Brush
Boyce S B Mrs, res Market Street Block
Boyce Shepard B, salesman, res Market Street Block
Boyce Thos, house painter, res 818 Brush
Boyce W D, furniture factory, 960 Franklin, res Thirty-first nr
Telegraph ave
Boyd C E, carpenter, res 1804 Seventh
Boyd Edward, res 1464 Castro
Boyd Emma H Miss, proof-reader Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
718 Twelfth
Boyd Mary J, domestic, 1219 Harrison
Boyd Marj' J, res 202 Haven
Bovd Wm M, watchman U S Mint (S F), res 466 Plymouth ave
Boyer Albert O, fireman CPRR, res 1712 William
Boyer Chas C, letter carrier Oakland Post-office, res 966 Madison
Boyer Frederick W, res Winsor House
Boyer Hans P, machinist (S F), res 142 Hannah
Boyer Henry, news agent, res 1055 Willow
Boyer J W (Sacramento), res 966 Madison
Boyer Norcisce, car driver, res San Pablo bet Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-seventh
Boyer Robert, bookkeeper, res 1055 Willow
B >yer Thos moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal House,
Emery Station
Boyland Joseph, carpenter, res Central Block, 1068 Broadway
Boyle James, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Boyle Joseph, s! oemaker with M Martin, res 570 Broadway
Boyle Neil, laborer CPRR, res 720 Linden
Boyle Owen, groceries and liquors, 1601 Market, res same
Boyle P, gardener, res 263 East Sixteenth
Boyle Timothy, 'longshoreman, res 1866 William
Boynton Chas, clerk with Sanborn, Vailfc Co, res Newland House
Boynton F R, miller, res 833 Willow
Boynton Geo W (Boynton & Baker), res 803 Castro
Boynton John R, physician and surgeon, 1003A Broadway, rooms
9 and 10
Boynton Samuel S, bartender, res 409 \ Twelfth
Boynton & Baker (G W Boynton and J H Baker), carpenters,
1726 Seventh
SchaferiCo.'.-a-vo.,
!ffi CLOTHING, ££££!; Sj Francisco.
Washington Brewery, Kr&™"" **£& §318
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136
OAKLAND.
Boysen Andres, restaurant, 416 Seventh, res 415 Seventh
Bo\rsen A, sawyer with Mclntire, Abbey & Co, res 20 Eagle ave,
Alameda
Boysen Chas M, hatter (S F), res 1714 Seventh
Boysen Ingeborg Mrs, static nery and notions, 1714 Seventh, res
same
Bozaline Joseph, laborer, res 885 Bay
Brabazon Daisy Miss, dressmaker with Misses F & C Tucker,
res 475 Twenty-fourth
Brabban Dixon, banker (La Porte, Plumas Co, Cal), res 536
Eighteenth
Brackett Edward A, switchman CPRR, res 913 Cedar
Brackett Leonard C, flour packer Golden Gate Mills (S F), res
1106 Wood
Brackett Orin J, artist, res 709 Twenty-seventh
■Bradbury E Mrs, resNE cor Tenth and Linden
Bradbury Lewis L, capitalist, res 959 Twelfth
Bradbury N G Mrs, assistant Lafayette School, res Blake House
Bradford Alonzo S, packer California Hosiery Co, res 1729
Myrtle
Bradford Chas M, carpenter, res 260 East Fifteenth
Bradford Maria, housekeeper with Byron A Glines, res 718
Eleventh
Bradford Mary, domestic, 917 Kirkham
Bradley Anna M, domestic, 470 Merrimac
Bradley Annie, domestic, 1410 Franklin
Bradley Anson S. photographer, res 518 Fifteenth
Bradley Chas, helper with Colin Paul, res 486 Twenty-fifth
Bradley Chas H, painter with J T Gardiner, res 486 Twenty-
fifth
Bradley Cornelius B, instructor English literature State Uni-
versity, Berkelev, res 668 Eighteenth
Bradley E W, physician, 657 East Twelfth, res 1417 Thirteenth
ave
Bradley James, gardener, res 486 Twenty-fifth
Bradley J J, car cleaner CPRR Yard, res 1868 Atlantic
Bradley John J, laborer, res 18G8 Altantic
Bradley John T, mining, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Lucy Miss, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Mary Miss, res 364 Fourteenth
Bradley Nicholas, plasterer, res 1415 Eleventh
Bradley Wm, engineer, res 829 Cedar
Bradshaw John, hostler with McCleverty & Noblett, res NW cor
Eighth and Webster
Bradshaw M, stableman Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Bradshaw Mary, domestic, res 1303 Sixth ave
Bradshaw T P, real estate, res cor Humboldt and Alcatraz ave
Sm FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
(,fl-„„.t i 33 Geary St., San Francisc<\
Jas L. Barker,SJ Lion Insurance Co., capital $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
137
Bradstatter Joseph Baker, res 229 Eighth
Brad way H C, car repairer, res 1729 Henry
BRADWAY J R. physician and surgeon, 1003|- Broadway, room
23, res 702 Eleventh
Brad way Royal, laborer, res 801 Henry
Bradway T, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 725 Henry
Brad way Timothy, laborer, res 801 Henry
Brady Andrew, laborer CPRR
Brady James, hostler, res SW cor Eighth and Webster
Brady James, foreman Hose No 1, res 470 Sixth
Brady J J, contractor, res 861 Henry
Bradv John, painter, res 661 Linden
Brady John P (W Stout & Co, S F), res 1419 East Fourteenth
Brady Thomas, clerk, res 861 Henry
Brady T J, plumber and gasfitter, 904 Washington
Braham James E, cooper, 1622 Grove, res 1789 Grove
Brain Henry, carpenter, res 142 Hollis
Bralley Katie J Miss, res 1939 Market
Bralley Patrick, barber shop, 1939 Market, res same
Branch William, baker with Nick Williams, res 1933 Market
Brand John G, barber, res 824 Isabella
Brand Robert, superintendent Northwestern Car Manufacturing
Co, res 1430 Adeline
BRANDON JAMES B proprietor Opera House Saloon, NE cor
Twelfth and Webster, res 607 Seventeenth
Brandstatter Joseph, baker, res 229 Eighth
Brandt Fritz H D (Brandt & Boysan), 416 Seventh, res n s
Forty-second nr Grove
Brandt Mrs, res 827 Franklin
Brandt Rebecca Mrs, res 466 Sixth
Brandt & Boysan (Fritz H D Brandt and Andreas Boysan),
bakery and restaurant, 416 Seventh
Braner E T, plumber e s Oak bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Brannan Daniel, pioneer pottery, res 851 East Twelfth
Brannan Daniel, car repairer CPRR, res 963 Fifth
Brannan John, cor Webster and Mathew, Piedmont road
Brannan Patrick, hostler, res 57<> Ninth
Branson William, sailmaker, res 1007 Fifth
Brant E E, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Brase J, laborer CPRR
Brashears Clara V Miss, res 1215 Jefferson
Brasher R W, rancher, res Third ave nr Summer, Temescal
Brassill Charles, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Braun Charles (Welscher & Braun), res cor East Fourteenth and
Eighteenth ave
Braun C H F, bookkeeper with A Vignier (S F), res 1358 Seventh
Braun Frank A, clerk with A Vignier (S F), res 1358 Seventh
OAKUNJ BREWERY,
KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors, (or.
T.-legraph Avenue and J>urant street.
M^wWiSsa S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
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138
OAKLAND.
Braun Henry, beer bottler, 406 Ninth, res Ninth bet Harrison
and Alice
Braun Louis E, bookkeeper with G W McNear, res 1358 Seventh
Bray ton Albert P (Rankin, Brayton & Co) (S F), res 1167 Jack-
son
Brazill John, groceries, 1545 West, res same
Brearty Daniel, blacksmith, res 382 East Eleventh
Brearty F J, attorney-at-law, res 1775 Goss
Brearty Frank J, attorney-at-law, 85 4 J Broadway, rooms 7 and
8, res same
Breck Samuel, merchant, res 1547 San Pablo ave
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper with Liebe Bros & Plagemann
(S F), res 1213 Eighth
Bredhoff Henry, bookkeeper with Clott & Meese (S F), res
1213 Eighth
Bredhoff Julius, clerk with Meyer Bros (S F), res 1213 Eighth
Breed Daniel, bookkeeper, res 1257 Clay
Breed Helen E Mrs, assistant Lafayette School, res 1257 Clay
Breen John, foreman Hose Co No 2, res San Pablo ave opp
Twenty-ninth
Breen John, cigarmaker, res 843 Twenty-ninth
Breen Matthew, laborer, res 766 Fifth
Breen Thomas, carpenter, res 1318 Kirkham
Bregers Charles W, butcher, res 514 Fifth
Brehm Alphonse, clerk, res 308 Seventh
Brehm Barbara Mrs, res 308 Seventh
Breidenbach E H, salesman (S F), res 1117 Willow
Breidenbach K Mrs, res 1117 Willow
BREILING JOHN, proprietor Western Market, 1473 Eighth, res
same
Breitenstein Charles, coachman, 1545 Webster
Brengle George C, watchmaker with R W Edwards, res 1007
Webster
Brennan A Mrs, groceries, 719 Clay
Brennan Daniel, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 963 Fifth
Brennan Daniel, laborer, res 1014 Third
Brennan Mary, res 1719 Chestnut
Brenner Martin, waiter with M Furniss, res 510 Eighth
Brensel John N, mechanic, res 818 Twenty-seventh
Brereton John M, groceries, cor Twenty-fourth and Linden, res
2018 Telegraph ave
Breslin Katie, cook with L Meyer, res 612 East Twenty-second
Breton Joshua, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Etnerv Station
Brett J R Mrs, res 217 Tenth
Brett Mabel E Miss, assistant Lincoln School, res 217 Tenth
Breuer Anton, fancy goods, etc, 1660 Seventh, res same
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WaNhinje WKI.I. IJOSEat VKKV MMV Rates.
Ortice, 33 (xoaiy bt., B. F., and 862 Bioad-vay. Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
IK and 20 Spear St.
Man Francisco.
OAKLAND.
139
Breuer Hermann, grocer, res 2207 San Pablo ave, res same
Brewer Francis A, dentist (S F), res 1060 Seventh ave
Brewer John H, attorney-at-law, res 578 Thirteenth
Brewer Lewis J, res 1060 Seventh ave
Brewster Christina Mrs, lodgings, 672 Broadway
Brewster G C, veterinary surgeon, 1178 Broadway, res w s
Maple near Temescal Street, Ternescal
Brewster John Mrs, res 1029 Telegraph ave
Brewster Jessie Miss, res 559 Caledonia ave
Brewster William, rigger, res Moss ave bet New Broadway and
Telegraph ave, Temescal
Brewster William C, res Moss ave bet New Broadway and Tele-
graph ave, Temescal
Brey H F, brakeman CPRR, res Star Hotel
Brian George, iron moulder, res 2011 Chestnut
Briant George, janitor Franklin School, res 1263 Twelfth ave
Brickett M Mrs, res 222 Ninth
BRIDGES M M> dealer in wood, coal and coke, NE cor Sixth
and Washington, res Thirty-fifth nr Telegraph ave
Bridgman C B, carpenter, SW cor Third and Filbert, res same
Bridgman Wm C, machinehand Oakland Planing Mills, res 760
Fifth
Brier Columbus, school teacher Urban School (S F), res 522
Twenty-second
Briggs Chester J, contractor, res 1364 Sixteenth
Briggs David M, carpenter, res 1773 Lincoln
Briggs Jerry, fireman ferry boat, res 922| Pine
Briggs Leroy H, millinery, 1107 Broadway, res 524 Thirteenth
Briggs Richard S, builder, res 808 Grove
Brigham C O, commission merchant (S F), 1019 Oak
Brigham Frank E (Brigham, Hoppe & Co) (S F), res 1019 Oak
Brinhard Robert, ship broker, res 1553 Eighth
BRINK MARCELLUS. hatter, 967 Broadway, res 767 Fourteenth
Brink P E, carpenter, .res 811 Washington
Brinkenmeyer Antone, butcher, res 967 East Twelfth
Brinkmann G F L, real estate and mining, SW cor Seventh and
Washington, res Eureka Hotel
Briones Gabriel J, barber, 834 Broadway, res 1416 Center
Briones J G, barber, 1460 Seventh
Briones Raymond, barber. 844 Broadway, res 841 Webster
Brisset Arthur, collector (S F), res 1264 Webster
BRITT0N JOHN A, secretary Oakland Gas Light Co, 483 Ninth,
res 814 Grove
Britton Patrick, artificial stone worker, res 870 Lydia
Broad Charles A, mining, res 568 Seventeenth
Broad William, insurance, res 613 Sixteenth
Broadway L, stationery store, 211 Third
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140
OAKLAND.
Broadway and Piedmont Railroad Car Stables, terminus Webster
ave
Broadway Passenger Depot CPRR, Seventh bet Broadway and
Washington
Broadway and Twenty-fifth Street Primary School, Miss Belle E
Merwin principal, cor Broadway and Twenty-fifth
Broadwell Melvin L, contractor, res 1016 Jefferson
Brock George W, painter, res 1610 San Pablo
Brock Jacob W, bartender, res 1632 Union
Brock Joseph H, clerk, res 1458 Broadway
Brock Joseph M, hardware (Oroville), res 1458 Broadway
Brockhag Frank, searcher of records (SF), res 765 Eighteenth
Brockhag John T, searcher of records' (S F), res 765 Eighteenth
Brockman E, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Broderick John, clerk, res 813 Filbert
Broderick John, laborer, res Union Lodging House cor Broadway
and Second
Broderick Kate, domestic, res 534 Twenty-fifth
Broderick Patrick, laborer, i-es 813 Filbert
Broderick Thomas F, carpenter and builder, 1511 Seventh, res
same
Brodie Charles A, brakeman CPRR, res 922 Chester
Brodt Helen Mrs, artist, rooms 6 and 7, 363£ Twelfth
Brogan Thomas, sectionman, res 1573 Third
Brokamp Benjamin, tailor, 480 Eighth, res same
Bromley John L, capitalist, 911 Broadway, res 371 Fifth
Bromley Thomas L, artist, 911 Broadway, res 371 Fifth
Bromwell LL, agent California Insurance Co, res 126 Ninth
Bronaugh Charles A. salesman with Salinger Bros, res 1370
Franklin
Brondage James H, cook, res Minna, east of Telegraph ave
Broneer Carl W, restaurant (S F), res 696 Twentv-fifth
Bronson H H, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1255 Center
Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Railroad Co, office 422 Central ave
BROOKLYN BREWERY, Welscher & Braun proprietors, cor
Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave
Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, 619 and 621 East Fourteenth
Brooklyn Lodge No 3, A O U W, meets in Odd Fellows Hall every
Thursday, East Oakland
Brooklyn Lodge No 32, K of P, meets in Schimmelpfennig's Hall,
Monday evenings
Brooklyn Lodge No 50, Chosen Friends, meets in Schimmelpfennig's
Hall on Tuesday evenings
BROOKLYN LUMBER YARD Thomas Wilkinson manager, foot
of Fourteenth
Brooklyn Masonic Lodge, meets in Odd Fellows Hall, East Oak-
land, every second and fourth Tuesdays
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WEIdL I>OXK at VKRY LOW Knt<>s.
Office, 33 Geary U., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
J"
•importer Sf ag^ge^fer fl' Builders' Hardware ail Descriptions
OAKLAND.
141
Brooklyn M E Church, Rev J L Mann pastor, Seventh ave bet
East Fourteenth and East Fifteenth
Brooklyn Tannei-y, Crist & Co proprs, cor East Twelfth and
Twenty-first ave
Brooks Catherine Mrs, res 1630 Union
Brooks Frank H, assistant bookkeeper Union Savings Bank, res
560 Thirty-fifth
Brooks James, nurseryman, res 960 Clay
Brooks James, waiter, res 607 Sixth
Brooks Joseph, with C James King, res 561 Eighth
Brooks Lafayette, with Hayes, Carrick & Co, res 1313 Twelfth
ave
Brooks Lincoln M, clerk, res 518 East Eleventh
Brooks Patrick J, waiter with Crebbin & Walker, res 1630
Union
Brooks S, laborer C P R R
Brooks Samuel, carpenter, res 1615 Seventh
Brooks Thomas J, clerk, res 1630 Union
BROOKS W E, dentist, 452 Eighth cor Broadway, res Wilson
House
Brooks William, carpenter OPRR Yards
Brooks Wm, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 452 Eighth
Brophy Patrick J, carpenter, res 210 B
Broswell John, laborer C P R R
Brouch Emma, domestic, res 1412 Twelfth ave
Brougher F C, res 376 East Fifteenth
Broughton Coleman, stone cutter, res 1669 Pacific
Broughton Horace, master mariner, res Vernon Park, Tem-
escal
Brower Chas, with E P Taylor, res 1430 Tenth
Brower D C Mrs, assistant Cole School, res 1430 Tenth
Brower G W, printer, res 1323 Twelfth ave
Brower R Clinton, res 1430 Tenth
Brower Thomas J, miner, res 1014 Seventh ave
Brown Abraham B, barber, 913 Seventh, res 269 Fifth
Brown Albert, engineer, res 262 Fifth
Brown Arthur, supt Bridge Building Department C P R^R, NE
cor Atlantic and Cedar, res 1031 Filbert
Brown Arthur D W, with G S Brown, res 565 Fifteenth
Brown Brice, expressman, SW cor Ninth and Broadway, res 1923
Union
Brown Chas, machinist, res Central Hotel
Brown Chas, laborer C P R R Yard, res 817 Chester
Brown Clias C, barber, 871 Lydia •»
Brown C K Mrs, res s s Birch bet Maple and Telegraph ave
Brown Cornelia, res Merritt House
Brown David J, engineer C P R R, res 1659 William
QAKLANu BREWERY, SSSRtf 1SS5~« ^»rl*
and
4 or
>'ui ant Htre. I.
Moretti & Trezzini,!iNmBNca' Fresco & Decorative Artists
142
OAKLAND.
Brown Dudlev C (Brown & McKinnon), res 957 Grove
BROWN EDWARD A- wood and coal, 410 and 412 Ninth, res 1663
Webster
Brown E C, Melters and Refiners Department United States Mint
(S F) res 404 East Twenty-fifth
Brown Edmund, rancher, res 1267 Brush
Brown Eletta M Miss, res 1209 Clay
Brown Eliza P Miss, teacher of music, public schools, res 962 Clav
Brown Ellen M, res 416 Fifth
Brown Elmer E, jeweler, res cor Twelfth and Castro
Brown E M Mrs, res 1123 Eleventh
Brown Ezekiel, real estate (S F), res 516 Seventeenth
Brown F H, flagman CPRR, res 1506 Seventh
Brown Florine Miss, res 1389 Jackson
Brown Francis A, builder, res 1617 Thirteenth ave
Brown Frank, engineer Philadelphia Djre Works, res Eureka
Hotel
Brown Frank, groceries, 1456 Seventh, res 1465 Fifth
Brown Frank, laborer CPRR, res 1619 Sixteenth
Brown Frank, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Brown G A (Stockton), res 1123 Eleventh
Brown Geo, hardware, res 1165 Washington
Brown George H, tinsmith, res 417 East Twelfth
BROWN GEO S. hardware iron, steel, etc, 972 Broadway, res
Wilson House
Bro \n G 0,brakeman CPRR, res 600 Twelfth
Brown Harvey, shorthand reporter CPRR, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown Harvey S, attorney-at-law CPRR, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown H C, brakeman CPRR, res 714 Linden
Brown Henry, painter, res 914 Pine
Brown Henry T, carpenter, res 731 Henry
Brown Henry W, general merchandise (Nevada), res 672 Twen-
ty-fourth
Brown Hiram P (Brown & Backmann),res 619 Nineteenth
Brown Horace, pressman with Carlos White (S F), res 1377
Twelfth
Brown James, contractor, res 677 West
Bro vn James, laborer, res Forty-ninth bet Adeline and San Pablo
ave, Temescal
Biown James, overseer California Jute Mills, res 127 East
Eleventh
Brown James (James A Brown & Co), res 1265 Clay
Brown James A (James A Brown & Co), res 1265 Clay
Brown .James A&Co (James A and James Brown), livery and
sale stable, 510 Thirteenth
Brown James P, shorthand reporter CPRR, res 806 Thirteenth
Brown J C, miller, res cor Fourth ave and East Twentieth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offices,
i 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
1 8C* Broa.iMay, OnUli-.nl.
ALLEN. TUGGLE & CO.,
Hickory, Oak. Ash, White Woo.!. Maple, Etc.,
>on IN and 2o Spear Mtreet. Han Franrist-o.
OAKLAND.
143
Brown J C Capt, res 950 Campbell
Brown Jerry, student, res 2235 Elm
Bi-ovvn J H Mrs, matron Woman's Christian Association, 1274
Franklin
Brown J L, with G W Grayson, res 1369 Jackson
Brown John M, res 954 Broadway, room 5
Brown John, farmer, res cor Mariposa and Shattuck aves, Temes-
cal
Brown John, laborer, res San Pc.blo av<- nr Twentieth
Brown John, laborer C P BR, res 1710 Pacific
Brown John, 'longshoreman, res 1060 Fourteenth ave
Brown John, fisherman, res 1060 Fourteenth ave
Brown John A, expressman, SW cor Eleventh and Broadway
Brown John M, photographer Pacific Gallery, Market St Station,
842 Market
Brown John W, laborer, res 361 First
Brown Joseph, res 670 East Eleventh
Brown Joseph W, painter with John Lindsay, res 607 East Elev-
enth
Brown Kate T Miss, embroiderer, res 416 Fifth
Brown Leonard D, real estate, res 1220 Castro
Brown Lillian Miss, res 1389 Jackson
Brown L Mrs, fruit dealer, res 1016 Fifth
Brown L L, clerk with Greenhood Bros, res Winsor House
Brown M, employe California Hosiery Co, res 818 Clay
Brown M Mrs, res 2045 Market
Brown Maria, res 709 Myrtle
Brown Maurice, laborer, res 111 Hannah
Brown May Miss, res Merritt House
Biown Milford, seaman, res 1359 Peralra
Brown Moses, bookkeeper with Sumner & Co (S F), res 1159
Center
Brown O D, policeman, res 1439 Filbert
Brown P D, clerk U S Internal Revenue Office, res 1165 Jackson
Brown Peter, driver Fourteenth Street Railroad Co, res car house
Bruwn Ralph, livery stable, res 2235 Elm
Brown R G, stock broker (S F), res 1389 Jackson
Brown R P Mrs, res 520 East Eleventh
Brown Samuel Rev, pastor Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church,
res 667 Nineteenth
Brown Sco t, glove cutter, res 2056 Union
Brown Sidney O, mining engineer, res 1778 Eighth
Brown Susan Mrs, res 192^ Union
Brown Major T, mining engineer, office 32 Merchants' Exchange
S F .^es 1356 Franklin
Biown Thomas, switchman, res 832 Seventh
IJrowu Thomas H, lather, res 1221 Kirkham
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods,
No. 11 Montgomer" St.,
SAN FRANCISCO', Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, J
W. cor. 5th A Kuk ham Sts
144
OAKLAND.
Brown Walter B, fireman SPRR, res 308 Fifth
Brown Win, painter, res 1417 Thirteenth
Brown W M, physician and surgeon, office 974 Center, res same
Brown Win H, vice-president Pacific Manufacturing Co (S F), res
1265 Clay
Brown W H, agent Pacific Manufacturing Co, 626 and 628
Mission (S F), res 1265 Clay
Brown Winsor L, clerk C PKR(SF), res 516 Seventeenth
Brown Wm H, paper hanger with Chas S Taylor, res n s East
Thirty-second nr Thirteenth ave
Brown & Bachniann (Hiram P Brown and Geo Bachmann), at-
tornevs-at-law and real estate agents, 911 Broadway, room 6
BROWN & McKINNON (Dudley C Brown and John A McKin-
non), merchant tailors, 1020 Broadway
Browne F D, typesetter Vidette, res 1165 Jackson
Browne Frank Phillip, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street
House
Browne India, res 1015 Sixth ave
Browne J Mitchell, clerk with G L Mix, res 528 Eighteenth
Browne Ross E, instructor University, res 528 Eighteenth
Browne Spencer C, real estate agent (S F), res 1933 Filbert
Browne Thomas M, Custom House officer (S F), res 528 Eight-
eenth
Brownell Abner, bartender with Petar & Dresco, res 1114
Washington
Brownell Don Carlos, salesman with Carolan, Cory & Co, res 667
Fifteenth
Brownell Ebner, bartender, res 1114 Washington
Brownell H M, commercial traveler-, res 232 Twelfth
Browning A Miss, res Clarendon House
Browning J O, photographer, res 756 Seventh
Bruce Henry, ship carpenter CPRR Yards, res 818 Wood
Bruce John R, carpenter, res 1653 Seventh
Bruce Samuel, agent, res 1462 Curtis
Bruce W D, fireman CPRR, res 742 Peralta
BRUECK WM A» homeopathic pharmacy, 956 Broadway, res 682
Twenty-fourth
Rrueggemann Christian R, clerk with H Peterson, res 1700
Eighth
Bruenn A, physician and surgeon, res 563 Tenth
BRUENN ADOLPH. agent Sohmer Pianos, proprietor Bruenn's
Music Store, 1120 Broadway cor Thirteenth, res 563
Tenth
Bruenn H H, artist, res 563 Tenth
Bruguiere John G, bookkeeper with Bennison, Lieb,mann & Co,
res 1264 Webster
Bruguiere Louis G, bookkeeper (S F), res 1264 Webster
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<>o«H> UtllCK. I.OU PRICKS. <>tti<<\
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. (Hklan.V
JAMES L. BARKER, a^NLs§|TAVcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
145
Bruguiere Louis G, teamster with Chas L Taylor, res e s
Webster nr Fifteenth
Brundage Julia Miss, res 313 Ninth
Brunei O, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Bruner Jacques, laborer, res First ave bet Telegraph and Second
aves, Temescal
Bruning Annie, res 826 Lewis
Bruning Bros (John H and Henry F Bruning,) confectioners, 483
Seventh
Bruning Henry F (Bruning Bros), res 826 Lewis
Bruning John H (Bruning Bros), res 832 Franklin
Brunje John A (Helmke & Brunje), res 1551 New Broadway
Brunjes Fred, grocer, 701 and 703 East Twelfth, res 768 East
Fourteenth
Brunker Frederick E, carpenter, res 1117 Thirteenth ave bet
Twelfth and Fourteenth
Bruno G, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
Brunson Chas, warier, res 1005 Webster
Brunson Harris W, watchman, res 811 Washington
Brush R G, res Merritt House
Brusie James, farmer, res 1266 Fourth ave
Bruso Wm H, painter, res Union Hotel
Bry Amelia, nurse maid, 1414 Harrison
Bryan Archie C, carpenter, res 220 Hollis
Bryan John, laborer C P R R Yards, res 1401 Twelfth
Bryan Marshall N, res 680 Eighteenth
Bryan O'Connor, foreman C P R R
Bryant Daniel S, commission (S F), res 520 Sycamore
Bryant Eron J, saloon, 801 Broadway, res 363 Fifth
Bryant Geo, carpenter, res 1263 Twelfth ave
Bryant Henry, washer with P Pumyea, res 1736 Linden
Bryant Herman B, student, res 520 Sycamore
Bryant Walter E, taxidermist and dealer in birds, res 520 Syca-
more
Bryant W H, engineer C P R R, res 218 Edda
Brydges H W, conductor C P R R, res East Oakland Hotel
Brymer George, employe C P R R, res 1819 Tajdor
Buchanan A, yardman C P R R, res 711 Center
Buchanan Alexander, brakeman C P R R, res 711 Center
Buchanan James, driver, res 1929 Telegraph ave
Buchanan P G Rev, pastor Methodist Church, res 1522 Broadway
Bucher Wm, brickmason, res 766 Twenty-second
Buchhulz Henry, plumber (S F), res 1659 Twelfth
Biichse Ernest, clerk with John Tillman, res 665 Twentieth
Buck C P H, commercial traveler, res 539 Thirty-sixth
BUCK EPHRIAM W> physician, surgeon and health officer,
office 969 Broadway, rooms 40 and 41, res 1069 Grove
UAKLANU BREWERY, 5SSSU
& IUHVKS, Proprietors. Cor.
Avenue and Duraut Street.
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146
OAKLAND.
715
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San
Francisco.
Per V/eek
UPWARDS
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Baths
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HOUSE
OPEN
All Night.
BUCK N L. M D. physician and surgeon, office 706 Thirteenth,
res same
Buckel Annette C, physician and surgeon, office 952 Four-
teenth, res same
Buckhout Adna H, hot air grates, res 606 Sixteenth
Buckhout Emily L Miss, attorney-at-law, res 606 Sixteenth
Buckland Wallace O, physician, office La Clede House, 1116
Broadway, res same
Buckley A D, employe C P R R, res 821 Filbert
Buckley Cornelius, 'longshoreman, res 702 Brush
Buckley Daniel, laborer C P R R
Buckley Frank E, student, res 1459 Telegraph
Buckley Geo D, lawyer (S F), res 959 Pine
Buckley H F, farmer, res 1168 Eighth ave
Buckley J Miss, res cor Broadway and Clifton
Buckley James, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Buckley John L, cigar manufacturer (S F), res cor Claremontand
College aves, Temescal
Buckley John P, clerk post-office (S F), res 1459 Telegraph
Buckley Joseph L, painter, res Union Hotel
Buckley K Miss, operator C P R R, res 1057 Twelfth ave
Bucklow A Mrs, dressmaker, res 408 Thirteenth
Bucknell Martha E Mrs, physician, res 616 Eighth
Budde Theodore, second mate creek boat, res 717 Fourth
Buddget E B, res Winsor House
Buddington Ellen Mrs, res 963 Chester
Budovich N, car repairer C P R R Yards, res Railroad Exchange,
Seventh
Buel Emma Miss, bookkeeper Truckee Lumber Co (S F), res 363
East Twelfth
Buel F Mrs, res 363 East Twelfth
Buel Rosa Miss, res 363 East Twelfth
Buffett Chas C, manufacturer carriages, etc, 509 Eighth, res 519
Eighth
Buffington J M, mining speculator, res 1278 Fourth ave
Bugby Sumner W, general agent (S F), res 146 Lake
Bugeia R S, employe Frank Bros (S F), res 617 Sixth
Bugg Henry, carpenter, res 1668 Fourteenth
Buhsen Diedrich, capitalist, res 1802 William
Buhsen Nicholas D (Buhsen & Meyer), res 1802 William
Buhsen & Meyer (N D Buhsen and Hermann Meyer), groceries,
1801 Seventh
Bull Mary D Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 1259
Webster
Bulhas Manuel Leite, barber, cor Hollis and B
Bulkley Kate A Mrs, teacher home school, res 1060 Poplar
Bullerdieck Albert, res 866 Peralta
S, F. LAUNDRY.
UOOD WORK, liOW PRICES. Offlff,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TOGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
IS A «0 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
1471
Bullet Louise Mrs, res 259 Twelfth
Bullock Ella L Miss, res 1378 Franklin
Bullock Harry C, tinner with J C Bullock, res 1706 Seventh
Bullock H E, fruit raiser, res 1378 Franklin
Bullock John C, stoves and tinware, 1706 Seventh, res same
Bundy E D Mrs, dressmaker, res La Clede House, 1116 Broadway
Bunke Alex, hostler, res 570 Ninth
Bunker G H Mrs, restaurant, 1506 Seventh
Bunker George H, restaurant, 1506 Seventh
Bunker Isaiah, saloon, 1805 Seventh, res same
Bunnell E F, dentist (S F), res 1955 Telegraph ave
Bunnell George, professor Greek. State University, res 1955
Telegraph ave
Burbank C Mrs, res 576 Eighth
Burbank L, boots and shoes, NW cor 12th and Broadway
Burbank Samuel F, foreman with Whittier, Fuller & Co (S F),1
res 827 Market
Burbank William F, shorthand reporter for Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co, res 827 Market (S F)
Burbeck George, teller First National Bank of Oakland, res 572
Sixteenth
Burch Margaret Mrs, res 1537 West
Burchard L S, physician and surgeon, office Oakland Bank
Building, res same
Burckhalter Charles, insurance surveyor, res 962 Chester (S F)
Burckhalter H T, salesman with Phelan & Fish, res 1404 Tenth
Burdick Allen, student, res 578 Seventeenth
BURDICK JOHN F, physician, office 1003£ Broadway, rooms 9 and
10, res 578 Seventeenth
Burdick Joseph O, shipping clerk with Burnham, Standeford &
Co, res 573 Third
Burdick Mary E Miss, teacher music, res n s Cleveland ave east
of Telegraph ave
Burdick Sarah C Mrs, res 578 Seventeenth
Burge F J, real estate agent, res Kohler & Chase House, 953^
Washington
Burgelin Louis, butcher, 1104 Market, res 1313 Fourteenth
Burges D R, carpenter CPRR Yards
Burgess Alfred L, brakeman CPRR, res 1937 Magnolia
Burgess Charles F, photograph gallery, 911 Broadway
Burgess David R, carpenter, res 1937 Magnolia
Burgess Omar H, res 1937 Magnolia
Burgess Thomas H, carpenter, res 816 Cedar
Burget Oliver, blacksmith, res Capital House, 552 Broadway
Burget Frank, lumberman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Burgin Eugenie M Miss, teacher Prescott Grammar School, res
407 Van Ness ave (S F)
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, N^E££K£
Washington Brewery,
Westermaiin & Co., Pr«prs„
N. W. 00E. 5th & EIEIHAM STEEETS.
148
OAKLAND.
Burke Agnes Miss (Burke & Cunningham)., res Weldon House
Burke Bessie Miss, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke Etta, domestic, 977 Sixth ave
Burke Henry, boatman, res foot of Alice nr water front
Burke John, laborer, res n s Twenty-second bet Myrtle and
Filbert
Burke John K, gardener, res 479 Twenty-fifth
Burke J T, C P R R employe, res Seventh Street House
Burke Katie Miss, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke Kitty, laundress, res Contra Costa Laundry
Burke M, laborer CPRR
Burke Patrick F, laborer, res 1612 Telegraph ave
Burke Thomas, laborer, res 1832 Grove
Burke Thomas P, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 1832 Grove
Burke William, laborer, res 822 Magnolia
Burke William Jr, painter, res 1726 Filbert
Burke William T, teamster, res 1612 Telegraph
BURKE & CUNNINGHAM (Miss Agnes Burke and Mrs J A
Cunningham), milliner}*- and fancy goods, 1169 and 1171
Broadway
Burkhart Frederick, yardman CPRR, res 1603 Third
Burleson C M (Walker, Burleson & Co), res 616 Seventeenth
Burmester Henrv W, salesman with Tillmann & Bendel, res 531
Ninth
Burmeister John H, laborer CPRR, res 1311 Center
Burner Augusta E Miss, res 1361 Market
Burner Harry V, clerk steamer George W Elder, res 1361
Market
Burner John D Mrs, res 1361 Market
Burnett Andrew J, miner, res 679 Fifth
Burnett Mary A Mrs, res 944 Thirty-sixth
Burnham C, telegraph operator CPRR, res 720 Fourth
Burnham C F (Burnham & Wiswell), res NW cor Broadway and
Twenty-fourth
Burnham L C, collector for Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1017 Madison
Burnham O H (Burnham, Standeford & Co), res 1017 Madison
Burnham S A, clerk with Burnham & Wiswell, res 480 Edwards
Burnham Sanford A, carpenter, res 480 Edwards
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO (O H Burnham, D W Stande-
ford and L G Coles), Oakland Planing Mill, cor Second
and Washington
Burnham & Wiswell (C F Burnham and J A Wiswell), paints,
oils, window glass and paper hangings, 960 Broadway
Burns Charles E, clerk with T R Barns, res 75 Valley
Burns C F, conductor CPRR, res West Berkeley
Burns Daniel, salesman (S F), res 1624 Eighth
SAN FhANCISCO LAUNDRY •— {S/sah»tlBsesSL
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149
Burns Delitha, res 216 Fifth
Burns Eliza, domestic, 1300 Harrison
Burns George A, brakeman CPRR, res S F
Burns George W, agent B V D Yeast Co, 466 Ninth, res Blake
House
Burns Harry, res Blake House
Burns Hilary R, porter CPRR, res 220 Fifth
Burns James, car cleaner CPRR Yard, res Fourteenth bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth aves
Burns James, laborer, res rear 822 East Fourteenth
Burns John, blacksmith, res New York Hotel
Burns John, laborer, res 1728 Lewis
Burns Martin, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
Burns Michael, laborer, res 421 B
Burns Thomas, laborer, res 120 Helen
Burns Thomas P (Burns & Walsh), Overland House, cor First
and Broadway
Burns Thomas R, stationery stand, NW cor Ninth and Broad-
way, res 75 Valley
Burns William, compositor, Seventeenth
Burns William H, res 2027 West
BURNS & WALSH (Thomas Burns and Thomas P Walsh), pro-
prietors Overland House, cor First and Broadway
Burpee Joseph S, contractor and builder, res 1412 Castro
Burpee Lester G, res 1005 Market
Burr Geo W, grainer, res 1114 Linden t
Burr Capt H P, res 1125 Willow
Burrage John, painter, 841 Clay
Burraig E Mrs, laundress, res 655 Myrtle
Burrall Will H, notary public, real estate and loan agent, 1016
Broadway, res 614 Sixteenth
Burrell Albert W (Burrell & Frantz), res 318 Third
Burrell Alfred W (California Bridge Co), and member Board of
Education, Second Ward, res 2214 Telegraph ave
BURRELL & FRANTZ (Albert W Burrell and Jay M Frantz),
real estate, 476 Eighth
Burrell Charles A, brakeman CPRR, res 1322 Mission (S F)
Burritt Alice Mrs, homeopathic physician, office Central Block,
1068 Broadway, res same
Burroughs Stephen, printer, res 1460 Seventh
Burrows M Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res S F
Burson Adelia A, res 846 Seventeenth
Burson James, plasterer with W P Wetmore, res 565 Eleventh
Burt Fred L, carriagemaker, res 1719 Eighth
Burt F L, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 1719 Eighth
Burt James, merchant, res 1719 Eighth
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Telegraph Avenue and IHirant Street.
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OAKLAND.
Burt N, fireman CPRR, res 1719 Eighth
Burt Newton B, telegraph operator, res 1719 Eighth
BURTCHAELL GEO T (Burtchaell & Crowley), res 1401
Franklin
BURTCHAELL & CROWLEY (George T Burtchaell and Dan
(Jrowlev), plumbers and gasfitters, 1208 Broadway-
Burton Edward F, supt U S Mint (S F), res 1125 Third ave
Burton Harriet, res 1511 Brush
Burton Henry, capitalist, 407 Seventh, res Winthrop House
Burton R C, brakeman CPRR. res Prescott House
Burton Walker, machinist, res 855 Harrison
Busby Frederick H, glove manufacturer (S F), res 1444 Adeline
Busey John F, groceries, 1309 Telegraph ave, res 545 Twenty-
second
Bush Benj F, agent Pacific Coast Agency for standard inventions,
954 Broadway, res 417 Durant
BUSH EDWARD T, proprietor California Market, 1219 Broad-
way, res 549 Twenty-second
Bush Edwin D, merchandise broker (S F), res 122 Ninth
Bush Eliza A Mrs, dressmaker, res 823 Twenty-eighth
Bush Emma Miss, res 1415 Eleventh ave
Bush G Frederick, clerk with Justinian Caire (S F), res 814
Myrtle
Bush Henry, laborer N P R R, res 671 Webster
Bush H N, teacher High School, res Blake House
Bush Josephine Y Mrs, res 814 Myrtle
Bush Lewis, machinist, res San Pablo ave nr Fortieth, Temescal
Bush Louis, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Busheil Edwin A, sign painter and artistic decorator, 468 Twelfth,
res 462 Twelfth
Busheil House, 462 Twelfth
Busse Christian C (Fleck & Busse), res 1013 Webster
Buswell A T, clerk with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res Winsor
House
BUSWELL ELBRIDGE G. paints, oils, glass, wall paper, etc,
864 Broadway, res 1412 Sixth ave
Buteau F H (Mount & Buteau), res 627 Eighteenth
Butenuth Frederick Wm, farmer, res 1806 Seventh
Butler Alice Miss, hairdresser, res 52 Valley
Butler C, res 1672 Pacific
Butler C C, res 600 Seventeenth
Butler Chas H (Smith & Butler), res 1562 Telegraph ave
Butler Chas M, brakeman CPRR, res 1570 Third
Butler C Summer, traveling salesman, res 52 Valle}'
Butler Fred, driver with Herman Drucker, res 1071 Fourteenth
S. F. UUHDM. o
w \Hnt\u im»m: at short \otick.
Ice, 99 Qeciy St., S. F., and *C* Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE& CO. ,c£
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on IS and JSo Hpeur S*tre»*t, San Francisco
OAKLAND.
1120
Broadway,
Butler Frank, carpenter, res 811 Washington
Butler Felix W, carpenter, res 806 Jefferson
Butler Hannah, res 920 Kirkham
Butler James, res 409 Ninth
Butler James H, sawyer, res 776 Eighteenth
Butler John, porter C P R R, res 52 Valley
Butler John H, porter S P C R R, res 1643 Market
Butler Maud Miss, agent C P R R (Brooklyn), res 626 East
Fourteenth
Butler M D, mining expert, res 626 East Fourteenth
Butler Mrs, res 667 East Twelfth
Butler Patrick, laborer, res 920 Kirkham
Butler Robert E, with Robt H Tapp, res 1168 Twenty-second
Butler Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res 52 Valley
Butler Thos, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Butler Wm, porter Railroad, res 52 Valley
Butt Peter, groceries and provisions, 2216 San Pablo, res same
ButtelmanWm, liquor saloon, 612 Franklin, res same
Butterfield C A, switchman C P R R, res Eureka Hotel, SW cor
Seventh and Washington
Butters Frank A, carpenter, res 1360 Bush
Butters Sadie Miss, dressmaker, res 918 Thirty-fourth
Button Chas G, bartender Athenium Club Rooms, res 1213
Jefferson
BUTTON FRED L. attorney-at-law and notary public, 969
Broadway, Delger Block, res 670 Second
Button Orando, capitalist, res 670 Second
Byer William, saloon keeper (S F), res 1218 Fourteenth
Byers Elijah, with John McFarling, res 706 Twelfth
Byington Fred F, pressman Pacific Press Publishing o, res 718
Twelfth
By in Philip B, res 558 Sixth
Byrne John J, pile driver C P R R, res 826 Kirkham
Byrnes J B, helper C P R R Yard, res 728 Lewis
Byrnes John, laborer C P R R Yards
Byrod S B Mrs, assistant teacher Franklin School, res 418
Twelfth
Byron Minnie Miss, res 698 Thirty-fifth
Bystedt John, carpenter, res 1407 Eleventh
Byxbee Albert, tallyman (J P R R Yards, res West Berkeley
Cal
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Washington Bretvery.
Wcstcrmann A Co., Preprs.
N. W. COE. 5th & KIEKHAM STEEETS.
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152
OAKLAND.
CEDAR RAPIDS,
>• Chit-ago. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus.
Tickets at dteneral Ticket Oflice, IVo. Ji Sew Montgomery Street,
Under Palace Hotel, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific,
CHICAGO A\D MOBTHWESTEKX RAILROAD.
Cable Thos, laundryinan, res Contra Costa Laundry
Caddigan Wm, laborer, res 1414 Eighth ave
Cade Wm H, bartender with Ed H Campbell, res 510 Seventh
Cadieux Isaac L, saloon, 832 Broadway, res 523 Eighth
Cadogan James J, bookkeeper, res 729 Eighth
Cadogan John, clerk, res 729 Eighth
Cadogan Lawrence, correspondent, res 729 Eighth
Cadogan Patrick, clerk, res 729 Eighth
Cadogan P J Mrs, res 690 Sycamore
Cadosa Joseph, laborer, res 1706 William
Cadwell Anna Mrs, res 610 East Sixteenth
Cady Daniel, laborer, res 1313 Campbell
CADY MARY E MRS> employment office, 525 Eighth, res same
Cady Wm J, butcher, res 525 Eighth
Cafferty Daniel, bookkeeper with M McCarthy, res 1864 Seventh
Cahalan Harry, salesman with Gustave Abrahamson, res San
Francisco
Cahen August, general agent, res 1627 Nineteenth ave, cor
Twenty-third
Cahill Edward, waiter, res 769 Twenty-second
Cahill Edward F, reporter Tribune, res 1371 Tenth
Cahill Elizabeth, res 812 Harrison
Cahill Emmett E, house painter, res 862 Twentieth
Cahill James (McGovern & Cahill), res 1613 Myrtle
Cahill John, house painter, res 862 Twentieth
Cahill John, plumber with Konham Bros, res 1768 West
Cahill Maggie Mrs, dress and fancy goods, 1213 Broadway, res
same
Cahill Patrick, laborer C P R R, res 961 Third
Cahill Peter, gardener, res cor Broadway and Western ave
Cahill Wm, laborer, res 127 Hannah
CahiJl Wm, paper hanger, res 1213 Broadway
Cahill Wm J, clerk with McGovern & Cahiil, res 1613 Myrtle
Calm M A (Whitney & Co's Express), res 762 Ninth
Caig David, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mill, res 919
Twenty -fourth
Cain P. boi lei maker, res Winthrop House
Caine Edward P, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 1359
Brush
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oniooM ' •'*•* Geary St., San Francisco.
oiiio. n. , M.2 Rriadway, Oakland.
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OAKLAND.
153
Caine Geo L, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 1359 Brush
Caine James E, carpenter with M S Jordan, res 1359 Brush
Caire Arthur, res NE cor Eighth and Harrison
Caire Justinian, hardware (S F), res NE cor Eighth and Harri-
son
Calavorta Sylvester Mrs, laundress, res 886 Cedar
Calberg Gustavus F, coffee and oyster saloon, Brooklyn Station,
cor Thirteenth ave and Eleventh, res same
Calderwood David, fireman C P R R, res 1811 Short
Calderwood Margaret Mrs, res 1811 Short
Caldwell Chas B, glove manufacturer, 770 Seventh, res same
Caldwell Frank C, assistant general delivery clerk post-office, res
1005 Franklin
Caldwell H J Mrs, dressmaker, 921 Broadway, res 839 Webster
Caldwell John C, carpenter, res 822 Seventeenth
Caldwell Lafayette, teamster with Samuel Merritt, res 839
Webster
Caldwell Louis E, bookkeeper with J Cushing & Co, res 1005
Franklin
Caldwell Maggie Miss, res 704 Twenty-sixth
California Electric Liquor Co, Cohen & Shannon agents, 472
Ninth
CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE SALOON, John J Castenbader pro-
prietor, 461 Tenth
California Fire and Waterproof Paint Co, S Lowden superintend-
ent, 555 Broadway
California Hosiery Company, John Lee president, John Williams
secretary, NE cor First and Jefferson
California Insurance Co, V W Gaskill agent, 466 Ninth
California Iron and Steel Co, Emerv Station, office 329 Market
California Jute Mill Co, John Robertson superintendent, Third
ave bet Tenth and Eleventh
California Lodge No 2, Herman's Sons, Germania Hall, every
Thursday
CALIFORNIA MARKET, E T Bush propr, 1219 Broadway
California Medical College, D Maclean M D Dean, w s Clay bet
Tenth and Eleventh
California Military Academy, Col W H OBrien principal, cor
Telegraph and Prospect aves
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA COMPANY,
Miller & Winsor proprietors, 1172 Broadway
Calisher Harry C, clerk, res 513 Twentieth
CALISHER MORRIS, books and stationery and optical goods,
1119 Broadway, res 513 Twentieth
CALL MILLARD A (Agardfc Co), res 1207 Franklin
Callaghan Daniel, laborer, res 704 Franklin
HAtfl AN fl RRFU/FRV KRAJIM A I>IEVEj«, Proprietors, (or.
UHALHHU DnL.WL.nT, Tdesraph Avenue and Durant Street.
MsrSA'wfflk S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
154
OAKLAND.
Callaghan Henry, res 720 Castro
Callaghan J, laborer C P R R
Callaghan Jeremiah, real estate and notary public, 506 Seventh,
res 317 Sixth
Callaghan Joseph, manager with L JafFe & Co, res 317 Sixth
Callaghan Joseph L, bookkeeper with L Jaffe & Co, res 317 Sixth
Callahan Delia, domestic, 1253 Grove
Callahan John, bricklayer, res cor Twenty-third and West
Callahan John, laborer Franklin Street Wharf, res 1612 Magnolia
Callahan Martin, laborer C P R R, res 1612 Magnolia
Callahan Michael, groceries, 616 East Twelfth
Callback Lizzie Miss, res 1841 Webster
Calnan Jane Mrs, res 1403 Thirteenth
Calou Peter C (Calou & Schevanton), res 1916 San Pablo
Calou & Schevanton (Peter Calou and Frank Schevanton), laundry,
1920 San Pablo
Calson Charles, watchman steamer Capital, res 602 Franklin
Calugarar Louis (Martins & Co), res 831 Franklin
Calvert Charles C, bartender with J J Fleming, res 769 East
Fourteenth
Calvert George, clerk with Fred Brunjes, res 791 East Fourteenth
Camden Charles, mining (S F), res 814 Tenth
Cameron A D, letter carrier post-office, res 661 East Twelfth
Cameron Duncan, res 661 East Twelfth
Cameron Elizabeth, res 949 Filbert
Cameron Georgie, domestic, 1221 Harrison
Cameron James, mechanic, res 869 Henry
Cameron Mary Mrs, stationery and fancy goods, 611 East Twelfth,
res same
Cameron Peter A (Cameron & McDonald), contractor and
builder, res 722 Eighteenth
Cameron Robert Mrs, res 671 Twentieth
Camilloni Giussepe (Camilloni & Co), res S F
Camilloni & Co (G Camilloni, Angelo Selna, and Louis Lagoria),
fish dealers, 9 and 11 City Market and 830 Broadway
Camp Louis, furnishing goods, 863 Broadway, res 515 Tenth
Campana David, tinner, res cor Sixth and Silver
Campara Domenic, tinner, res 804 Cedar
Campana Dominque, tinner, res 1823 William
Campani Peter, teamster, res rear 662 Myrtle
Campbell Alexander Sr, attorney-at-law (S F), res Orchard bet
Telegraph and Summit ave
CAMPBELL ALEXANDER, restaurant and oysters, 19-23 City
Market, res 1677 Valdez
Campbell Alice, res 517 Fourth
Campbell Andrew, ranch foreman with J Lusk Canning Co, res
Claremont ave bet Summer and Clifton
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Wuxhiiig WELL IM»\'Kut VKIfV LOW «::(«•*.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad *ay, O ,1 nd.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
OAKLAND.
1H and 20 Spear St.,
San Kr:i!iriNi>(i,
155
Campbell Colin (Campbell & Sanderson), res Orchard ave bet
Telegraph ave and Summit
Campbell Daniel, res 662 Sixth
Campbell Donald Yorke, attorney-at-law, res Orchard bet Tele-
graph ave and Summit
Campbell Edward, carriage smith with H F Hampel, res 467
Twenty-sixth
Campbell Edward, laborer, res 471 Twenty-sixth
Campbell Edward M, second lieutenant Fifth Infantry
Campbell Edward M, solicitor Vidette, res 1577 Broadway
CAMPBELL EDWIN H, Galindo Billiard Parlors, 411 "Eighth,
res 510 Seventh
Campbell E H Mrs, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 1254
San Pablo ave
Campbell E L, lawyer, res 1112 Second ave
Campbell Fred A, copyist for county recorder, res 1573 Broadway
Campbell Fred M, res 830 Fourteenth
Campbell Geo W, telegraph operator, res 1756 Seventh
Campbell J C, farmer, res 1120 Twelfth
Campbell James, fireman Oakland Gas Light Co, res 663 Wash-
ington
Campbell Jessie Miss, res Orchard ave bet Telegraph ave and
Summit
Campbell John, dish washer, res Union Hotel
Campbell John, teamster, res 467 Twenty-sixth
Campbell John, laborer Oakland Gas Light Co, res 467 Twenty-
sixth
Campbell Jonathan, fireman with J Lusk Canning Co,
Claremont ave bet Sumner and Clifton
Campbell Joseph T, res 1128 Myrtle
Campbell Kate A Mrs, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res
830 Fourteenth
Campbell Lydia H Miss, assistant Lincoln School, res 1254 San
Pablo ave
Campbell Martin, res 1773 Goss
Campbell Martin B, clerk, res 1773 Goss
Campbell Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 369 Fifth
Campbell Moses, railro id man, res 1773 Goss
Campbell Norman E, carpenter, res 732 Linden
Campbell Roger, laborer, res 841 Thirtieth
Campbell Sophia Miss, res 718 Henry
Campbell Thomas, appraiser's store (S F), res 1773 Goss
Campbell Thomas, fruit stand, 875 Broadway, res 836 Broad-
way
Campbell William, artist, res 952 Thirty-fifth
Campbell & Sanderson (Colin Campbell and A A Sanderson),
attorneys-at-law, 961 Broadway
res
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Chthing to Order,
No. n Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, 7!™F^?&£Sx\[SSm
156
OAKLAND.
Cainpi Natale, cellar man with Petar & Dreseo, res 1072 Broad-
way
Campos Mercedes Miss, milliner, 1152 Broadwa}', res 1520 Tele-
graph ave
Camps J Miss, dressmaker, res 408 Thirteenth
Camron Block, w s Fourteenth bet Broadway and Washington
Camron William W, capitalist, res 534 Twenty-eighth
Canapha Jacob, laborer, res 982 Wood
Canavan E A, res 973 Washington
Canefield Mrs C, res 1121 Third
Canepa Agostino, laborer, res 1509 Seventh
Canfiekl H C, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mill, res 1433
Filbert
Canfield John, re^ 1068 Thirty-second
Cannan John, fireman steamer Oakland, res 661 Seventh
Canning George, laborer, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Canning James, capitalist, res Erie House, 1113 Broadway
Canning Mary Mrs, propr Erie House, 1113 Broadway
Cannon Edward M, sewing machine agent, res 1919 Filbert
Cannon Elizabeth Miss, res 812 Market
Cannon Jennie, domestic, 836 Broadway
Cannon J T, brakeman CPRR, res Central Hotel
Cannon Thomas, plumber' and gasfitter, 460 Twelfth, re3 812
Market
Cantin Annie H, res 919 Adeline
Cantin Augustus S, agent Stege Station CPRR. res 919 Ade-
line
Cantin Eugene J, law department with A L Bancroft & Co (S F),
res 919 Adeline
Canty Katie Miss, with M S Smith & Co, res 806 Jackson
Canty WTilliam S, tailor, res 623 Henry
Canty Win S, watchman CPRR Yards, res 623 Henry
CAPE ANN BAKERY- Alonzo Wheeler proprietor, NE cor Clay
and Eleventh
Captain of Police, Citv Hall, Peter Pumyea
Capel H P, bookkeeper with E T Allen & Co (S F), res 1171
Eighth ave
Capel James R (Benedict, Capel & Co), res 1171 Eighth ave
Capetanich Charles, waiter, res 1516 Seventh
•Capital House, George T Lafleche propr, 552 Broadway
Capitol Hotel, Ruedy Bros proprs, 1021 Franklin
Caplice Catherine, res 1502 Broadway
Caplice Richai'd, laborer, res 1520 Twentieth
Caraher Michael, shoemaker, res 1570 Chestnut
Carberry Eugene, hi borer CPRR Yards, res S F
Sr I AIIMnDV Hashins «i:i,l/ IM»\!.;il VllltV M>H l{:i|r«i.
. I". LftUllUnl. Office, 33 Geary Et., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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157
Carbury Thomas, oilman CPRR, res 811 Willow-
Card A E Mrs, res Bay east of Broadway
Card Clark B, expressman with Kohler & Chase (S F), res 1215
Adeline
Card Nellie F Miss, operator California Hosiery Co, res Bay East
of Broadway
Carden Wm, carpenter CPRR, res 1161 Third
Cardinet Adolph, wine dealer, res 1110 Thirty-fourth
Cardose Joseph, laborer, res 958 New
Cordoza Antonio Nunes, res rear 908 East Fourteenth
Cardoza Joseph, laborer CPRR
Care Martin T, tailor with Jacob Letter, res 270 Seventh
Care Thomas, tailor with Jacob Letter, res 270 Seventh
Carethers Wm, laborer, res 836 Broadway
Carey Edward, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Carey Frank G, paperhanger with McGovern & Cahill, res 1360
Thirteenth ave
Carey James C, bartender with Henry Bartels, res NE cor Thir-
teenth and Broadway
Carey Silas D, real estate, res 316 Tenth
Carl Charles F Mrs, res 1320 Eighth
Carl Charles F, paper bag dealer and agent Western Paper Co,
1358 Telegraph ave, res 1320 Eighth
Carlen Harry, clerk, res 780 Eighteenth
Carlen John W, bookkeeper with R G Dun & Co (S F), res 780
Eighteenth
Carleton A B, helper Pioneer Planing Mill, res 1423 San Pablo ave
Carleton Alice, domestic, res 957 Linden
Carleton Alonzo, mechanic, res 1423 San Pablo
Carleton Geo H, supt Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph and ex
officio fire warden, office City Hall, res Centennial House
Carleton J A, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1307 Telegraph ave, res
1353 Telegraph ave
Carley Edward B, telephone operator, res 862 Twenty-first
Carley Sarah J, res 863 Twenty-first
Carlin H C Mrs, res 1515 Ninth ave
Carlin James, laborer, res New York Hotel
Carlin Patrick, laborer CPRR Yards, res 811 Chester
Carlisle Leslie H, photographer, res 1361 Peralta
Carlisle Minerva Mrs, res 1361 Peralta
CarlockGeo H (Bart Morgan & Co), res 805 Brush
Carlsen Conrad, teamster, res 664 Twenty-fifth
Carlson Charles, watchman steamer Capital, res 602 Franklin
Carlson Clara, domestic, 1356 Franklin
Carlson C M Mrs, teacher of embroidery, 519 Tenth
Carlson Con, teamster with Barstow & Garber, res 664 Twenty-
fifth
OAKLANJ BREWERY,
KRAMM & IH EVES, Proprietor*, tor
Telegraph Avenue and Dnraot Street.
Moretti & Trezzinif&»m5» Fresco & Decorative Artists
158
OAKLAND.
Carlson T A, student, res 519 Tenth
Carlson Thomas, stone cutter, res 519 Tenth
Carlton Harry P, correspondent North British and Mercantile
Insurance Co (S F), res 716 Nineteenth
Carlton Henry P, school teacher, res 716 Nineteenth
Carlton Margaret Mrs, res SE cor Eleventh ave and Eighteenth
Carlton Philip S, clerk with Armes & Dallam (S F), 716 Nine-
teenth
Carman Francis V, res 1555 Third
Carman Frank V, carpenter, res 948 Pine
Carmichael Chas, molder Oakland Iron Works, res 620 Second
Carmody Cornelius, laborer Winthrop House, res 409 Seventh
Carniody Kate Miss, music teacher, res 570 Sixth
Carmody Mary, res 570 Sixth
Carneal Thomas D, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway, res 720
Fourteenth
Caro G, painter, SE cor Thirteenth and Webster, res San Fran-
cisco
Carothers J T, station baggage agent C P R R, res 1622 Eighth
Caroway P C, drug clerk with J D Feam, 975 Washington, res
same
Carpenter Charles, printer, res 763 Clay
Carpenter Edwin W, brass finisher (S F), res 864 Isabella
Carpenter T H, carriage trimmer, 367 Tenth, res 1120 Washing-
ton
Carpenter Geo A, conductor C P R R, res 821 Adeline
Carpenter Harriet, res 763 Clay
Carpenter James, machinist, res 763 Clay
Carpenter J C, carpenter, res 1258 Fifth ave
Carpenter John K, bookkeeper (S F), res 162 Fifth
Carpenter John S, brakeman C P R R, res 763 Clay
Carpenter Katie Miss, dressmaker with Mrs J B Fields, res 763
Clay
Carpenter Louis, broommaker, SEcor Webster and Thirteenth, res
465 Twenty-first
Carpenter Mamie Miss, assistant with A F Merriman & Son,
res 763 Clay
CARPENTER OLIVER, dentist, 957 Broadway, rooms 1 and 2,
res 714 Fourteenth
CARPENTER W C> proprietor Baltimore Dime Coffee House,
424 Eleventh nr Broadway, res 831 Franklin
Carpentier Julius, propr Fountainebleau Garden, 2051 East Four-
teenth
Carr C W, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mills, res Lester House, 529
Eighth
Carr Lawrence, carpenter, res 219 Tenth
Cf t r L T Judge, attorney-at-law, res 462 Ninth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Oaiocs,
i :i.'» Geary St., San Frnncisco.
( *i>£ IfniM i way, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
Hickory, Oak. Ash, White Wood, Maple, Etc.
\o" IN and go Spear Street, San Fram-inco.
V1CUUBRST.
flie latches,
JEWELRY
Silverware,
Precious
Stones,
315 1 St.,
Sacra men! j
OAKLAND.
315
Fine Watcbes.
DIAMONDS.
A Specialty.
JEWELER,
315
7 T3tx»«t
Sacramento
1ILYERWARE.
Carr Susie C Miss, res 1308 Webster
Carrick David S (Hayes, Carrick & Co), res 602 East
teenth
Carrigan Peter, boilermaker CPR R Yard, res 824 Linden
Carrigan Peter Jr, painter, res 824 Linden
Carrington Geo, res 1301 Peralta
Carrington Kate Miss, teacher, res 1301 Peralta
Carrington Lee, clerk (S F), res 1301 Peralta
Carrington Timothy E, res 1301 Peralta
Carrington Walter S, res 1301 Peralta
Carroll George (Pioneer Planing Mills), res 1776 Taylor
Carroll Geo Jr, clerk, res 1776 Taylor
Carroll Geo W, engineer C P R R. res 960 Campbell
Carroll John, laborer, res 1735 Adeline
Carroll Kate domestic, res 1077 Eighth
Carroll Margaret Mrs, fancy goods store, 357 B, res same
Carroll Martin, carpenter, res cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Carroll Martin, gardener, res SE cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Carroll Mary, laundress, res Contra Costa Laundry
Carroll Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 359 B
Carroll Patrick, laborer, res 1024 Fifth
Carroll William F, saloon, Telegraph ave bet Birch and Vernon,
Temescal
Carroll William F, porter with Watson & Co, res cor Telegraph
ave and Birch, Temescal
Carruth C W, job foreman Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 1914
Thirteenth ave
Carson Benj S, plasterer, res 1562 Telegraph ave
Carson Chas E, night watchman C P R R Yards, res 984 Pine
Carson Franklin B, plasterer, res 1562 Telegraph ave
Carson Hattie P Miss, res 1562 Telegraph ave
Carson William, coremaker, res 555 Broadway
Carter Albert, collector, res 1156 Broadway
Carter Benj H, janitor Tompkins School, res 733 Linden
Carter Frank, with H Schellhaas, res 408 Ninth
Carter George, engineer with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 1509
Fifth
Carter Geo A, secretary Santa Maria Mill and Mining Co, 950
Broadway, res 360 Eighth
Carter H K, fruit dealer, res 1316 Seventh ave
Carter James, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Carter James, liveryman, res 563 Seventh
Carter J M, teacher, res Blake House
Carter John, propr Shattuck Stable, 457 Eighth res 563 Seventh
Carter John, tailor, res 1423 Linden
Carter J T, milkman, res 1423 Linden
Carter L T, res 1316 Seventh ave
Schafer& Co., CLOTHINGS Furnishing Goods,
No. li Hnntgnmer" St.,
SAX FRANCISCO, Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, JEW?""** «* ?ro
, cor. 5th A K 1 1 k haui Sts
160
OAKLAND.
Carter W H, marble cutter, res 1423 Linden
Carteron Edward, gardener, res 620 Fifth
CARTIER F. proprietor Belmont Stable, 808 Broadway, res
same
Cartwright Alfred D, employe CPRR, res 771 Fourteenth
Carvell T F, warehouseman, res 369 East Seventeenth
Carver Lewis M, res 1571 Broadway
Cary Clarence A, photographer, res 860 Twenty-sixth
Cary Denis, laborer, res New York Hotel
Cary Frank M, bartender with J J Hanifin, res 203 B
Cary George, res 954 Broadwa}'
Cary Hannah Mrs, furnished rooms, 756 Seventh
Cary L H, physician, res 916 Eighth
Casavant Alfbnse, carpenter, res 366 Third
Case Isham, employe U S Mint (S F), res 1179 Sixteenth ave
Case John, gardener, res 1206 Fourteenth
Case Lily A Miss, res 1659 San Pablo
Casey Jeremiah, harnessmaker, res 115 Third
Casey John, horseshoer and veterinary surgeon, 418 Seventh, res
1808 Grove
Casey Mary E, waitress, res 1115 Third
Casey Michael, horseshoer with John Casey, res 1808 Grove
Casey Michael, laborer, res Thirty-Sixth nr San Pablo ave
Casey Michael Mrs, res 1808 Grove
Casey Teresa Miss, res Thirty-Sixth nr San Pablo ave
Cashin William G, saloon, 418 B, res same
Cashinan William F, capitalist, res 2012 New Broadway
Casserly Maria, domestic, 1303 Jackson
Cassidy Annie Mrs, res 1710 Atlantic
Cassidy Bernard, gardener, 1387 Madison
Cassidy F, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Cassidy James, waiter with Antone Clecak, res 852i Webster
Cassidy W J, collector Times Publishing Co, res 223 Tenth
Casson John, proprietor Bay View Saloon, SE cor Telegraph and
First ave
Castellanos Salvador, watchmaker with Joseph Reading, Lester
House, 529 Eighth
CASTENBABER JOHN- saloon, 461 Tenth, res 562 Sixth
Cas era Adele, res 659 Franklin
Castera Charles, nailmaker, res 659 Franklin
Castera Emily Miss, dressmaker, res 659 Franklin
Castera Gustave, nailmaker, res 659 Franklin
Castera Louis, laborer, res 659 Franklin
Castle Gustave L, manager Home Benefit Association. 204 Mont-
gomery (S F), res Vernon Heights
Castro B, dressmaker, res 634 Chestnut
Castro Frank, laborer, res 1846 Grove
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(.(>oi> Hoitit, LOW PRICES. oin< •<•.
33 Geary St., S. *'., and 862 Broadway. Oaklaml
JAMES L. BARKER, a?£fNLs§lTATcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
161
Castro Mary, domestic, 634 Chestnut
Castro William, res 634 Chestnut
Caswell Albert F, nailer, res 1833 Linden
Caswell Charles A, carpenter, res 768 Lydia
Caswell Charles F, moulder, res 1833 Linden
Cather Sarah, res 1622 Taylor
Cather Ziza Miss, res 1622 Taylor
Cath< lie Church, Rev Wm Gleeson pastor, cor Sixteenth ave and
Fifteenth
Catholic School, cor Jefferson and Seventh
Cator Leonora Mrs, res 211 Louisa
Catton Frederick R, bookkeeper with Falkner, Bell & Co (S F),
res 1056 Poplar
Cauldweli Z S, barber, res 724 Filbert
Caulfield Alban, salesman (S F), res 945 Willow
Cavagnaro Antonio, bootblack, res 714 Myrtle
Cavagnaro T J, bootblack, stand SW cor Eighth and Broadway
Cavagno Rudolfo, marble rubber, terminus Webster ave
Cavana John J, laborer, res 677 Twenty-seventh
Cavanagh Edward, sewer contractor, res 964 Castro
Cavanagh Martin, gardener, res 690 Twenty-seventh
Cavanaugh Dan'l, saloon, SW cor Forty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Cavanaugh M, laborer Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave bet
Summer and Clifton
Cavasso Isidor, with Continental Coal Oil Co, res 368 Third
Cavasso J L, salesman Continental Oil and Transportation Co,
res 368 Third
Cavasso Rene J, agent Continental Oil and Transportation Co,
res 824 Eighteenth
Caverly Orin E, with Steere & Colby, res 1726 Ninth ave
Caviero Joseph, groceries and liquors, 924 Third
Cecil Charles, driver, res 490 Twenty-fifth
Celis Fernando de, cigars, 854 Broadway, res 322 Sixth
Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev A Holbrook pastor,
955 Campbell, res 1372 Twelfth
Centennial (The), O R Johnson propr, NE cor Fourteenth and Clay
Center George H, teamster, res 1351 Kirkham
Center James, laundryman, res Contra Costra Laundry
Center James R, teamster, res 351 Kirkham
Center John, laundiyman, res Contra C stra Laundry
Center John W, teamster, res 1351 Kirkham
Center Junction Saloon and Grocery, William Walsh propr, 1319
Center and 1320 Peralta
Central Mission Sunday school of the Y M C A, 865 Broadway
Central Block, 1068 Broadway
Central Carriage Manufactory, Johnston & Gilmore proprs, 266
Twelfth
(ftl/IA'Jf) QPPU/FPV KUAMM & 1>IEVRS, Proprietors. <or.
uMrvLAllU DilLfVLill, Telegiaph Avenue and Dnraut Street.
11
M^$*bk&3K S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
162
OAKLAND.
Central Hotel, C J Rossini propr, SE cor Wood and Seventh
Central Sand Co, F B Haswell secretary, 924 Broadway
Central Pacific Railroad Passenger Depot, 464 Seventh
CENTRAL READING ROOM, Wm G Dinsmore superintendent,
Fourteenth next City Hall
Central Temescal Market, William Hoffman propr, cor Forty-
fifth and Telegraph
Centres George, dairyman, res 1411 Kirkham
Cerf Aaron, merchant, res 263 Fourth
Cereghino Guiseppe, bootblack, res 714 Myrtle
Cescotte Maria, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Cescotte Caterina, laundress Contra Costra Laundry
CHABOT ANTOINE, vice-president Contra Costa Water Co, 458
Eighth, res 104 East Fifteenth
Chabot Remi, superintendent Contra Costa Water Co, res SE
cor Madison and Eleventh
Chadbourne C F, res Winsor House
Chad bourne H P, brakeman C P R R, res 1157 Center
Chadbourne Jabez, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1409 Grove
Chad wick A M, teacher, res 1423 San Pablo
Chadwick A M Mrs, res 480 Twenty-second
Chadwick Kate Miss, res 1423 San Pablo ave
Chadwick Katie Miss, res 480 Twenty-second
Chaffee Henry S, laborer, res Capital House
Chagal John, cook, res cor Seventh and Webster
CHAGAL NICHOLAS P. proprietor Nicks' Restaurant, NE cor
Sixth and Broadway
Chalmers William, carpenter, res 1454 Linden
Chamberlain Charles H, receiver U S Land Office (S F), res 1571
Seventh ave
CHAMBERLAIN CHARLES S, manager Judson Manufacturing
Co, res Berkeley
Chamberlain Edwin W, house builder, res 817 Center
Chamberlain L L, student, res 304 Tenth
Chamberlain Norris D, engineer with Walker & Co, res 561 East
Sixteenth
Chamberlain Silas, carpenter East Oakland Planing-Mill, res 1270
Seventh
Chamberlain Thomas L, farmer, res 304 Tenth
Chamberlain Wm H, auditor's office C P R R, res 1571 Seventh
ave
Chamberlin Peronet V, boxmaker with Mclntyre, Abbey & Co,
res 819 Isabella
Chamberlin Willis P, bookkeeper Presidio (S F), res 819 Isa-
bella
CHAMBERLAIN W W. manager Alameda Furniture Factory
Depot, 420 Twelfth, res same
GOOD WORK, LOW 1'KHES. Office,
33 Geary Si., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE I CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 2© Spear Pit.
Han Francisco
OAKLAND.
163
Chambers A J, mining expert, res 575 Fifteenth
Chambers Samuel A, teacher mathematics Hopkins' Academy, res
same
Champion A C, canvasser, res 1620 Thirteenth ave
Champion James Mrs, res 1003 Clay
CHAMPLINJOHN L (Champlin & Williamson), res Arlington
House
CHAMPLIN & WILLIAMSON (John L Champlin and James M
Williamson), boots and shoes, 1053 Broadway
Champreux Alfred, brass moulder, res 938 Pine
Champreux Gustave, molder, res 1411 Eleventh
Chanaron Henry, barber, 474 Eighth, res 612 Filbert
Chandler Augustus S, farmer, res 1409 Grove
Chandler Chas A, stamp clerk post-office, res 1002 Twenty
eighth
Chandler Clara Mrs, res 488 Twenty-third
Chantereau E, real estate, res 816 Washington
Chapin J A, brakeman CPRR, res 1464 Seventh
Chaplain G M, laborer CPRR Yards
Chaplin Herbert, res 887 Pine
Chapman A P, painter, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Cynthia, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Edmund B, shipping commission merchant (S F), res
1021 Ninth ave
Chapman E C, painter, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman Ella Miss, res 1311 Thirteenth ave
Chapman Florence E Miss, res 1951 Grove
Chapman Harry, jeweler (S F), res Dover nr Benton, Temescal
Chapman James F, shipping commission merchant (S F), res
1021 Ninth ave
Chapman M C, painter, res 534 Eighteenth
Chapman P J, clerk, res 1021 Ninth ave
Chapman R C Mrs, res 1951 Grove
Chapman Robt, paperhanger, res 833 Campbell
Chapman S A Mrs, dressmaker, res 833 Campbell
Chapman Wm H, painter, res 534 Eighteenth
Chare Alfred C, laborer, res 659 Jefferson
Chare Alfred, employe California Hosiery Co, res 659 Jefferson
Charlebois Youe, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res
1579 Broadway
Charles Edwin W, driver, res 490 Twenty-fifth
Charter Oak Hotel, Mrs Mary Hall propr, 1763 and 1765
Seventh
Charter Parlor, N S of the G W, Pythian Hall
Chartrand Alexander, res St Louis House, 560 Franklin
Chartrand Louis, propr St Louis House, 560 Franklin
Chartrand L E, res St Louis Hotel, 560 Franklin
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Ck thing to Order,"
o. 11 Montgomery St.
Mau Francisco.
Washington Brewery, FvRnShTA Sa ISSStg-
164
OAKLAND.
511
Sansamc
Street,
Cor.
Merchant.
Chase Ed C, clerk (S F), res 929 Wood
Chase Edward J, policeman, res 989 Center
Chase Geo, deputy county treasurer and tax collector, res 202
East Ninth
Chase Henry, carpet beater, res 572 Sixth
Chase Moses, res 202 East Ninth
CHASE QUINCY A (Kohler & Chase), res Kohler-Chase House
Chase Sprague C, res 826 Webster
Chauche Adrian G, importer and dealer in wines and liquors
(S F), res 855 Alice
Cheney M L, clerk, res 914 Eighth
Cheney Oliver, yardman with Walker & Co, res 1013 Franklin
Cherly John, laborer, res 667 Twenty-sixth
Chestnut James G, teacher, res Oakland ave, Vernon Heights
Chestnut John A, carpenter, res Walnut east end Prospect ave
Chester Charles, carpenter, res 811 Adeline
Chester House, Mrs Enscoe propr, 1506^ Seventh
Chetfield James, laborer, res 410 Third
Chetwood Hobart Rev, pastor St Paul's Episcopal Church, res
371 Tenth
Chevalier ^Francis, gardener, 1034 Adeline
Chevalier Lewis M, barber, 1785 Seventh, res same
Chew, Bong & Co (Chi Chew and Chi Bong) Japanese and Chi-
nese fancy goods, 1166 Broadway
Cheyrias Seraphin, head cook Barnum Restaurant, res 803
Jefferson
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, J Meredith
Davies general agent, office 2 New Montgomery, under
Palace Hotel (San Francisco), NE cor Broadway and Seventh
Chick Orra J Miss, saleslady with Kohler & Chase, res Temes-
cal
Chick R S Mrs , saleslady with Taft & Pennoyer, res 1410
Brush
Chickering Win H, attorney-at-law (S F), res 970 Sixteenth
Chieftain Livery Stable, Chas A McCloud propr, Ninth bet
Market and West
Chief Engineer of Fire Department, J MorT.t^ City Hall
Child Edward, contractor and builder, res 1207 Market
ChildsD S Mrs, res NE cor Eighteenth and Kirkham
Childs Ellen Mrs, poultrv-raiser res 1003 Twenty-second
Childs Henry O, res 1061 Grove
Childs James W, seaman, res 727 Fourth
Childs William A, commercial traveler (S F), res 457 Twenty-
sixth
Chinese Mission, 833 Sixteenth
Chinese Mission of Baptist Church, 719 Eleventh
Chinese Mission of Congregational Church. 623 Tenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY —
I 8J* Geary St., Pan Frnncisco.
i Hii'i Broadway, Oh k land.
r^f^^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
165
Chinese Mission of Methodist Episcopal Church, 612 Fifteenth
Chinese Mission School, Rev I M Condit principal, 264 Thir-
teenth
Chinese Presbyterian Church, Y M C A, I M Condit pastor, 264
Thirteenth
Chinn Richard H, secretary J Lusk's Canning Co (S F), res cor
Fifth ave and East Eleventh
Chinn Thos W, with W T Coleman & Co (S F), res cor Fifth ave
and East Eleventh
Chisholm D B Mrs, propr Willamette House, cor Tenth and
Franklin
Chisholm Helen Miss, music teacher, res 371 Tenth
Chisholm R B (Sackrider & Chisholm), res 562 Eighth
Chittenden Chas L, captain, 710 Sixth
Chittenden H H, merchant, res 1079 Twelfth
Chi vino Bagota, laundry man, res Contra Costa Laundry
Chloupeck Joseph, engineer Engine Co No 2, res Sixth bet
Broadway and Washington
Chloupek Vincent (Hersey & Chloupek), res 458 Sixth
Chrestoffersen Antoni, blacksmith (S F), res 1410 Seventeenth
Christen Wm, real estate and insurance, 1718 Seventh
Christian Chureh, NE cor Fifteenth and Clay
Christensen A, hostler with C H Norr, res 1565 Seventh
Christensen John A, liquor saloon, Twelfth Street Bridge, Lake
Merritt, res same
Christensen Laura Miss, res 1267 Clay
Christenson Andrew, clerk with Adams & Co (S F), res 1220
Seventh
Christenson Edward, fireman S P C R R, res 85 2 J Webster
Christenson Geo, carpenter, res 403 Ninth
Christian Church, NE cor Fifteenth and Clay
Christianson Henry O, master mariner, res 720 Harrison
Christman Geo A, tinsmith, res 806 Lewis
ChristofFersen Bernt, foreman yard Judson Manufacturing Co, res
1813 Union
Christopher Julius (Johnson, Lindeman & Co), res 722 Second
Christopher J, millwright Independent Planing Mill, res 722 Brush
Christy Chas, carpenter, res 1410 West
Chubb John, laborer, res 1265 Cypress
Chubb Roger, bricklayer, res 1265 Cypress
Chubbuck M C Mrs, res 620 East Sixteenth
CHURCH AUGUSTUS M justice of the peace, 86U Broadway,
res 1322 Tenth
Church Gideon, laborer, res 812 East Twelfth
CHURCH HOWARD E proprietor Go Ahead Saloon, 835 Market,
res 1110 Linden
Church John H, capitalist, res Newland House
OAKLAND BREWFRY,
Kit A WW A D1EVES, Proprietors. Cor
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street*
Moretti & Trezzlni,
"ilS Fresco & Decorative Artists
166
OAKLAND.
Church Joseph W, clerk Custom House (S F), res 826 Fifteenth
Church Laura A, bakery, 1206 Market, res same
Church Laura L Mrs, nee Honey, composer and teacher musical
drama, res 203 Third
Church of the Advent (Protestant Episcopal), Rev H Lee pastor,
cor Sixteenth and Twelfth ave
Church of Christ, Rev A Coplin pastor, cor Thirteenth and Jef-
ferson
CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, Rev Michael
King pastor, Rev Thomas McSweeney assistant, w s Jefferson
bet Seventh and Eighth
Churchill J P, student, res 1769 Nineteenth ave
Chute A W, rancher, res 1181 Twenty-eighth
Cibran Antonio, laborer, res Telegraph ave nr Thirty-ninth
Cienega B V, lithographer (S F), res 1110 Third
Cienega Richard, lithographer, res 1110 Third
City Assessor, J M Dillon, City Hall
City Attorney, C T Johns, City Hall
City Board of Health, E W Buck health officer and city physi-
cian, T H Pinkerton, J B Trembly, and A H Agard secre-
tary, City Hall
City Council, Henry Hayes (Seventh Ward), president, Mr De La
Montanya (Fourth Ward), J T Carothers (First Ward), M C
Garbar (Fifth Ward), S M Babbitt (Second Ward), James
McGivney (Sixth Ward), E B Dean (Third Ward), City Hall
City Clerk and Treasurer, G M Fisher, City Hall
City Engineer, T W Morgan, City Hall
City Hall, NW cor Fourteenth and Washington
City Marshal and Tax-Collector, Geo Atkinson, City Hall
City Superintendent of Public Schools, J C Gilson, City Hall
City Treasurer and Clerk, G M Fisher, City Hall
City Wharfinger, Wm H Fountain, City Hall
Cit}' Market, Eleventh to Twelfth bet Broadwav and Franklin
City Physician and Health Officer, E W Buckf 510 Fifteenth
City Pound, Peralta nr Twenty-eighth
Claffey James, grainer, res 760 Brush
Clairville Walter, first officer steamer Piedmont, res 559 Second
Clapp Geo, superintendent tack factory Judson Manufacturing Co,
res Park ave above Hoi lis
Clapp Geo H Dr, druggist. SW cor East Twelfth and Thirteenth
ave, res same
Claremont Jerry, stableman San Pablo Avenue Railroad Stables,
res same
Clarendon House, Mrs Catharine Donaharpropr, 855 Washington
Clares Stephen, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Clark Ada Mrs, dancing academy, 377 Twelfth
Clark A K, res Winsor House
eLAKE
S. F. LAUNDRY.
U \S.U\«. 1M»\K AT SIIOKT MliK I'
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F.. and *«£ Broadway, Oakland.
ANCN TIIPPIC 9 Pfl c^.Br3^T0Ea? woces 02* ^.ll aexaTX>s
WLLLlI, IuUULC a UU., Noh 1W and )H» Np<-ar Xtreet, San Francisco
OAKLAND.
167
Clark Alfred 0, carpenter (S F), res 1118 Third
Clark Belle Miss, dressmaker, res 839 Clay
Clark Bella Mrs, cook with Mrs Lena Nelson, res 849 Clay
Clark Benj, printer, res 1212 Sixteenth ave
Clark Carrie L, res Forty-fifth bet Telegraph and Grove,
Temescal
Clark C B, watchman Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1576
Chestnut
Clark Chas A, engineer S P R R, res 1024 Chester
Clark Chas F, foreman with Geo T Tresscott, 405 Twelfth
Clark Charles, medical student, res Medical College
Clark Carlton H, commercial agent Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe R R (S F), 677 Twenty-first
Clark Edward, painter, res Franklin bet Tenth and Eleventh
Clark Edward, patternmaker, res 722 Chestnut
Clark Edward, patternmaker (S F), res 1730 Linden
Clark Ellen Mrs, employment office, res 959 Webster
Clark Foster T, livery stable, 1066 Thirteenth ave, res same
Clark Frederick A, train master C P R R, res 909 Peralta
Clark George (Clark & Woolley), res 1761 Goss
Clark Geo W, carpenter, res 861 Cedar
Clark G W, carpenter, res 1054 Thirteenth ave
Clark Hugh, plasterer, res 77 Valley
Clark Horace, confectionery, notions, cigars and tobacco, Market
Sireet Station, cor Seventh and West, res 762 Sixth
Clark H D, engineer C P R R, res S F
Clark Henry W, brakeman C P R R, res 1860 Division
Clark H L, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House, 1804
Seventh
Clark Henry bootblack, res 612 Franklin
Clark Harry Lee, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Clark Isabel, res 856 Adeline
Clark J Miss, res 959 Webster
Clark James, cook with M Furniss, res 902 Washington
Clark James, groceries and liquors, 977 Fifth
Clark James A, artesian well borer, res cor Forty-third and Grove,
Temescal
Clark James A, brakeman C P R R, res 1830 Seventh
Clark J B, engineer C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Clark Jerome, engineer C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Clark J E, cook with M Furniss, res Alta House, 901i Washington
Clark John, porter, res 1356 Eighteenth
Clark L S, engineer C P R R, res 1778 Atlantic
Clark Maggie, res 365 Thirteenth
Clark Maggie J Mrs, janitress Oakland Bank Building, res 369
Thirteenth
Clark Marion, barkeeper with Petar & Dresco, res 471 Fourth
M
Schafer & Co.: SfiSSS CLOTHING,
%££&; San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
W'-stPrmann A Co., Pronrs.,
N. W. COE. SJli 4 SISIEAK STEIETS.
we
168
OAKLAND.
Clark Marion, musician, res 471 Fourth
Clark Peter, laborer, res 1443 Linden
Clark Philander (J M Cook & Co), res 911 Thirty-fifth
Clark Philander, traveling salesman, res 911 Thirty -fifth
Clark Rebecca Miss, dressmaker, resn s Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Clark Rhobie E Miss, res 1750 Telegraph ave
Clark Richard N, porter post-office (S F) res 917 Twenty-fourth
Clark Robert V, propr Mansion House, 1202 Broadway
Clark Samuel S, engineer C P R R, res 1778 Atlantic
Clark Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res n s Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Clark Sarah Mrs, res 318 Fourteenth
Clark S C, engineer C P R R, res East Berkeley
Clark S J, laborer C P R R
Clark S J, farmer, res 1360 Seventeenth
Clark William B, laundryman, res Forty-fifth bet Telegraph and
Grove, Temescal
Clark William M, miller Samm's Flouring Mills, res 605 Third
Clark & Wooley (Geo Clark and John Wooley), Boiler Works,
668 Franklin
Clarke George W, carpenter, res 861 Cedar
Clarke Henry, laborer, res 612 Franklin
Clarke James A, brakeman C P R R, res 1830 Seventh
Clarke John, wood turner, res 663 Magnolia
Clarke John C, instructor mathematics, University, res 1736
Thirteenth
Clarke Joseph F, printer, res 1736 Thirteenth
Clarke William, miller with Samm & Co, res 605 Third
CLASON R0LL0 S> books and stationery, 611 East Twelfth, res
same
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL I Wright and A E
Janvier principals, 1265 Franklin
Classon John, dealer in cider, vinegar, etc, res 515 Twentieth
Clause Axel, cook with M Furniss, res 510 Eighth
Clausen Charles, plasterer, res 2126 Chestnut
Clausse Joseph, miller, res New York Hotel
Clavelot Alcide, bartender with Peter Noisat, res 1233 Broadway
Claw William, laborer C P R R
Clawson Primary School, Miss Marietta Cobb principal, cor
Magnolia and Thirty-second
Clay Henry, driver Oakland Brewery, res 1407 Broadway
Clayton C H, carpenter, res 1436 Twelfth
Clayton Susan Mrs, res 307 Eighth
Clayton William B, cabinetmaker with Lyon & Kinsey, res 927
Thirty -sixth
Clear Thos, fireman Oakland Gas Light Co, res 358 Ninth
Cleary James, nurseryman and florist, res Peralta bet Thirty-
sixth and Thirtv-seventh
S&N FRa^CSSCQ LAINDRY ™"*{%^^,&^X
Jas L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., Capital, $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
169
CLEARY MICHAEL, groceries and provisions, wines and liquors,
359 Twelfth, res 1059 Jackson
Cleary William, stableman with J Lusk Canning Co, res Clare-
mont ave bet Summit and Clifton
Cleery William, res 713 Fifth
Clecak Antone, restaurant, 1112 Broadway
Clecak John, cook with Antonio Clecak, res 1112 Broadway
CI eland Darius, bench hand Pioneer Planing Mill, res 955 J
Washington
Clem P W Mrs, groceries, 533 Eighth, res same
Clement Al E (Neher & Clement), res 1769 Sixteenth
Clement Allan E, carpenter, res 1411 Fifteenth
Clement Annie, res 1615 Eighth
Clement Carrie E, res 1405 Brush
Clement E B, searcher of records and member Board of Educa-
tion (S F), Fifth Ward, res 1264 Harrison
Clement Louis M, civil engineer CPRR, res 1013 Twelfth
Clements Christine Mrs, res 1641 Adeline
Clemons Hiram M Mrs, res 869 Washington
Clephane William, brass finisher, res 360 Third
Clerk Police Court, J A Kenner, City Hall
Cleveland A (Cleveland & Lytle), res Bay Island
Cleveland & Lytle (A Cleveland and J A Lytle), nurserymen, 912
Broadway
Cliff Alfred G, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Forty-
fifth bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Cliff George, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Forty-fifth
bet Telegraph ave and Grove
Clifford Frank, watchman, res 1756 Seventh
Clifford Fred, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res Grand Western
Hotel, Seventh
Clifford John, laborer, res 813 Chester
Clifford John, waiter, res 1005 Webster
Clifford Joseph, engineer CPRR, res 1600 Third
Clifford Timothy, laborer, res 1637 Magnolia
Clift William, mining supt, res 1217 Webster
Clifton Harry, stableman, 1386 Broadway
Clifton William G, bookkeeper with Grayson, Harrell & Co, res
963 Clay
Ciimo Albert, caulker CPRR Ship Yard, res 883 Bay
Clingler Mary, domestic, res Union Hotel
Clinton Agnes Miss, dressmaker, res 1812 Goss
CLINTON DRUG STORE, Melviri & Co proprietors, 299 East
Twelfth
Clinton Hook and Ladder Co No 2, East Fourteenth bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth aves
Clisby Seth, warehouse (S F), res 535 Thirty-sixth
0AKLANJ BREWERY,
KRAMM A DIEVEK, Proprietors. Cor.
T. lejjraph Avenue and Uuiaut Street.
MM™!ld1S S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
170
OAKLAND.
Clivio C, groceries, 920 Broadway, res same
Clober H A, dairyman, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-first,
Teme.scal
Clock S D Mrs, res 1140 Myrtle
Cloeren Edward, head brewer with Kramm & Dieves, res 2030
Broadway
Clonan John, laborer, res 621 Henry
Clonen John, liquors and groceries, 1529 Seventh, res same
Clooney Thomas J (Clooney & O'Brien), res 1519 Fifth
Clooney & O'Brien (Thomas J Clooney and William O'Brien),
wood, coal, hay and grain, NW cor Railroad ave and Henry
Cloren Edward, foreman Oakland Brewery, res 230 Brook
Cloudman Chas H, shoemaker, 1357 Peralta, res same
Clough Alton H, bookkeeper, res cor Twenty-third ave and
Fifteenth
Clough Edward H, reporter Tribune Publishing Co, res 1211
Franklin
Clough George P, salesman with Gould &> Williamson, res NW
cor Twenty-third ave and East Fifteenth
Clough James T, dairyman, res cor Fifteenth and Twenty-third
ave
CLOUGH MYRON E (Jones & Clough), res 573 Seventeenth
Cloupeck Amos, butcher with Rice & White, res Capital Hotel
Clow Amelia B Miss, teacher, res 571 Caledonia
Clow Augusta A Miss, res 571 Caledonia
Clow E R Mrs, res 571 Caledonia
CLUB LIVERY STABLE. Lapman & Rowe proprietors, SW cor
Eighth and Webster
Cluff George, teamster with Gould & Williamson, res cor Fourth
and Washington
Clymer James J, res 306 Fourteenth
Clymer Phoebe Mrs, res 811 Washington
Clymer Michael, 'longshoreman, res 658 Magnolia
Coady Ida A Mr 3, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 574
Thirteenth
Coady James, hostler Dexter Stables, res NE cor Webster and
Twelfth
Coady Richard E, letter carrier post-office, res 1061 Alice
Coates Caleb, liquor dealer (S F), res 916 Center
Coates Edward J, grocer, 1202 Adeline, res same
Coates Mary J Mrs, res 307 Eighth
Coates Wm D, res 1690 Broadway
Coates Wm E, bookkeeper (S F), res 307 Eighth
Cobb Louis H, carpenter B & B Depot C P R R Yards, res 1 667
Seward
Cobb Marietta S Miss, principal Clawson Primary School, res
1416A San Pablo ave
BLAKE
HOUSE,
Oakland
Cal.
1059
WA3HIHST0I
BROADWAY
Centrally
Located.
Now nndn
the manag* '
men; of
TH.FOUNDE»
This well-
known and
Has Largi
and Couum
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S. F. LAUNDRY.
WuMhing WKLJi HOSEatVEKY LOW Kates.
Office. 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGIE & CO., OAK PLANK,
IS ami 2;> Spear St.
Man Francisco.
OAKLAND.
171
Cobb R S, watchman C P R R Ship Yard
Cobbledick James, commercial traveler with G W Hobbs & Co
(S F), res 177 East Twelfth
Cobbledick Levans N, clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 177
East Twelfth
Cobelt Otto, tannery, res 806 East Twelfth
Coburn Frank, res 1556 Third
Coburn Jud C, watchman Judson Manufacturing Co, res Thirty
sixth nr San Pablo ave
Coburn Nahum, apron tender C P RR, res 1566 Third
Coby Peter, laborer, res 670 East Sixteenth
Cochran Irad, lumber (S F), res 560 Fifteenth
Cochran John T, hops commission, 302 California, (S F), res 565
Sixteenth
Cochran Josie L Miss, proof-reader Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 718 Twelfth
Cochran J W Mrs, res 769 Twelfth
Cochren Richard L, laborer, res 734 Magnolia
Cockley Daniel, laborer, res 828 Fifteenth
Cockrill Benjamin, res 522 Tenth
Cockrill Christopher C, capitalist, res 522 Tenth
Codano Michael, bootblack, res 655 Myrtle
Coe Sophronie Q, res 527 Thirty-sixth
Coelho Ellen Mrs, domestic with Carl Schenk, 1677 Twelfth
Coffee Michael H, dry goods, SW cor Eighth and Broadway, res
763 Fourteenth
Coffey Wm T, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 810 Filbert
Coffin Albert F, stock broker (S F), res 918 Sixteenth
Coffin A W, bookkeeper C P R R, res 1317 Alice
Coffin Dollie Miss, res 1387 Harrison
Coffin Elizabeth, res 1387 Harrison
Coffin Henry, brakeman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Coffin William Mrs, res 1423 San Pablo ave
Cogan William, carpenter, res 1754 Taylor
Coghill Thomas B (Coghill & Simon, S F), res 1304 Jackson
Coghlin John, painter, res 378 Seventh
Cogswell James P, res 1004 Broadway
Cohen A, fireman C P R R, rel 261 Twelfth
Cohen Isidor J, glazier (S F), res 363 East Fifteenth
Cohen Jacob M, traveling salesman, 871 Washington, res 261
Twelfth
Cohen James, blacksmith helper C P R R Shops, res 815 Twenty-
second
Cohen Mary, cioakmaker, res 313 Sixth
Cohen Sallie, clerk with Salinger Bros, res 1005 Fifth
Cohen Simon S, gi'oceries ami provisions, 1743 Adeline, res same
Cohn Abraham, glazier California Door Co, res 260 Eighth
ft
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Orier,"tiKSS&
Washington Brewery, J!%%F^?&&&^$ti8£
172
OAKLAND.
Cohn Abraham, tailor, res 259 B
Cohn Charles, tailor with Greenwood & Moran, res cor Tenth and
Jefferson
Cohn Felix, commercial traveler with Brounschweiger & Bun-
ster] (S F),*res 1307 Jefferson
Cohn Herman, res 1307 Jefferson
Cohn John, tailor with Greenwood & Newman, res Jones House
Cohn Meyer, res 261 Eighth
Coin Albert, carriage blacksmith with C C Buffett, res 1228
Broadway
Coin Raymond, laundry, 1228 Broadway, res same
Colburn Alfred, dairy, res 1769 Seward
Colby A D, farmer, res cor Claremont and Alcatraz aves
Colby Fannie Miss, music teacher, res 1358 Eighth
Colby Flora I Miss, dressmaker, res 483 Twenty-fifth
Colby Francis A Miss, dressmaker, res 483 Twenty-fifth
Colby George E, chemist State University, res cor Claremont and
Alcatraz ave
Colby H H (Steere & Colby), res 1315 Twelfth ave
Colby Julie E Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 574
Thirteenth
Cole A B, brakeman CPRR, res Berkeley
Cole Benjamin, res 843 Harrison
Cole Charles D, chiropodist, res 850 Isabella
Cole Claude H, police officer, res 970 Twenty -fourth
Cole E F Mrs, East Oakland Kindergarten, 369 East Eleventh,
res same
Cole Eliza, domestic, 720 Fourteenth
Cole George A, blacksmith, res 829 Seventeenth
Cole Lee G (Barnham, Standeford & Co), res 1545 Webster
COLE R E. dentist, 1003| Broadway, res 572 Twelfth
Cole School, J P Garlick principal, Tenth bet Union and Poplar
Cole William, 'longshoreman, res 1511 Third
Cole Wm, shoemaker (S F), res 701 Campbell
Colegrove George L, conductor S P C R R, res 1253 Clay
Coleman Edward, delivery clerk with Phelan & Fish, res 921
Mvrtle
COLEMAN HAMILTON (Renton &' Coleman), res 512 Ninth
Coleman John W, capitalist, res NW cor Brush and Eighth
Coleman Julius (H Davis & Co), res 810 Broadway
Coleman Levi B, painter, res 618 East Twenty-second
Coleman Patrick E, engineer with Frank Barnard & Co, res 1018
Eighth
Colfer John, Mendocino Lumber Yard, res 780 East Eighteenth
Colgett John, gardener, res 809 Sixteenth
Colich Peter, porter with I S Radovich & Co, res 1112 Broad-
way
S. F.
Washing WRLL DOSRatVERY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary lit, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Tarn. /,. Barker, BERKELEY,
** Imnorter of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware ^ Descriptions
OAKLAND.
173
Colin Benoit, trunk manufacturer, 415 Thirteenth, res ws Perry
nr Prospect
Collan James J, tailor with M J Healey , res 861 Harrison
Collarn Patrick, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Hallick
nr Emery Station
College Hall, NE cor Webster and Twelfth
Collen Con, engineer CPRR, res 1761 Goss
Collett Florence E Miss, boxmaker (S F), res 715 Linden
Collett Harry (Collett & Co), res 715 Linden
Collett H G, foreman California Cigar Box Factory (S F), res
715 Linden
Collett & Co (Harry Collett and P McSweeney), proprs Opposition
Ice Co, 515 Fourth
Collier John, laborer, res Alice bet Second and Third
Collier John H, mill superintendent, res 669 Fifteenth
Collin Samuel, laborer, res 715 Fourth
Collins Amy, printer, res Bushell House
Collins Benjamin, res 1230 Eighth ave
Lollins Benjamin Jr, printer, res 1230 Eighth ave
Collins C W, engineer CPRR, res cor Seventh and Willow
COLLINS EDWARD D, secretary Mountain View Cemetery, p o
box 185, res terminus of Webster ave
Collins Dennis Mrs, res 167 Eighth
Collins E Mrs, employe California Hosiery Co, res rear 1015 Third
Collins Edward, laborer, res cor Forty-third and Grove, Temescal
Collins E M, domestic, res 1271 Fifth ave
Collins George, porter with J J Hanifin, NW cor Seventh and
Broadway
Collins George H, lumber dealer (S F), res 526 Tenth
Collins Henry M, groceries and hardware and agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co, 1766 Seventh, res 1823 Short
Collins Honorah, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins James, laborer CPRR, res 701 Campbell
Collins James, tailor with M J Healy, res 861 Harrison
Collins Jerry, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1664 Pacific
Collins John, engineer Oakland Artesian Water Co, res 1765
Seventh
Collins John, laborer CPRR, res 701 Campbell
Collins L P, sewing machine agent (S F), res 935 Campbell
Collins Mary Miss, res 167 Eighth
Collins Mary Miss, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins Mary E bookkeeper with H M Collins, res 1823 Short
Collins Mary E, domestic with C J Hawley, 1118 Seventh ave
Collins Minnie Miss, dressmaker with E W Johnson, res 701
Campbell
Collins Nellie Miss, res 839 Eighteenth
Collins Patrick H, laborer, res 1661 Sixteenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
HK Villi & DIKVES, Proprietor**. Cor
Telegraph Avenue and "iuraiit Street.
Moretti & Trezzinif!i»nJr» Fresco & Decorative Artists
174
OAKLAND.
Collins Patrick M, real estate and loan agent, 962 Seventh, res
972 Seventh
Collins Peter, laborer, res 816 Willow
Collins P H, laborer C P R R Ship Yard
Collins William, laborer C P R R, res 726 Peralta
COLLINS WILLSAiVi superintendent Mountain View Cemetery,
res terminus Webster ave
Collischonn Charles, correspondent with Belloc& Co (S F), res 763
Grove
Colloran Patrick, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 808
Willow
Collyer Charles W, carpenter, res 1728 Twelfth
Colly er David M, fireman C P R R, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer Geo F, brakeman C P R R, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer Jacob, carpenter C P R R Yards, res 1728 Twelfth
Collyer P A Mrs, res 1728 Twelfth
Colman Jennie H Mrs, laundress, res 867 Twentieth
Colman John, wood turner, res 911 Myrtle
Colman Luke, kalsominer, res 867 Twentieth
Colson Edward F, yardman C P R R, res Central Hotel
Colvill Edward L, first officer San Pedro, res 971 Pine
Colville Frank C, clerk Equitable Life Insurance Co (S F), res
1503 Seventh ave
Colville S M Mrs, res 1503 Seventh ave
Colvin Charles L (Van Voorhies & Colvin), res 718 Webster
Colvin Mary, res 1012 East Sixteenth
Colvin Mary, res 1726 Pacific
Colwell Susan A, res 822 Twelfth
Comard Jane Mrs, res 361 East Seventeenth
Comber James, car repairer C P R R Yard, res 1614 Eighth
Comer J H, flagman C P R R
Comerford Annie, domestic, 669 Seventeenth
Comerford Annie Miss, seamstress, res 1929 Magnolia
Comerford Frank, stove mounter, res 1929 Magnolia
Comerford Louis, catcher Rolling Mills, res 1929 Magnolia
Comerford Mary Mrs, res 1929 Magnolia
Comerford Vincent, carpenter, res 1929 Magnolia
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY (of S F), B B Laton
agent, 468 Ninth
Commercial Union Assurance Company of London, John H Troy
agent, 457 Ninth
Comozzi Carl, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzi Joseph, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Comozzi Louis, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Company A Fifth Infantry Oakland Light Cavalry, cor Twelfth
and Washington
Company A Fifth Infantry Battery Armory, 1064 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO LAJNDRY •*■
_ i 3."t Geary St., San Francisco.
"' ( si»« Itroa.. way, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO.,
Hickory, Oak. Ash. White Woo*', Staple, E'lc
Non. IN and JBO Spesr Street, Han FranciK. o.
OAKLAND.
175
Company C Third Regular Infantry N G C Armory (Hancock
rifles), 377 Twelfth, Henry Levy captain
Compiano Andrew, res rear 61 G Filbert
Completa Louis, cook with Martin & Co
Compton Frank W, assistant foreman with George C Shrevel
& Co (S F), res 1561 Eighth
Compton Henry T, assistant engineer Harbor Commissioners,
res 1561 Eighth
Compton H N, carriage manufacturer, res 2139 Chestnut
Compton K H, brakeman CPRR, res Union Hotel
Comstock Albert V, mining superintendent, res 1420 San Pablo
Comstock Charles C, bridge inspector CPRR, res 1687 Eighth
Comstock Mary E Mrs, saleslady for Taft & Pennoyer, res 1104
Broadway
Conboy Maiy, res cor Twenty-second and Filbert
Concannon Thomas, laborer, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave,
Temescal
Concanon Thomas, laborer CPRR
Concanon William N, carpenter and builder, res 1359 Telegraph
ave
Condit I M Rev, pastor Chinese Presbyterian Church, res 262
Thirteenth
Condit I M Mrs, teacher Chinese Mission School, res 262 Thir-
teenth
Condrey Martin, laborer, res 1312 West
Cone John, blacksmith CPRR Yards, res 1715 Atlantic
Cone William H, carpenter, res 1508 Broadway
Conger Benjamin T, res 1062 Kirkham
Congregational Association of Christian Chinese, 623 Tenth
Congregational Church, N W cor Twelfth and Clay, Rev J K Me
Lean pastor
Congregation Beth Jacob, s s Sixth bet Broadway and Washing
ton
Conklin Bros (William and Frank Conklin), proprs Steam Carpet
Beating Establishment, Twenty-first bet Telegraph ave and
New Broadway
Conklin Frank (Conklin Bros), res 333 Tyler (S F)
Conklin Frank G, glove manufacturer (S F), res 1311 Fifth ave
Conklin Jeremiah, hostler, res cor Brush and Seventh
Conklin William (Conklin Bros), res 333 Tyler (S F)
Conklin Sarah A Mrs, res 534 Eighteenth
Conlan Mary Miss, res 323 Eleventh
Conlan Wm, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Conley Anna Miss, res 328 East Fourteenth
Conley John, plasterer, res 1710 Pacific
Conley Mary, domestic, res 519 East Fourteenth
Conley Mary Mrs, laundress, res 1773 William
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, ^K^;^,:
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
WPNtormaiin A Co.. Proprs.,
N. W. cor. 5th & Kirkham Wts
176
OAKLAND.
Conlin Edward, blacksmith's helper C P R R Yards, res 809
Twenty-second
Conlin William, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Conlon James, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Conlon John, lather, res 054 Linden
Connell John, teamster, res e s Alice bet Fifth and Sixth
Connell Maggie Miss, dressmaker with Mrs O'Niel, res 368 Tenth
Connell Mary, res 1209 Twelfth
Connell May Miss, milliner (S F), res 1269 Twelfth
Connell Rose, chambermaid Galindo Hotel, res same
Connell Rose Miss, milliner (S F), res 1269 Twelfth
Connelly Dennis, hostler with P Pumyea, res 667 Sixth
Connelly F, stevedore, res 921 Fifth
Connelly Frank, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Connelly Francis, laborer, res 953 Fifth
Connelly James, 'longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Connelly John, laborer, res 703 Twenty-seventh
Connelly Mariah, domestic, 1136 Filbert
Connelly Michael, laborer, res 1622 Union
Connelly Owen, fireman CPRR
Conner J S, res 1309 Twelfth ave
Conners John F, pressman Times, res 1068 Fourteenth
Conners Maggie Miss, assistant teacher Cole School, res 1068
Fourteenth
Conners Mollie E Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 1068 Four-
teenth
Connery Austin, laborer CPRR, res 707 Chester
Connless Patrick, laborer CPRR
Connolly Patrick, clerk with Mrs C McCabe, res 753 Seventh
Connoly P, laborer CPRR
Connor J M, res 1113 Franklin
Connor Mrs M A, res 571 Tenth
Connor Patrick, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 223
Ettie
Connor Wm, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1662 Sixteenth
Connors Cornelius, laborer, res 1062 Twenty-fourth
Connors John, clerk with C R Lewis & Co, 467 Eleventh, res
San Francisco
Connors John J, horseshoer with Robert Gilmore, res Capitol
House
Connors Timothy, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1012 Cypress
Connors Win, laborer, res 664 Twentieth
Connors W P, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res San Pablo Station
Conrad Alexander, laborer Oil Works, res 757 Webster
Conrad Alouise, res 757 Webster
Conrad Wm A, contractor and builder (S F), res 1160 Union
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;«»«!► Hdltli, LOW PRICES. «MH«-e,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BAKKER, aS^sS!£kTcl BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
177
Conradi Phillip (Conradi Phil & Co), res 703 Jackson
Conradi Phil & Co (Philip Conradi), cigars and tobacco, 467
Seventh
Conradi Wm, cigarmaker with Philip Conradi, res 763 Jackson
Conroy A, laborer CPRR Shipyard
Conroy Eugene C, brakeman CPRR, res 857 Harrison
Conroy John, laborer, res 1007 Third
Conroy John, plumber with Burtchaell & Crowley, res cor Seven-
teenth and West
Conry John F, tinner, res 1312 West
Consedine James, foreman CPRR
Considine Patrick, groceries and liquors, 218 Sixth
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK, James
L Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
Continental Oil and Transportation Co, R J Cavasso agent, office
cor First and Castro
Contra Costa Laundry, Geo H Hallett, P Bartlett and P E Dalton
proprs, H E Bartlett manager, SW cor Fourteenth and
Kirkham, office 867 Broadway
CONTRA COSTA WATER CO (Contra Costa Co), Henry Pierce
president, A Chabot vice-president, Wm H Mead secretary,
office 458 Eighth
CONTRA COSTA PACKING CO, Rice & White proprietors, stalls
2, 4 and 6 City Market, 417 Twelfth
Contreras Fred, driver with E A Brown, res 228 Second
Contreras Pedro, laborer, res 228 Second
Convent of Mercy, in charge of Sister Mary De Sales, cor East
Fifteenth and Fifteenth ave
CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART, Mother
J Baptist superior provincial, 1534 Webster cor Twenty-first
Converse E Mrs, res 126 Ninth
Converse E C Mrs, propr St Lawrence House, 1305 Broadway
Conway M, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res Park, Alameda
Conway Thos, gardener Ladies' Relief Society of Oakland, res
Linden Lane, North Temescal
Coogan Timothy C, attorney-at-law, res 178 Tenth
Cook Andrew, cattle dealer, res 615 East Sixteenth
Cook A R, clerk with Henry Turn Suden, r s Sixteenth nr Thir-
teenth ave
Cook Carroll, attorney-at-law (S F), res 122 Lake
Cook Chapin C, shoemaker, res 519 Eighth
Cook Daniel D, rea' estate agent, office and res 467 Ninth
Cook E, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Cook F H, laundryman, ns Contra Costa Laundry
Cook Frank, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Cook Geo W, chemist (S F). res 778 Eleventh
.AKLANU BREWERY,
kit AHH & 1UEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Duiaut Street.
12
M1?$*b «&3ia S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
178
OAKLAND.
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.>$''
Cook Geo W Jr, clerk, res 778 Eleventh
Cook Harriet Mrs, dressmaker, res 1004 Broadway-
Cook James (Cook & Corder), res 1610 Twelfth
Cook James M (J M Cook & Co), res 1052 Broadway
Cook J L, with Board of Harbor Commissioners (S F), res 1266
Twelfth ave
COOK J M & CO (J M Cook and P Clark), cigar store and shoot-
ing gallery, 1052 Broadway
Cook Joseph E, stock -broker(S F), res 1313 Madison
Cook Joseph F, porter, res 419 Tenth
Cook Mary, domestic, 1964 San Pablo ave
Cook Mattie J Miss, shoefitter, res Clarendon House
Cook Maud Miss, music teacher, res 1004 Broadway
Cook N B, carpenter with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res cor Cen-
tral ave and High, Alameda
Cook Nellie Miss, assistant teacher Lafayette School, res 778
Eleventh
Cook Nellie Miss, res 911 Thirty -fifth
Cook Oliver, engineer, res 371 Tenth
Cook Peter, printer (S F), res 1222 Fourteenth
CookThos, collector with Kohler & Chase, res 1222 Fourteenth
Cook T M, journalist, res Ross House
Cook Win F, barkeeper with J W Ballard, res 1713 Chase
Cook & Corder (James Cook and Thos Win Corder), hides, tallow,
sheep skins, and tanning, Stock Yards
Cooke Alice Miss, res 1372 Harrison
Cooke Frank, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Cooke Frank, apron tender CPRR, res San Francisco
Cooke W H Rev, clergyman Golden Gate Congregational Church,
res 925 Thirty-sixth
Cool Geo W, student with Russell H Cool, res 559 Twenty-second
COOL RUSSELL H. dentist, Dietz Opera House, res 559 Twenty-
second
Coolbauo-h E Mrs, res 1009 Tenth ave
Coolbrith Ina D Miss, librarian Oakland Library, res 1267
Webster
Cooley Alice Kingsbury Mrs, res 1214 Thirtieth
Cooley Francis M, deput}^ collector Internal Revenue, res 1214
Thirtieth
Cooley Herman, civil engineer CPRR, res 1665 Seward
Cooley Walter W7, res 1214 Thirtieth
Co ilidge Chas A, res 695 Thirty -fourth
Coolidge Geo W, coffee roaster, res 1003 Chester
Coolidge J A, res Blake House
Coolidge Jas C, clerk assessor's office, res 695 Thirty-fourth
Coolwood Frank De, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, res
468 A
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(liOOO WORK, L.OW PRICES. OIHoo,
33 Gaary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE « CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
IS Ol *0 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
179
Coon Eva S Miss, actress Tivoli, res San Francisco
COON MATHEW F, wood engraver (S F), res NE cor Four-
teenth and Webster
Cooney Maggie Miss, res 825 Lydia
Coop Ji hn, carpenter, res 313 Seventh
Coop Lincoln, laborer with J Hampton & Co, 1600 Telegraph
ave
Cooper E T, commission merchant, res 1119 Third ave
Cooper Francis, teamster with Chas Taylor & Co, res 733 Mag-
nolia
Cooper Geo B. fireman CPRR, res 1808 William
Cooper H O, clerk CPRR, res 857 Myrtle
Cooper Thos, carpenter, res 836 Twenty-ninth
Cooper Wm, boilermaker CPRR, res 1816 Seward
Coots John Mrs, res 672 Twenty-seventh
Coots John W, plumber, res 672 Twenty-seventh
Cope Wm H, student, res 1153 Alice
Copeland Alexander, carpenter, res 1772 Seventh
Copeland Isaac, conveyancer, res 688 Twenty-fourth
Copeland Wm, bakery, cor Fifth and Lewis
Copinus J, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
COPLIN ALANSON- corsets, ladies' underwear, and children's
goods, 1171 Broadway, also editor and proprietor Bible
Christianity and pastor Church of Christ, res 556 Twentieth
Copp Lincoln J, teamster, res 1512 Broadway
Copp May Miss, res 1569 New Broadway
Coppenheim R Mrs, res 527 Twenty-second
Corant Frank, painter Judson Manufacturing Co, res NW cor
Park ave and Hubbard
Corbett James, electric light engineer CPRR, res 163 Seventh
Corbett James, electric engineer CPRR, res 517 Ninth
Corbett Sarah, res rear 815 Filbert
Carbin C Mrs, res 1061 Seventh ave
Corcoran James, laundryman, res 1378 Ninth
Corcoran Katie Miss, res 1378 Ninth
Cordan A R, barber, res 368 East Sixteenth
Cordan Frank C, barber, baths and branch office San Fran-
cisco Laundry, 606 East Twelfth, res 368 East Sixteenth
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, 453 Seventh, res Washington bet
Third and Fourth
Corder Lena Miss, res 1610 Twelfth
Corder Thomas William (Cook & Corder), res 972 Center
Cordes Anna Miss, teacher, res SW cor Fifth and Kirkham
Cordes Herman, vinegar manufacturer, res SW cor Fifth and
Kirkham
Cordes Herman Jr, clerk, res SW cor Fifth and Kirkham
Coidiell Thos, capitalist, res 172 Thirteenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Chthing to Order/* n
Man Francisc*.
Washington Brewery,
WesterMann A Co., Proprs.
X. W. COB. 5th b KIEIHAU GTSEET3.
180
OAKLAND.
>APERS
Jommereial
E WOOD
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511
San some
, Street,
Cor.
[ Merchant.
Cordray Nephi, farmer, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Cordy Geo H, carriage manufacturer (S F), res 1453 Linden
Corella J L, teacher of languages, 1009 Broadway, res 1019 Fil-
bert
Corella J L Mrs, teacher of Spanish and French Hopkins' Acad-
emy, res 1019 Filbert
Corey W B, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
Corey William H, bookkeeper with Bonham Bros, res 760 Sixth
Corkery Annie, dressmaker, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Corley S, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res Brooklyn Township
Corliss Eli M, car repairer CPRR, res 887 Pine
Cornell Chas, res 710 Filbert
Cornell Chas E, bookkeeper with Hinckley, Spier & Hayes (S F),
res 618 East Eighteenth
Cornell Chas M, carpenter, res 1113 Eighth ave
Cornell Geo P, detective, res 574 East Fourteenth
Cornell P M, millwright, res 710 Filbert
Corner J H, switchman CPRR, 1714 Eighth
Cornor Chas W, shoemaker, 367 Twelfth, res 810 Jackson
Cornor Frank, driver Fashion Stable, res 862 Broadway
Corns Robert, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res 206 Hannah
Cornwall Ambrose, dentist, 1069 Broadway, res Vernon Heights
Cornwall Frank, oculist and aurist, office 120 Post (S F), res 615
Fifteenth
Cornwall Henry, shoe cutter with Gilbert Pringle (S F), res 1134
Kirkham
Cornwell Mrs, res 960 Clay
Cornwell I H, assistant engineer U S Mint (S F), res 1156 Alice
Cornwell John, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Rudolph's
House, Emery Station
Cornwell N E, plasterer, res 1367 Eleventh
CORONER W T Hamilton, 466 Thirteenth
Corothers Mary Mrs, res 860 Clay
Coroza Manuel, laborer CPRR
Corran Thomas, laborer CPRR
Corrigan Daniel, hostler B & P R R, res terminus Webster ave
Corrigan John S, joiner with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 718
Chester
Corsigla Joseph, fruit, 870 Washington
Cortage Edward L, propr West Oakland Broom Factory, 1667
William, res same
Corwin Samuel Mrs, dressmaker, res 947 Campbell
Cory Nellie Mrs, res 463 Twenty-first
Cory William, bookkeeper with Bonham Bros, r
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Coryell Frederick, extraman
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Oak1 an I R R Co, res T< mescal off
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rA^^Be^;RAeent Hartford Insurance Co., capital. S4.500.000
OAKLAND.
181
Coryell Lottie Miss, compositor Oakland Times Publishing Co, res
1843 Myrtle
Cosgriff John, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 1170 Sixteenth
ave
Cosgriff Margaret, res 1170 Sixteenth ave
Cosgrove Andrew P, shoemaker, res Weston ave bet New Broad-
way and Telegraph ave
C ^sgrove Arthur, with John Kohler, res Eureka Hotel
Cosseron Armand, chairmaker with Frank Boccard, res S F
Cost John, lahorer, res 152 Louisa
Costa J, laborer CPRR
Costa Louis, clerk (S F), res 803 Jefferson
Costa M S, laundryman, res Contra Costa Laundry
Costello Martin, steward Galindo Hutel, res 2234 Peralta
Costenbaden John, bartender with William Peru, res 652 Sixth
COSTENBAUR JOHN J. California Exchange, 461 Tenth
Costigan James M (Costigan, Cohn & Co), res 1305 Franklin
Costigan John H, conductor CPRR, res 1046 Peralta
Cottage Restaurant, Mrs E Deboice propr, 555 Broadway
Cotter Julia, 967 Cypress
COTTAGE SAL00N> B G Garon proprietor, wines; liquors and
cigars, 553 Broadway
Cottier William T, inventor, 1073 Market (S F), res 410 Eigh-
teenth
Cottier William T, ventilating sewers, etc, res 1520 Broadway
Cottier William T Jr, plumber, res 1520 Broadway
Cottle Hannah, res 560 Sycamore
Cotton Chas E, secretary California Bridge Co, res 546 Thirty-
fifth
Cotton C W Mrs, res 546 Thirty-fifth
Cotton Ernest & Carpenter, 546 Thirty -fifth
Cotton Frank Edward, carpenter, res 590 Thirty-fifth
Cotton Jared C, bookkeeper (Sacramento), res 1718 Telegraph
ave
Cotton Leandro F, painter, res 714 Castro
Cottrell Chas B, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res Central Hotel
Cottrell Henry, bookkeeper (S F), res 1221 Myrtle
Coude Manuel, laborer, res 960 New
Coughlan John, blacksmith helper, res 1519 Seventh
Coughlan Robert, filemaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res
O'Neal House, Emery Station
Coughlin Dennis, milkman, res 771 Eleventh
Coughlin Jeremiah, hostler McCloud's Stables, res rear 830 Brush
Coughlin John, blacksmith's helper CPRR shops, res 1719
Seventh
Coughlin John J, bookkee; er with De La Montanya, res Claren-
don House
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182
OAKLAND.
Counihin Maggie, domestic, res 1626 Twelfth
County Clerk and Auditor, Truman H Allen, office Hall of Rec-
ords
County Court Commissioner, Frederick E Whitney, office Court
House, first floor
County Jail, Washingt >n bet Fourth and Fifth
County Records, Firman D Hinds, office Hall of Records, res 827
Castro
County Superintendent Public Schools, P M Fisher, office Court
House
County Surveyor, George L Nuesbaumer, Court House
County Tax Collector, James A Webster, Court House
County Treasurer, James A Webster, Court House
Courant Edward, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Court Commissioner, Frederick E Whitney, office Court House,
first floor
Court House, w s Broadway bet Fourth and Fifth
Court Invincible, A O Forresters I O O F Hall
Court John, hostler with A W Swett, res 1064 Twelfth ave
Courvoisier A J Miss, teacher of music, res 2041 Linden
Courvoisier F L Capt, fruit dealer, res 2041 Linden
Courvoisier M L Miss, res 2041 Linden
Covell Chas A, pipemaker, res 612 J East Twelfth
Coveney John, carpenter, res 806 Harrison
Covert S H, boss painter C P R R, res 559 Sixth
Cowan David D, ship carpenter, res 1813 William
Cowen Ewing, house painter, res 727 Lewis
Cowan Wm H, foreman sash and blind factory East Oakland
Planing Mill, res 979 East Fourteenth
Cowan W S, telegraph operator C P R R, res 621 Harrison
Coward H G, miner, res 1008 Ninth ave
Coward Mervin G, route agent, res 1008 Ninth ave
Coward U Miss, res 1008 Ninth ave
Cowell John, carpenter, res 367 East Eighteenth
Cowell Richard, carpenter, res 412 East Sixteenth
Cowell S Mrs, dressmaker, res 412 East Sixteenth
Cowell Thomas, gardener, res 1656 Thirteenth ave
Cowen John, painter, res 814 Henry
Cowley Win A, salesman (S F), res 1713 Seward
Cox Aaron, seedsman, res 1012 Adeline
Cox D A Miss, res 1382 Broadway
Cox George, groceries, 202 B, res 204 B
Cox George, wood turner Washington Street Planing Mills, res
204 B
Cox Julianna T Mrs, physician and surgeon, room 9, 954 Broad-
way
S. F. LAUNDRY.
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Office, 33 Genrr St., S. F.. and *«2 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE I CO.,
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Cox Patrick A (McMillan & Cox), res 837 Market
Cox Thomas J, conductor CPRR, res 1610 William
Coxhead Ralph, clerk with H P Gregory & Co (S F), res 674
Sixteenth
Coxhead Thomas C, physician, 476 Twelfth, res 674 Sixteenth
Coyle Daniel, laborer, res Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Coyne John, tinsmith (S F), res 571 Tenth
Coyne Michael, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 825 Chester
Coyne Patrick, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer;
House, Emery Station
Cozzens Jerusha A Mrs, teacher, res 172 Second
Crabtree Benjamin Mrs, res 1653 Grove
Crabtree C L, assistant general baggage agent CPRR, res 519J
Seventeenth
Craby Thomas, res 807 Willow
Craddock Charles F, attorney -at-law (S F), res 1268 Webster
Craddock Jesse H, attorney-at-law (Marysville), res 626 Seven-'
teenth
Craft N E, groceries and provisions, 552 and 554 East Twelfth
res 1009 Tenth ave
Craib Wm, collector with T H Henderson, res 555 Sixth
Craig Albert W, photographer (S F), res 310 Third
Craig Belle, res 1015 Sixth ave
Craig Hallie, domestic with Mrs Mary A Smith, 1772 Seventh
Craig Homer A, insurance agent (S F), res 2223 Grove
Craig Julia A, res 310 Third
Craig Maggie, laundress, res Contra Costa Laundry
Craig William, lather, res 829 Sixteenth
Craig William B, expressman, SE cor Tenth and Broadwav res
809 Isabella
CRAIG WILLIAM H, dentist, 1055 Broadway, res 1020 Jefferson
Craker Judson T, sash and doormaker (S F),'res 1709 Twelfth
Craley Myron, carpenter, res 271 Fourth
Cram E G, res 658 Fourteenth
Cramer Adolph E H, bookkeeper Union Savings Bank, res 1509
Broadway
Crandall Henry B, carpenter CPRR, res 1678 Lincoln
Crandell Benjamin, letter carrier, res 675 East Twenty-fourth
Crane Addison M, judge Superior Court, Department 1 Court
House, res 584 Thirty-fifth
Crane C C, clerk CPRR, office and res 1037 Linden
Crane Charles W, advertising and purchasing agent (S F), 318
Pine, res 1059 Poplar
Crane James E, clerk auditor's department C P R R (S F), res cor
Eighteenth and San Pablo
Crane Julia Miss, res 1412 Castro
Crane S F; res 1239 Linden
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Scliafer & Co.: SansaS CLOTHING, SSS,
If out
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, 3%:&v$5?r&£Sjk%3SSt
184 OAKLAND.
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Crane Thomas F, brass moulder, res 833 Harrison
Crane W W Mrs, res 971 Market
Cranston Robert D, carpenter, res 1466 Fifth
Cranz Ewald; clerk with Sherman, Clay & Co (S F), res 869
Campbell
Cranz Ferdinando, professor of music, res 869 Campbell
Crase James, foreman construction train C P R R, res 1421
Twelfth
Craven Alfred, civil engineer, res 1267 Clay
Craven Andrew F; principal Durant School, res 435 Hawthorne ave
Craven Louis S, bookkeeper Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1315
Myrtle
Crawford Arthur W, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mill, res
404 Fifth
Crawford Frank engineer steamer Columbia, res 1521 Ninth
Crawford T 0 Mrs, assistant Tompkins School, res 1165 Wash-
ington
Crawford R C, brakeman C P R R, res 1551 Seventh
Crawford R C Mrs, bakery and confectionery, res 1551 Seventh
Crawford T O, principal Lincoln Grammar School, res 1165
Washington
Crebbin John (Crebbin & Walker), res 1011 Webster
Crebbin & Walker (John Crebbin and George W Walker), Pacific
Restaurant, 469 Eleventh
Creed William H, attorney-at-law, res 541 Twenty-first
Cregwell Mabel C, domestic, 658 Fourteenth
Crellin John (Morgan & Co, S F), res 1061 Oak
Crellin Thomas (Morgan & Co, S F), res 1364 Broadway
Crellin Thomas A, clerk, res 1061 Oak
Cremor Thomas, caulker C P R R Ship Yard
Creque Frederick F, postal clerk office of superintendent of mail
service, res 613 Sixteenth
Cridge A D, printer with Winchester & Pew, res 810 Webster
CRIPPS HENRY T> saloon, 850 Franklin, res same
Criss Emanuel, laborer, C P R R Yards, res Chester
Crissinger P B, engineer, res 363 East Fifteenth
Crist Adolph, student, res cor East Fourteenth and Twenty-first
ave
Crist George F (Crist & Co), proprietors Brooklyn Tannery, res
cor East Fourteenth and Twenty-first ave
Crist Rudolph F, bookkeeper with Crist & Co, res cor East Four-
teenth and Twenty-first ave
Crist & Co (George F Crist, Henry Derby, and J C Rued), proprs
Brooklyn Tannery
Crittenden James L, attorney-at-law, 240 Montgomery (S F), res
1 533 San Pablo ave
Crocker Charles S, brakeman C P R R, res 1862 Division
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *^{SAH&Ss£e£R.
Jas L. Barker,£T
Lion Insurance Co., capital $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
185
Crocker Frank E, salesman wiih Henry Schellhaas, res 408 Ninth
Crocker Geo D, mining (S F), res 1122 Chestnut
Crocker Winslow, res 813 Fourteenth
Crofford Arthur \V, carpenter, res 404 Fifth
Crofoot William, machinist, res 663 Third
Croft R C, grocer, res 1009 Tenth ave
Croke James, groceries, wines and liquors, res 1701 Adeline
Croll John G (Oroll & Becht), res 360 Seventh
Croll & Becht (John Croll and George J Becht), proprs U P Res-
taurant, Seventh Street nr Broadway
Crompton Elizabeth Mrs, res 718 Second
Crompton Robert, patternmaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res
1561 Myrtle
Crompton Sarah Mrs, groceries, liquors, etc, SW cor Myrtle and
Twenty-fourth
Cronan Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 561 East Fifteenth
Cronan Ellen, res 561 East Fifteenth
Cronan Hannah, domestic, res 1571 Seventh ave
Cronan J, laborer C P R R
Cronin Daniel, stoker Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res 1212 Thir-
teenth ave
Cronin Dennis, carriage washer with K Glover, res 967 Fifth
Cronin John F, clerk San Francisco Laundry, res 967 Fifth
Cronin Stephen D, liquor saloon, 422 Eighth, res 709 Fifth
Cronkrite John W, shoemaker, SW cor Twentieth and Grove
Cronly Maria Mrs, res 829 Oak
Cropley Simmons, expressman, res 1020 Twenty-fourth
Cropper William L, carpenter with G A Kirk, res 1511 Brush
Crosby John B, porter C P R R, res 1009 Seventh
Crosby Thomas, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 811 Willow
Cross Ada Miss, res 2056 Union
Cross Betsey, res 1724 Eighth
Crossland John, carpenter, res 768 Pine
Crossman Coui tland D, carpenter, res 1228 Twelfth ave
Crossman John, foreman CPRR Yards, res 1621 Taylor
Crosson J, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1260 West
Crosson James, clerk C P RR Co, res 1260 West
Crotty Mary, res 722 Second
Crouch Elisha, farmer, res 1001 Seventh ave
CROUCH JAMES H. physician and surgeon, office 8
way, rooms 1 and 2, res same
Crouch M A Mrs, res 668 Fourteenth
Crow I P, wholesale butcher, res 1320 Chestnut
Crow Wm, butcher (Alameda), res 955 East Twelfth
Crow Wm, laborer, res 923 Fifth
Crowell Eugene E, clerk, res 1465 Ninth
Crowley Chas C, insurance agent, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Broad-
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lejjraph Avenue and !>m ant Street.
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186
OAKLAND.
CROWLEY DANIEL (Burtchaell & Crowley), res 670 Sycamore
Crowley Daniel, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 214 Hollis
Crowley Daniel, plumber, res 670 Sycamore
Crowley D D, surgeon, office California Medical College, res
Arlington House
Crowley Florence, brakeman CPKR, res 722 Linden
Crowley John, fireman CPRR, res 1662 Third
Crowley Miss K, with Mrs E Fant, res 920 Linden
Crowley Michael, laborer, res 1920 Linden
Cruff Thomas H, bookkeeper, res 602 Sixteenth
Cruft John, professor of music, res 721 Sixth
Crum Casper C, upholsterer CPRR, res 1769 Eighth
Cruse Wm, superintendent planing mill, B and B department, C
P R R, res 1722 Chase
Cruser Geo E, porter CPRR, res 831 Cedar
Cruz Antone, laborer CPRR, res Alameda
Cruz Henry, sea captain, res 674 Twenty-seventh
Cruz Henry J, printer, res 674 Twenty-seventh
Cruz Joseph B, plumber with J A C MacDonald, 1365 Broadway,
res Day House, cor Eleventh and Washington
Cuddy John, printer Tribune, res 1064 Willow
Cuff Chas, cash boy with M. H Coffee, res Berkeley
Cuff Thos, road overseer, res Alcatraz ave nr Humboldt
Cuff Thos Jr, plumber, res Alcatraz ave nr Humboldt ave
Culhane Edward, plumber, res 751 Willow
Culhane Mrs J A, groceries, NW cor Pacific and Willow, res
same
Culhane James, clerk with Mrs J A Culhane, res 751 Willow
Cullen Edward, shoemaker, res 1173 Thirty-sixth
Cullen John, helper CPRR Yards, res 173 Eighth
Cullen Thos, machinist CPRR, res 1717 Eighth
Cullen Jane, domestic, 304 Tenth
Cully Samuel, sea captain, res 926 Pine
Culver Edwin S, business manager Bleeder and Sportsman, res
2117 Adeline
Cumberson Wm, machinist, res 1074 Wood
dimming G G (J K Smallman & Co), res 1214 Tenth ave
Cumming James, gardener, res Temescal bet Telegraph ave and
. New Broadway
Cumming James B, carpenter and builder, res 245 Louisa
Cumming Wm G, baggage master, Sixteenth Street Station, C P
R R, res 1730 Eighth
Cummings A G Mrs, res 1305 Franklin
Cummings Anna Mrs, res 1157 Market
Cummings A P, res 916 Center
Cummings C C, janitor Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church,
cor Fifteenth and Clay
HOUSE,
Sr I llllinDV WiwhiiiR WRLL DOSEat VKK1 I.OW Kates.
. r. L A U H U n I . Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TOGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, "£?»*£;
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ancisco.
OAKLAND.
187
Cummings Celia, domestic Capitol House, 552 Broadwa}'
Cummings Duncan W, mining, res 769 East Fourteenth
Cummings Geo G, grocer, res 1214 Tenth ave
Cummings Josie, domestic, 1019 Linden
Cummings Theodore B, bookkeeper, res 833 Market
Cummings Thos J, butcher, 1665 San Pablo ave, res 1518
Curtis
Cummings Win G, baggage master CPRR, res NE cor Eighth
and Wood
Cundy Manuel, laborer CPRR
Cuneo Joseph, cart driver, res 621 Filbert
Cunniff Catherine Miss, assistant ticket agent S P C R R.
Seventh and Webster Station, res 1117 Twentieth ave
Cunniff John, res cor Fourteenth and Twentieth ave
Cunniff Joseph, bartender with John Rowe, res 1117 Twentieth
ave
Cunning Thos H, railroad employe, res 1871 Goss
Cunningham G U (Beharrell & Co), res 339 East Twelfth
Cunningham J, ship carpenter CPRR Yard
Cunningham J A Mrs (Burke & Cunningham), res SW cor Wash-
ington and Eighth
Cunningham James, ship carpenter, res 1500 Fifth
Cunningham John, laborer with J C Estey, res Banner House
Cunningham Joseph, yardman CPRR, res 1115 Campbell
Cunningham Joseph A, brakeman CPRR, res SW cor Wash-
ington and Eighth
Cunningham Joseph G, brakeman S P C R R, res 713 Lewis
Cunningham M C Mrs, millinery and cloaks, 925 Broadway, res
967 Washington
Cunningham Owen, laborer, res 925 Adeline
Cunningham Thos A, livery stable, 1368 Broadway, res 2124
Elm
Cuopius J Jr, brakeman CPRR, res 1223 Pierce (S F)
Curby C E, agent Drummond Tobacco Co of St Louis (S F), res
224 Ninth
Curley James, plumber, res cor Forty-fifth and Grove, Temescal
Curley Patrick C, laborer, res SW cor Forty-fifth and Grove,
Temescal
Curly Mary, domestic, 1081 Twelfth
Curran L S Mrs, groceries, SE cor Willow and Lincoln, res
same
Curran Philip, section foreman CPRR, res 735 Willow
Curran Robt, res 1504 Third
Curran Robt E, dyer, res 612 Fifth
Curran Thos, laborer, res 1504 Third
Currier E H Mrs, res 1917 Myrtle
Curry David, tinner, res 414 Fourteenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom CI- thing to Ontar,%£%£S££-
fVdSJliflfftOIl lit'CWCrf/f N. W. C0Eri5tin"KIEKHAJi STSEETS."
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FINE
Posters,
— AND —
OAKLAND.
5313.
SUBMM
Street,
Cor.
Merchant
Curry Edward, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res Fifth bet
Jones and Page, West Berkeley-
Curry Frank, laborer, res 850 Franklin
Curry John, porter U S Mint (S F), res 411 Seventh
Curtin David, laborer, res 1020 Twelfth
Curtin Emma Miss, teacher telegraphy Oakland Business College,
res 817 Jackson
Curtin Jeremiah, operator Jute Mills, res 1020 Twelfth
Curtin John, milk ranch, res San Pablo bet Thirty-sixth and
Thirty-seventh
Curtis Harvey, res Kohler-Chase House, 953J Washington
Curtis James A, stableman, 367 Eleventh,
Curtis J M, saw filer (S F), res 1407 Twelfth
Curtis John, mining expert res 1261 Brush
Curtis Marshall, res 779 Sixth
Curtis Murray, dry goods (S F), res 779 Sixth
Curtis W F, capitalist, res 1032 Linden
Curtis Winfield, miner, res 779 Sixth
Curtiss Gilbert L, farmer, res 1626 Twelfth
Curvan James, painter, res 408 Thirteenth
Cushing Chas H, secretary State Investment Insurance Co (S F),
res 1591 Telegraph ave
Cushing Chas H J r, student, res 1591 Telegraph ave
Cushing Clara J, res Welldon House
Cushing John, drayman, res 729 Fifth
CUSHING JOHN (J Cushing & Co), res 1228 Franklin
Cushing John M, collector CPRR, res 1669 Thirteenth
Cushing Simeon M, clerk, res 812 Lewis
CUSHING & CO (John Cushing and H Spencer), groceries and
provisions, 478 and 480 Ninth
Cusick John, laborer (S F), res 1564 Chestnut
Cusick Richard, laborer, res 959 Third
Custer Win A, clerk CPRR, res 1670 Taylor
Cuthbert Thos W, clerk with Smith & Butler, res Fruit Vale
Cuthbertson Walter J, architect, res 824 Twenty-eighth
Cutter A Mrs, res Ross House
Cutter Aaron, ship master, res 1403 Thirteenth ave
Cutter E W, tinsmith (S F), res 1364 Eleventh
Cutting Francis, Cutting Packing Co (S F), res 1405 Alice
Cuvellier Bernard C, clerk with James De Fremery & Co (S F),
410 Battei-y, res Ponlar bet Fourteenth and Sixteenth
Cuvreau Ernest, gardener, res 758 Jefferson
Cuvreau Louis, gardener, res 758 Jefferson
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKLL I>ONKat VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Job. L. Barker, BERKELEY,
** Imoorter of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware ^ Descriptions
OAKLAND.
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Offlee, Bio. it New Moutgomery Street, under Palaee Hotel, via
Overland Short Line, central Pacific, CHICAGO AND \OICTU-
WESTKRX RAILWAY.
Dabilla Bibiano, teamster, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Dabner Chas S, laborer, res 654 Jackson
Dabney Garland A, inventor, res 1214 Clay
Dabney Leander A, salesman, res 1214 Clay
Dabney Masse y W, blacksmith, res 1214 Clay
Dabney N R Mrs, dressmaker, res 1214 Cla}'
Dabney Robt J, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 1214 Clay
Dady M F Miss, clerk Palace Dye Works, res San Francisco
Dagels D & Co (D Dagels and Chas H Kreutzfeldt), groceries and
provisions, foreign and domestic wines and liquors, NW cor
Fifth and Lewis
Daggart H W B, driver, res 1777 East Fifteenth
Daggett H W, gardener, res 1351 Fourth ave
Daggett Hiram W, res 264 East Fifteenth
Daggett John, Lieuteuant-Governor of California, and mining
superintendent, 317 Pine (S F), res 1058 Kirkham
Daggett Louisa, res 264 East Fifteenth
Dagnan Austin, cook O'Neal Hotel, res San Francisco
Dagnan Michael, coachman with S B McKee, res 1005 Seventh
Dahl Louise, domestic, 942 Linden
Dahl Theodore, sailmaker (S F), res 1625 Market
Dahlen Anna M, res 1508 Brush
Dahlgren Carl, artist, res 1018 East Sixteenth
Dahlgren Marius, artist, res 1018 East Sixteenth
Dahm Georgiana Mrs, res 767 Eighteenth
Dahnke Fred, millwright, res Eureka Hotel, SW cor Seventh
and Washington
Dailey Peter J, cigars and tobacco, 1762| Seventh, res 827 Wood
"DAILY AND WEEKLY VIDETTE," Leroy W Allum editor and
proprietor
Daisley John, trunkmaker Union Box Factory (S F), res 663
Nineteenth
Daisley John Mrs, dressmaker, res 663 Nineteenth
Daisy Jerome, deputy sheriff, res East Eighteenth bet Second and
Fourth aves
Dakes Harry R, carriage painter, res 1684 William
Dakes Richard H, carriage painter with C C BufFett, res 1684
William
Daley Dennis, laborer C P R R, res 1721 Atlantic
OAKLAND BREWERY,
Kit Aim & IUEVES, Proprietors, (or
Trli-gi-aph Avenue and 'iiiuunt Strei-t.
Moretti & Treninif!iHnJfSffif: Fresco & Decorative Artists
190
OAKLAND.
Daley Ellen Mrs, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Daley Kate, domestic, 154 Lake
Daley Mary Miss, cook with Golden & Stone, res 653 Washing-
ton
Dall Christopher C, master mariner, res 416 Seventeenth
Dallam Aquilla P, merchant, res 1118 Brush
Dallam Richard B (Armes & Dallam), res 1258 Grove
Dallas James L, employe C P R R (S F), res 1383 Broadway
Dallas Sacramento Miss, res 1363 Madison
Dallimore Win J, pound master, res 968 Thirty-fifth
Dalmas Chas, cooper with G W Dalmas, res 755 Webster
Dalmas Geo W, propr Oakland Cooper Shop, 652 and 654 Broad-
way, res 755 Webster
Dalmas Wm B, cooper with G W Dalmas, res 755 Webster
Dal ton Frank N(HN Dal ton & Sons), res 977 Pine
Dalton H N & Sons (Henry N, Frank N and Henry P Dalton),
manufacturers of agricultural implements, cor Cedar and
Seward
Dalton Henry N (H N Dalton & Sons), res 977 Pine
Dalton Henry P (H N Dalton & Sons), res 977 Pine
Dalton John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1215 Kirk-
ham
Dalton Michael, laborer, res 1014 Willow
Dalton Patrick E, with Contra Costa Laundry Association, res
915 Jackson
Dalton Wm, laborer, res 1014 Willow
Daly Ann, res 626 Third
Daly Mary A, nurse maid, 1414 Harrison
Daly Maurice, blacksmith with H Frazer, res 56 Broadway
Dalv Richard, laborer, res 869 Twenty-second
Dalziel Alex S, tinsmith with Dalziel '& Moller, res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel Andrew, bookkeeper with Dalziel & Moller, res 522
Fifteenth
DALZIEL JAMES> proprietor Pioneer Stove Store, 1465 San
Pablo ave, res 762 Fifteenth
Dalziel Robt (Dalziel & Moller), res 522 Fifteenth
Dalziel & Moller (Robt Dalziel and Wm Moller), stoves, tinware,
and plumbers, 1151 Broadway
Darn Cleveland L, bookkeeper (S F), res 493 Twenty-third
Dam Cyrus, bridge builder, res 718 Market
Dam Lucy E Mrs, res 493 Twenty-third
Dam Samuel, res 710 Market
Dam Wm H, engineer, res 718 Market
Damas Frances W, teacher languages St Joseph's Academy, res
765 Jackson
Dames Wm, agent Boca Brewing Co (S F), res 833 Madison
Damkohler Bruno, driver B & P R R, res terminus Webster ave
SAN FRANCISCO LAJNDRY
Offlcea.
» iVi Geary St., San Frsmcisco.
( *<;•> Broatlway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
Hickory, Oak, Ash, White Wood, Maple, Etc.
So* in and SO Spear Street, San Franciseo.
OAKLAND.
Damnitz Gustavus (Selna & Damnitz), res 1015 Webster
Damon Geo F, ship caulker, res 817 Castro
Damon James E, real estate agent (S F), res 770 Fourteenth
Damon Lizzie C Miss, teacher music, re.s 770 Fourteenth
Dand John, carpenter, us 1722 Chase
Danforth E E, railway mail service, res 1113 Broadway
Danforth E L Mrs, res 1257 Filbert
Danforth Geo S, bench hand Pioneer Planing Mill, res 1G2 East
Ninth
Daniels Arthur F, salesman, res 1237 San Pablo ave
Daniels G B (G B Daniels & Co), res cor John and Howe
DANIELS G B & CO C B and S F Daniels), stationery, jewelry,
and picture frame.-, 1001 Broadway
Daniels S F (G B Daniels & C<»), police judge, res Avenue House
Dann Frederick P Jr, res 922 Thirty-fourth
Dannaker Wm Mrs, res 1012 Third
Danworth Edward, res Erie House, 1113 Broadway
D'Arcy Jeremiah, machinist, res 234 Hannah
Darfler Joseph, res 753 East Fourteenth
Dargie Annie R Miss, assistant Lincoln School, res 864 Peralta
Dargie John, cashier Tribune Publishing Co, res 864 Peralta
DARGIE THOS T, secretary Tribune Publishing Co, res 938
Filbert
DARGIE WM E> postmaster Oakland Post-office and manager
Tribune Publishing Co, junction Broadway and San Pablo
ave, res 938 Filbert
Darling A W, carpenter, res Spring nr Adeline, Temescal
Darling Zoe E Miss, res Spring nr Adeline, Temescal
Darmstadter Wm, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 259 B
Darnal Annie E Mrs. res 1565 New Broadway
Darr Ida Miss, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 1067
Castro
Darrah Dennis, baker with Thomas Bros, res 489 Twenty-fourth
Darrali Mary Miss, res 489 Twenty-fourth
Darrow M E Mrs, res 1156 Alice
Dart Albert M, copvist with W R Davis, res,1954 Webster
Dart H is'Mrs, res 1129 Myrtle
Darvil'Serrafinn S, lumberman, res 634 Jackson
DASHAWAY STABLES. Sackrider & Chisholm proprietors, 370
Eleventh
Dauriac Joseph J, groceries, SE cor Sixteenth and Grove, res
619 Sixteenth
Dauriac J J Jr, clerk with J J Dauriac, res 619 Sixteenth
David Jules, commission broker (S F), res 1457 Eighth
Davidson James 1), locksmith, res 811 Willow
Davidson Joseph, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good
Cheer House, Emery Station
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods,
No. 11 Montgomery St..
SAN FRANCISCO, (al.
WASHINGTON IIREWEKY, H
t'nuai!!! A <'o.. Proprs.,
192
OAKLAND.
Davies Albeit H M, boxniaker, res 1018 Wood
Davies Edward A, ropemaker, res 1811 Grove
DAVIES J M, general agent Overland Short Line.. Chicago and
Northwestern Railway, office NE cor Broadway and Seventh,
and 2 New Montgomery, under Palace Hotel (S F), res cor
Sixth ave and Sixteenth
Davis Abraham, furniture, res 718 Broadway
Davis A H, builder and contractor, res 902 East Twenty-first
Davis A J, conductor CPE R, res San Jose
Davis Albert G (A G Davis & Co), res 805 Clay
Davis Alfred L, blacksmith, res 512 East Fifteenth
Davis A G & Co (Albeit G Davis), agent State Investment and
Insurance Co, 462 Eighth
Davis Andrew L, carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Randlett House
Davis Barthy, compositor Oakland Times, res NW cor Twenty-
seventh and Grove
Davis Chas B, caulker CPRR Yard, res 913 Kirkham
Davis Chas, carpenter, res 617 Tenth
Davis Chas E, res 920 Brush
Davis Edmund S, res 769 Eighth
Davis Fannie V Mrs, school teacher, res 1405 Brush
Davis Francis E, physician and surgeon, office 854| Broadway,
room 4, res same
Davis Frank, bookkeeper (S F), res 372 East Eleventh
Davis Frederick A, bookkeeper, res 769 Eighth
DAVIS FRED W, blacksmith, 1054 Sixth ave, res 512 East Fif-
teenth
Davis Geo, teamster with E B Dean & Co, res 604 Brush
DAVIS GEO A J» choice foreign and domestic groceries, 919
Washington, res 537 Thirty-fifth
Davis Geo E, carpenter, res Sunnyside House, cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Davis Geo E (Davis & Look;, res 1322 Twelfth ave
Davis Granville, shoemaker, res 573 Eighth
Davis H& Co (Harris Davis and Julius Coleman), I X L Auction
House, 810-818 Broadway
Davis H, carpenter CPRR Yards, res West Oakland House
Davis Harris (H Davis & Co), res 814 Broadway
Davis Harry W, horseshoer with M Ryan, res 512 East Fifteenth
Davis H B, ship caulker, res 924 Thirty sixth
Davis H C, dentist, office 131 Post (S F), res 511 Seventeenth
Davis Henry, engineer CPRR, res 1762 William
Davis H T, clerk CPRR, res 206 Third (S F)
Davis J, teamster, res cor Adeline and Stanley, Temescal
Davis James, clerk with Henry May, res cor Twenty-seventh and
Grove
S. F. LAUNDRY.
4.o<9l> MOUK. I,OW PKICKS. Olll. •<•.
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, a^NLsg|T^TcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
193
Davis James, butcher, res NW cor Twenty-seventh and Grove
Davis James, stableman, res 1368 Broadway
Davis Jennie Miss, res 974 Thirty-fifth
Davis John, car cleaner SPCRK
Davis John A J, joiner CPRR Ship Yards, res 834 Cedar
Davis J H, butcher, res 1003 Fifth
Davis John, engineer, res NW cor Twenty-seventh and Grove
Davis John, farmer, res 974 Thirty-fifth
Davis John, res cor Mono ave and McCall, Temescal
Davis John Jr, res 974 Thirty-fifth
Davis John M, general western ticket agent C & N WRR, res
1303 Sixth ave
Davis John R, employe S P C R R, res 1273 Ninth ave
Davis J T, laborer with J A Carlton, res 1307 Telegraph ave
Davis Julia, domestic, 1120 Peralta
Davis Maggie Miss, res 403 East Fourteenth
Davis Manuel, laborer CPRR
Davis M E Mrs, ladies' nurse, res Claremont ave, Temescal
Davis Paul P Capt, teacher of English and elocution California
Military Academy, res Telegraph and Prospect ave
Davis R A Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Davis R H, commercial traveler, res 354 East Seventeenth
Davis R T, lather, res 1358 Fifteenth
Davis Samuel S, porter, res 1823 Adeline
Davis Sidney E, carpenter, res 1366 San Pablo ave
Davis Sumner, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res San
Pablo Station
Davis Thomas, upholsterer, res 573 Eighth
Davis Walter, res 924 Thirty-sixth
Davis William b, conductor S P C R R Co, res 1006 Webster
Davis William H, clerk with Christian Schreiber, res 409
Twelfth
Davis Wm, res 511 Seventeenth
Davis Wm, wood turner Pioneer Planing Mills, res Eureka Hotel
Davis Win H, insurance agent State investment insurance Co,
462 Eighth, res 805 Clay
Davis Wm N, manager with Kellett & McMurray, res 1507 Broad-
way
DAVIS WM R, attorney -at-law, 957 Broadway, rooms 12 and 13,
res 514 Eighteenth
Davis & Look (Geo E Davis and Chas R Look), manufacturers
Golden Gate Incubator, 553 East Twelfth
Davison Chas, plumber with L W Moran & Galavan, res 1200
Seventh
Davison Chas. plumber with Hahn and extraman Oakland En-
gine Co No 3, res No 3 Engine House, Eighth
Davison Chas, upholsterer, res 353 Seventh
UKLMU BREWERY,
13
KlSAMH & IUFVKS, Proprietor*, for.
Telegraph Avenue and Duraut Street.
M^il^u'S S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
194
OAKLAND.
131
Davison Daniel C, janitor First Baptist Church,res 759 Sixteenth
Davison Douglas, blacksmith, res 1200 Seventh
Davison Frank L, waiter, res 759 Sixteenth
Davison James, carpenter, res 739 Lewis
Davison Lincoln (Davison Bros), res 1200 Seventh
Davison Milton C, printer with D W Gelwicks, res 759 Six-
teenth
Davison Wm G (Davison Bros), res 200 Seventh
Davison Bros (Lincoln and Wm G Davison), blacksmiths, 1724
Seventh
Davisson Robert G, res 1227 Third ave
Davner Frank, sacksewer, res 142 Ettie
Daw John, bookkeeper (S F), res 710 Ninth
Dawes Julia Miss, res 655 Jefferson
Dawson E A. Mrs, dressmaker, res 910 Clay
Dawson Edmund, traveling salesman, res Blake House
Day Hattie, res 1671 Lincoln
Day John, yardmaster C P R R, res 1715 William
Day John E, yardmaster C P R R, res 1786 Seventh
Day John G, porter C P R R, res 1635 Adeline
Day Lot Mrs, lodgings, res 503 Eleventh
Day Samuel M (Glosser & Day), res 1754 Seventh
Dayton Geo L, clerk C P R R Co, res 577 Twelfth
Dayton J B, carriage material, res 577 Twelfth
Dayton John, brakeman C P R R, res 1727 Goss
Dayton Jeremiah B, lumber (S F), res 577 Twelfth
Dean C A Miss, saleslady with McKenzie & Co, res 853 Myrtle
Dean Chas C, canner, res 1325 Jackson
Dean Elisha B (E B Dean & Co), res 1219 Grove
Dean E B & Co (E B Dean, C H Merchant and D Wilcox), lum-
ber yard, foot of Market
Dean Edgar W, bookkeeper with E B Dean & Co, res 1219
Grove
Dean Elisha H, machinist C P R R, res 1204 Fourteenth
Dean Geo, res 860 Clay
Dean Geo, helper C P R R Yards, res 1204 Fourteenth
D an James B, fruit canner, res 1325 Jackson
Dean Samuel C, bookkeeper with E B Dean & Co, res 1219
Grove
Dean Thos R, miner (Arizona Territory), res 678 Twenty-fourth
Dean William W, engineer C PR R, res 1206 Eighth
D< an Coll, broker (S F), res NE cor Webster and Twenty-sec-
ond
Dearborn Chas W. note teller Oakland Bank of Savings, res 825
Seventeenth
Dearborn Daniel G, res 428 East Twenty-third
Dearborn G W, bookkeeper (S F), res 428 East Twenty-third
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(.ODD WORK, LOW PKICE9. Ofllcc,
3S Geary St., S. F„ and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
SOHMER
PIANOS
PATENT
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ACTION
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Oakland.
LBrueni
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porter of
'IANOS,
ORGANS,
beetMnsic
VIOLINS,
[uiTARS,
Banjos,
re , ETC
28 Broadway
Oakland.
Send for
ATALOGUK
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Market.
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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WODBS»-*.«e!s«-
OAKLAND.
1951
1120
> If LAND,
Dearborn John A, reporter, res 2157 Chestnut
5eao,n? irthur G' eng'neer CPRR, res 1666 Eighth
De Blow Silas, bridge builder SPRR, res SW cor Twelfth and
Willow
Deboice Elizabeth Mrs, propr Cottage Restaurant, 555 Broadway
res same
Decamp John P, cigarmaker, res 607 Sixth
De Castilla A, res 683 Twenty-sixth
^ ?IM!i FERNANDO- cigar manufacturer, 854 Broadway, res '
322 Sixth J
Decker Geo A, carpenter, res cor San Pablo ave and Forty-ninth
lemescal
DECKER MARTIN L livery and boarding stables 411 Thir-
teenth, res 1507 Broadway
De Cleer Chas, tailor, res 974 Seventh
De Cleer Frank, tailor, res 974 Seventh
De Cora Elizabeth Miss, assistant ticket agent Broadway Depot
C P R R, res 957 Castro
Dederer Jennie S, res 1728 Twelfth
Dee Thos J, driver with W T Hamilton, res 466 Thirteenth
Deemar Edward J, driver Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res cor
Nineteenth and Twelfth aves
Deemar Jacob, teamster, res 1451 Twelfth ave
Deering Henry, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res 1020 Broad-
way
Deering Isaac, carpenter, res 673 East Nineteenth
De Forest Geo C, millwright, res 717 Twelfth
De Fremery Wra C B (James De Fremery & Co, S F), res Pros-
pect ave, east of Broadway
Degen L P, leather belting manufacturer (S F), res 1375
Sixteenth
Degen Phillip, bookkeeper with H Fiege, res 223 Sixth
Degen Sophie, domestic, 1023 Linden
Degnan Mary Miss, res 491 Twenty-fifth
Degnan Thos, carpenter, res 491 Twenty-fifth
De Golia Darwin, switch tender, res 300 Alice
De Golia D Curtis, bridge tender Alice Street. Bridge, res 300
Aliee
DE GOLIA GEO E (Robinson & De Golia), and deputy district
attorney, 1003i Broadwav, res Vernon Heights
Degori Lucinda Mrs, res 1056 'Third
Deguzee Carl W, seafaring, res 717 Center
Deguzee Caroline Miss, res 717 Center
Deidrich Chris, nailer, res Overland House
Deidrick Augustus A, house mover, res 760 Seventeenth
Deike Frederick, butcher, res 674 East Sixteenth
Deike Gustave, carpenter, res 615 East Twelfth
Schafer* Co.: Fine Custom CI thins to Order, ^.l^S^F"
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Propria.,
K. W. COB. 5th ft EISXEAU 5TKEETS.
196
OAKLAND.
Deike Maria, res 674 East Sixteenth
Deike Wm, propr East Oakland Hotel, 579 and 581 East Twelfth,
res same
De Jarley Geo, painter, res 752 Willow
De Laguna Wm, carpet layer with McGovern & Cahill, res Kelsey
House
Delahanty Daniel H, upholsterer, res 855 Clay
Delahanty John H, city editor Oakland Times, res 855 Clay
Delahanty Michael, capitalist, res 855 Clay
DE LA MONTANYA MATHEW, ranges, stoves, tinware, etc,
plumber and gasfitter, 465 Eleventh, res 656 Sixth
De Lancey John, shoemaker with Wm H Nolan, res 711
Nineteenth
De Lancey Stone, traveling saleinan, res Centennial House
Delaney Andy, bartender with John Scanlon, res Winthrop
House
Delaney Annie, domestic, 1103 Filbert
Delaney Annie, domestic, 482 Edwards
Delaney James, laborer, res 1463 Third
Delaney John, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Delaney May Miss, glovemaker, res 601 Franklin
De Laney Peter, coachman, res 1339 Alice
Delaney Wm, miner, res cor Todd and Paradise, Temescal
Delano G W, caulker C P R R Yard
Delclaux B J, merchant tailor, 972 Eighth
De Leo de Laguna Alexander, propr Kelsey House, 1635-1699
Telegraph ave
De Leo de Laguna Wm, clerk with McGovern & Cahill, res
Kelsey House
De Los Casas Joseph, attorney -at-law, res Erie House, 1113
Broadway
Delgardo Don Pedro, res 572 Tenth
Delger Block, w s Broad way bet Ninth and Tenth
Delger Edward F, res 524 Frederick
Delger Frederick, capitalist, res 524 Frederick
Delhorn Ernestine Mrs, dressmaker, 467 Sixth, res same
Delmore James, joiner CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Delous Geo W, caulker, res 1756 Seventh
Delp J J, furniture, res 570 Thirty-fifth
Delucchi Luigi, laborer, res Humboldt ave nr Merced ave
Demarais Geo, engineer Oakland Engineer Co No 3, res 1715
Goss
Demarais Geo, carriage painter, 816 Wood, res 1715 Goss
DE MARCH MARIE res 603 Franklin
Deme Laura Miss, dressmaker, res 866 Lydia
Deme Magdalena, res 866 Lydia
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY —
B I S» Geary St., San Frnncisco.
* ( S4i£ Krouriuitj, «>-<klun<i.
rAMES L. BARKER
Berielay.
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., ^itai, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
197
Demeres Napoleon, blacksmith, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Demetri John, peanuts, SW cor Broadway and Tenth, res 415
Seventh
Deming Sarah W Mrs, propr Welldon House, 476 Twelfth, res
478 Twelfth
Demorest Alice Mrs, groceries and liquors, NE cor Thirty-fourth
and Peralta
Demorest David, butcher, res NE cor Thirty-fourth and Peralta
Dempsey Henry, butcher, res 11 18 Center
Dempsey John, boss spinner California Hosiery Co, res 717
Sixth
Dempsey Patrick, carpenter, re> 1463 Seventh
Denahy Daniel, laborer Contra Costa Water Co, res 612 Ade-
line
Denahy John, laborer Pacific Nail Works, res 612 Adeline
Denaut Erenne, groceries and liquors, 679 Sixth, res same
Denin Daniel, car driver (S F), res 218 Fifth
Denis W H, brakeman CPRR, res 1787 Seventh
Denison A A, journalist, res Avenue House
Denison Eli S, general news agent CPRR, res 953 Eighth
Denison Harry, res 953 Eighth
Denison L L, student, res Avenue House
Denison L W, student, res Avenue House
DENISON 0 I (O I Denison & Co), res 1273 San Pablo ave
Denison W B, conductor, res Avenue House
DENISON 0 I &. CO (O I Denison), real estate agents, 952
Broadway
Dennan John, laborer, res 818 Twenty-first
Dennen A M, shipping clerk CPRR, res 833 Willow
Dennen J, laborer CPRR
Denney Jerry, helper CPRR Yards
Dennis Wm, teamster with L Jaffe, res 812 Franklin
Dennis Wm H, conductor CPRR, res 1787 Seventh
Dennison W E, general manager Continental Oil and Transporta-
tion Co, res 552 Sycamore
Dennison Wm, car driver Fourteenth Street Railroad, NW cor
Fourteenth and Center
Denny Bros (James and Jeremiah Denny), plumbers and gas-
fitters, cor Seventh and Center
Denny James (Denny Bros), 1359 Seventeenth
Denny Jeremiah (Denny Bi'os), res 1359 Seventeenth
Denny M E Mrs, artist, res 946 Thirty-fourth
Dent Frank, assistant superintendent Monterey Water Works, res
1222 Magnolia
" DENTAL JAIRUS monthly journal of dental and oral science,
Wm O Thrailkill M S, M D, D D S, editor and proprietor,
office 1003i Broadway, and 333 Geary (S F)
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KltAMM & I>IEVES, Proprietors. Cor
Telegrraph Avenue and JDuraut Street*
Moretti & Trezzini,!^
«. A-^g. Fresco & Decorative Artists
198
OAKLAND.
De Pass James, porter CPRR office, res Summer nr Adeline
Depoy James A, carpenter, res 613 Seventeenth
De Pue E J, carriage and wagonmaker, blacksmithing, etc, 1321
Telegraph ave, res 1316 Telegraph ave
Depue Frank H, riding teacher, res 508h Fifteenth
De Pue James (De Pue & Graham), res 1316 Telegraph ave
Deputy County Clerks, Wm R Thomas, Thos C Morris, John
Martens, Alex Hirschberg, Chas T Boardman, Louis B Red-
man, Win S O'Brien, Melville L Rawson
Deputy County Recorder, Wm B Hamilton, office Hall of Records,
res 1271 Jackson
Deput}^ County Recorder, Robert B S York, office Hall of
Records, res 530 Thirty-fifth
Derby D B, dealer in fruit trees, res 955 Jefferson
Derby Henry J (Crist & Co), res 865 East Fifteenth
Derby John S, tanner with G F Crist & Co, res 861 East
Twelfth
Derby Richard, bookkeeper CPRR, res 1365 Market
Derham John, hostler with E H Pardee, res 672 Eleventh
Derham Nellie, domestic, 1020 Fourteenth
Dermedy Lottie Mrs, res 1815 Taylor
Dermot John, employe CPRR, res Erie House, 1113 Broad-
way
Dervin Annie, domestic, 1132 Linden
Dervin V, laborer CPRR
Des Comers Chas, fireman CPRR, res 371 Third
Desnoyer Jean, porter, res 1774 Seventh
Des Rochers Chas L, broker (S F), res 821 Fifteenth
De Spain Richard, night watchman, res s s Temescal off Tele-
graph ave
De Tavel J C H, physician, res 460 Third
Detels Martin, grocer (S F), res 985 Peralta
Deuschle John J, carpenter, res 756 Brush
De Val Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Devereaux John, res Berkeley ave nr Shattuck ave
Devereaux Mamie Miss, res Berkeley ave nr Shattuck ave
Devereaux Wm, farmer, res Berkeley ave nr Shattuck ave
Devers Martin, painter with P R Sheehan, res 1026 Willow
Devine Edward C, bookkeeper (S F), res 951 Willow
Devine Geo, fireman CPRR, res West Oakland House
Devine James, fireman CPRR, res lone
Dewey Alfred T, patent agency and publisher (S F), res 1304
Franklin
Dewing A A, clerk (S F), res 358 East Fourteenth
S3EWITT WILMAR, proprietor Market Street Feed Store and
Livery Stable, 979-981 Market, res 726 Eleventh
Dews Elizabeth Mrs, res 229 Eighth
Sr lAHAinOV W VSI1I\«; IK»\K AT MHOKT XOTM I.
. B. LftUllUn!. Office, 33 Geary 8t, S. F.. and SO* Broadway, Oakland.
ALIEN, TUGGLE & C0.,c?
CABI1TET -WOCBS O^ JL.TJ1L, STIiTX)*,
~ow. 1H and 5J<» hipcar S*treet, S*an Francisco.
OAKLAND.
199
Dews Mrs, res 1632 Telegraph ave
Dewson Alexander, porter, res 915 Seventh
Dewson Alexander, clerk, res 915 Seventh
Dexter H C, bookkeeper with J Cushing & Co, res 1250
Franklin
Dexter Stables, Robinson & Brown proprs, NE cor Webster and
Twelfth
Dhue Matilda Miss, presser with Renter & Hanson, res 1566
Seventh
Diamond Theresa, domestic, 1383 Harrison
Dias John J, laborer, res 921 East Fourteenth
Dibble Milo B, furniture repairer, res 612 Fifteenth
Dick Byron C, insurance adjuster (S F), res Blake House
Dickenson James, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res Division
Dickenson James, driver, res foot Webster s s
Dickerman W T, salesman with Salinger Bros, res Ross House
Dickeroff John, mail packer, res Overland House
Dickerson David E, carpenter, res 1922 West
Dickerson Frank, collector, office 853 Broadway, res 562
Eleventh
Dickerson James H, laborer C P R R, res 1869 Goss
Dickerson Jane, res 1869 Goss
Dickie Geo, foreman Jute Mills, res 1053 Fifth ave
Dickie James, machinist, res 1053 Fifth ave
Dickinson F C Mrs, res 1311 Thirteenth ave
Dickinson F E (Marcuse & Dickinson), res 562 Eleventh
Dickie Mary, res 313 Sixth
Dickson Edward, miner, res 813 Eighteenth
Diedel Frederick, cigarmaker, res 1468 Seventh
Diefenbacher Mrs A, res 1949 Filbert
Diehl Henry, painter, res 418 Eighth
Dierssen Anna Miss, saleslady with J H Kirchheimer, res 516
Fifth
Dierssen Henry, baker, res 516 Fifth
Dierssen Henry, laborer with Satnm & Co, res 516 Fifth
Dietz A C (A C Dietz & Co, S F), res San Pablo ave nr Forty
eighth
Dietz A E, manager Dietz Opera House, res cor Twelfth and
Webster
Dietz Opera House, A E Dietz propr, NE cor Twelfth and
Webster
DfEVES JOSEPH (Kramm & Dieves), res 1416 Telegraph ave
Dike Wm, propr East Oakland Hotel, SW cor Twelfth ave and
East Twelfth
Dill Albert F, master mariner, res 1065 Jackson
Dilla D N, agent farming implements, res 341 Chestnut
Dille Jefferson T, res 564 Fifteenth
'chafer* Co.:
Slen'M, itoyN'
ami Youths'
CLOTHING, 3££tt; San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Wfstcrmann & Co.
N. W. COB. 5th Js KISKHAll STREETS,
Pronrs„
— t£t_
200
OAKLAND.
DILLON JOSEPH M, city assessor, office City Hall, res SE cor
Seventh and Oak
Dillon Mary, domestic. 1114 Twelfth
Dillon Malachi F, clerk city assessor's office, res SE cor Seventh
and Oak
Dimmick Joseph, dentist, office 875 Washington, res 1921
Market
Dimon Chas L, insurance adjuster (S F), res 672 Eighteenth
Dinan Mary, domestic, 1077 Eighth
Dingee Wm J (Taggart & Dingee), res Galindo Hotel
Dingley Chas L, lumber, 8 and 10 Pine (S F), res 876 East
Fifteenth
Dingley W W, mining, res 726 Eleventh
Dingman D J, agent the Automatic sewing machine, office 1118
Broadway, res San Francisco
Dingwcll John F, carpenter, res 1526 Broadway
Dingwell Joseph H, carpenter, res 1526 Broadway
Dinneen Michael, marble cutter, res cor Peralta and Hannah
DINSMORE WM G. superintendent Central Reading Room, res
568 Fifteenth
Dippo William, iron moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res
652 Clay
DIRECTORY CITY OF OAKLAND AND PACIFIC COAST
DIRECTORY- L M McKenney & Co publishers, res 518
Clay (S F), and 689 Twenth-fourth, Oakland
Disard James, expressman, res 722 Filbert
Discroll John, laborer C P R R
Dispensary California Medical College, Clay bet Tenth and Elev-
enth, free to the poor, medical clinic Tuesdays 2 to 3 P M,
surgical clinic Fridays 2 to 3 P M
Disturnell S, res Occidental Hotel
Dix Casper, grocery (S F), res 591 Sycamore
Dix Wm, laborer, res 1111 Campbell
Dixon Clement, car driver, res NW cor Park ave and San Pablo
ave
Dixon Edward, res 813 Eighteenth
Dixon Geo, stable boss O B & F V R R, res 1008 Sixth ave
Dixon Isaac W, fruit and produce, 562 East Twelfth, res 555
East Twelfth
Dixon Jas, superintendent OB&FTRR, res 1301 Tenth ave
Dixon James, helper Central* Carriage Manufactory, res 813
Eighteenth
Dixon J B, carpenter, res Clinton House, cor East Twelfth and
Sixth ave
Dixon John B (Dixon & Bernstein, S F), res 983 Willow
Dixon John E, superintendent Grand Prize Mine (Nevada), res
672 Twenty-fourth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY p-«l8*e*»,fiBSa.
Jas L Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., Capital. $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
201
Dixon J W, res rear 471 East Twelfth
Dixon Thos, student, res 1756 Seventh
Dixon Win, laborer CPRR Yards, res 111 Campbell
Dixon W S, clerk with Cunningham, Curtis & Welch (S F), res
961 Eighth
Doane Margaret, domestic, 534 Knox Place
Doane Prince Albert, clerk with Hanson & Co (S F), res 856
Clay
Dobon Louis, res 660 East Fifteenth
Docking T, physician and surgeon, 821 Washington, res same
Dodge Bella Miss, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Dodge Chas F, notary public, office 1572 Seventh, res 691
Thirty-fourth
Dodge EC Mrs, res 1369 Eleventh
Dodge Emily Miss, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Dodge Horace T, pharmacist with Kelsey & Flint, res 1069
Broadway
Dodge John H, Gieschen Lodging House, res NE cor Sixth and
Broadway
Dodge Josiah W, assistant cashier U S Sub-Treasury, res 1253
Twelfth ave
Dodge Lizzie Miss, res 691 Thirty-fourth
Dodge Sophia J, proprietress Gieschen House, NE cor Sixth and
Broadway
Dodge Wm C, principal Oakland Normal School, res 1219
Webster
Dods >n Sophia Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 806 Alice
Doe Luke, real estate and insurance broker, 468 Ninth, res 1159
Alice
Doggett Danton, printer, res 831 Campbell
Doherty Mary Miss, bakery and confectionery, 620 East Twelfth,
res same
Dohrmann Henry, boarding and lodging, res 600 Filbert
Dohrmann J H, professor music, l es 359 Fourth
Dolan Frank, milk ranch, res Weston ave nr New Broadway
Dolan Hattie, domestic, Vernon, Vernon Heights
Dolan James, farmer, res Weston ave nr New Broadway
Dolan John, tinsmith with M De La Montanya, res Clarendon
House
Dolan John P, lather, res 16 Valley
Dolan John, foreman Engine Co No 2, res Bartlett House
Dolan M, laborer CPRR Yards
Dolan Mary, domestic, 126 Ninth
Dolan Michael, laborer, res 887 Bay
Dolan Thomas, blacksmith (S F), res 1475 Fifth
Dolan Thomas, painter, res 166 Seventh
Doling Frank, carpenter, res 1642 Union
flAWIAAl ! RRFVUFRV KRAMM A SIEVES, Proprietors.
UrlfXLHIlJ D riLVV Loll, T< It-graph Avenue and Oman I Street
Cor.
M^SSAwgrg S. F , Fresco and Decoratiye Artists.
202
OAKLAND.
Doling James, carpenter, res 806 Jackson
Dollmeir Jacob, engineer Oakland Brewery
Domes Henry, mechanic with C B Rice, res 1073 Thirteenth ave
Dominico D, laborer CPRR
Donahar Catherine Mrs, propr Clarendon House, 855 Washington
Donahar John W, upholsterer with Wharton & Co, res Clarendon
House
Donahue Bernard J, restaurant, 1707 Seventh, res 1808 William
Donahue Edward, stableman J Lusk Canning Co, res Forty-fifth
bet Telegraph and Grove
Donahue M, teamster J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
bet Summer and Clifton
Donald John, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Donaldson Alexander, carpenk with W H Weilbye, res 500
Twenty-fourth
Donaldson Virgil M, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
715 Tenth
Donathan John W, horse trainer, res 214 Haven
Done! in James, clerk C P R R, res 713 Eighth
Donnell Arthur C, insurance agt (S F), res 1169 West
Donnelty Bernard, bookkeeper with H J McAvoy, res 1810 Goss
Donnelly Frank, brakeman CPRR, res 864 Chester
Donnelly John H, butcher with Jos Simon, res 1525 Broadway
Donnelly Joseph B, bookkeeper with H J McAvoy, res 1810 Goss
Donnelly Mary Mrs, res 1810 Goss
Donnelly Thomas, waiter, res Forty -fourth bet Telegraph and
Grove, Temescal
Donnelly Thomas, printer, res n s Twenty-eighth nr Market
Donnelly Thomas, hack driver, res 814 Twenty-ninth
Donohoe Kate, domestic, 1438 Adeline
Donohue Cornelius, moulder, res 1355 Sixteenth
Donohue David, teamster, res 707 Sycamore
Donohue M, laborer, res Forty-sixth bet Telegraph ave and
Adeline
Donohue Murty, laborer, res 553 Sixth
Donovan Daniel, plasterer, res Humboldt ave nr Benton
Donovan Daniel, res 760 Third
Donovan Donald J, sewer contractor, res 511 Twenty-fourth
Donovan Edward, news agent, res 613 Sixth
Donovan James, milk ranch, res Humboldt ave nr Benton
Donovan James Jr, plasterer, res Humboldt ave nr Benton
Donovan J, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Donovan J J, machine hand with Burnham, Standeford & Co,
res 810 Alice
Donovan J L, apprentice blacksmith (S F), res 1003 Third
Donovan Johanna!) Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 810 Alice
Donovan John, teacher, res 569 Sixth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WK1.I, l>OM. :il VKKV M>W Kates.
OrBce, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TOGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, "SBffi?-
OAKLAND.
203
Donovan John C, fireman steamer Piedmont, res 1003 Third
Donovan John, apprentice Oakland Planing Mill, res 810
Alice
Donovan John, helper CPRR Yards
Donovan John, laborer Winthrop House, res 409 Seventh
Donovan John B, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 613 Sixth
Donovan John T, laborer with A J Mason, res rear 915 Seventh,
Donovan Maggie Miss, milliner with Mrs Minna Bettman, res 613
Sixth
Donovan Margaret Mrs, res 613 Sixth
Donovan Mary Miss, res Humboldt ave nr Benton
Donovan Michael, laborer Pacific Nail Works, res 953 Third
Donovan Thomas, res 513 Twenty-fourth
Doody Miles (Doody & Hooley), second assistant engineer fire
department, res 565 Sixth
Doody & Hooley (Miles Doody and C Hooley), sign and house
painters, 468 Twelfth
Doonan Thomas, helper Judson Manufacturing Co, res 218 Ettie
Doran Michael, laborer, res 1711 Atlantic
Dorau Johana Mrs, res 1678 Atlantic
Dore Ann Mrs, res 845 Harrison
Dorety Joseph H, agent Johnson's inks(S F), res 519 East Four-
teenth
Dorgan Hannah Miss, res SW cor Telegraph ave and Forty-
fifth, Temescal
Dorn Samuel P H, butcher, 957 Broadway, res 819 Washing-
ton
Dornin Geo W, bookkeeper (S F), res Kohler-Chase House, 95 3|
Washington
Dornin W H, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Dorrego Peter C, teacher guitar and banjo, res 1806 Seventh
Dorrell James G, carpenter, res 264 B
Dorrell William, res 270 B
Dorrigan Michael, dairyman, 2417 Piedmont ave
Dorsch Chas, tailor. 1712 Seventh, res same
Dorsey W F Mrs, res 630 Chestnut
Doty Antone, laborer CPRR
Duub D Milton (A F Nye & Co, S F), res 1692 Broadway
Doud J, laborer CPRR
Dougherty Daniel, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dougherty John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Douglas N S, deputy county treasurer's office, res 2015 Chestnut
Douglas Oliver P Mrs, res 1919 Magnolia
Douglass Ira, res Randh tt House, NW cor Park ave and Hollis
Douglass Rose, domestic, 1258 Harrison
Douthitt Frank L, groceries and liquors, 1526 West, res same
Dove Jane, domestic, 613 Fifth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery Si
San Francisco.
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Dow Amos R, carpenter, res 1012 Wood
Dow Clark, res 1460 Seventh
Dow Lorenzo, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 1370 Eleventh
Dow William A, student, res 004 Fourteenth
Dowd Bernard, laborer CPR R, res 1113 Third
Dowd Daniel, painter, res 1267 Campbell
Dowd James, car repairer, res 1559 Fifth
Dowd Thomas, hostler with McCleverty & Noblett, res Fashion
Stable
Dowdican Thomas (Walsh & Dowdican), res 468 Seventh
Dowling James B, carpenter, res 61 Valley
Dowling Nellie Miss, res 61 Valley
Dowling Sadie Miss, res 61 Valley
Dowling Sarah E Mrs, res 61 Valley
Downard Richard, laborer, res 1954 Grove
Downer Elijah, horse trainer, res 201 B
Downey Alex, driver Parisian Dyeing & Cleaning Works, res 59
East Twelfth
Downey Alexander J, agent with F Thomas & Co, res 59 East
Twelfth
Downey Andrew, salesman Cutting Packing Co, res 854 Jefferson
Downey Ann Mrs, res 665 Fifth
Downey Florence Miss, clerk with Gavin Naismith, res Thir-
teenth bet Grove and Jefferson
Downey Frank, teamster with Smith & Butler, res 665 Fifth
Downey Jas H, driver Brooklyn street cars, res 512 East Fif-
teenth
Downey Jane Mrs, res Winsor House
Downev John C, with Whittier, Fuller & Co (S F), res 512 East
Fifteenth
Downey Kate Miss, assistant Irving Grammar School, res 1364
Franklin
Downey Matt, conductor, res 1031 Chester
Downey Thos A, bailiff police court, res 665 Fifth
Downey William, with Tillerman Hook & Ladder Co No 1, 470
Sixth
Downie William J, millhand with Burnham, Standeford & Co,
res 811 Washington
Downing Albert, boxmaker, res 1018 Wood
Downing F A, P C S S Co, res 358 East Seventeenth
Downing F O, purser steamer Idaho, res 526 East Fifteenth
Downing F W, freight clerk steamer Idaho, res 526 East Fif-
teen tli
Downing Ida, res 1016 Fifth
Downing Joseph H, photographer, res 776 Tenth
Downing T A, with Goodall, Perkins & Co, res 526 East Fif-
teenth
ST I IIIUnDV Washing WH.L IMWKatVKKY LOW Bates.
. r ■ LAUIlUnl. Office, 33 Geary Bt., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jam. L. Barker, BERKELEY,
*J Importer of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware ^Descriptions
OAKLAND.
205
Doyle Annie Miss, seamstress, res 959 Webster
Doyle Bros (Luke and John Doyle), grocers, 852 Webster
Doyle Daniel, laboror C P R R
Doyle Hugh, laborer C P R R
Doyle James, foreman with Wm Pinto, res 609 Tenth
Doyle James J, sailmaker (S F), res 229 Harlan
Doyle J B, farmer, res Forty-ninth bet Adeline and San Pablo
ave, Temescal
Doyle John (Doyle Bros), res 85 2 J Webster
Doyle Luke (Doyle Bros), res 852J Webster
Doyle Patrick, foreman CPRR, res 1864 Seventh
Drais Jessie Louise Miss, res 1632 Telegraph
Drais Luella Miss, res 1632 Telegraph ave
Drais Samuel K, blacksmith, res 1632 Telegraph ave
Drake Emery J, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 717
Tenth
Drake Ernest, bindery department Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 717 Tenth
Drake Geo W, miner, res 1720 Seward
Drake Millis, engineer, res 118 Louisa
Dreaper Calvin P, brooms, 1248 San Pablo ave, res same
Drennan Thomas, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Hallecknr Emery Station
Drennan Thos, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Ettie nr
Park ave
Drennon Elizabeth Mrs, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Geo. watchman, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon James, engineer steamer San Juan, res 1013 Eleventh
ave
Drennon Nelson, watchman, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Vina Miss, res 1013 Eleventh ave
Drennon Win. engineer, res 1013 Eleventh ave
DRESC0 LORENZO 8 (Petar & Dresco), res cor McAdam and
Clifton, NE of Temescal
Dressell Frederick, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Dressier George, boots and shoes, 615 East Twelfth, res same
Dreux Angela, res 529 Second
Dreyer Frederick A, employe shoe factory, res 310 Seventh
Dreyer John H, shoemaker, res 310 Seventh
Drinkwater Ambrose M, clerk with R M Miller & Co, res 1303
Jefferson
Drinkwater Leo H, master mariner, res 568 Fifteenth
Driscoll Bros (Dennis and Jeremiah Driscoll), liquor saloons, 1518
Seventh, and NE cor Pacific and Campbell
Driscoll Dennis I (Driscoll Bros), res 753 Campbell
Driscoll Edward, blacksmith, res 753 Campbell
Driscoll Geo, mechanic,- res 940 Peralta
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Driscoll Henry, teamster, res 760 Franklin
Driscoll James S, crockery packer (S F), res 1161 Campbell
Driscoll Jeremiah (Driscoll Bros), res 757 Campbell
Driscoll J M Mrs, res 172 Thirteenth
Driscoll John, laborer CPRR, res 753 Campbell
Driscoll Maggie, cook, 1265 Grove
Driscoll Maria, res 362 Fifth
Driscoll Wm, laborer, res 760 Franklin
Driver Ann, res 655 Jefferson
Drucker's Express to San Francisco, East Oakland, Oakland, Ala-
meda and Fruit Vale, Herman Drucker propr, office at Fred
Brunjes, 701 East Twelfth
Drucker Herman, Oakland, Alameda, Fruit Vale and San Fran-
cisco Express, East Oakland office, Fred Brunjes, 701 and 703
East Twelfth, res East Twelfth bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
aves
Druhe Herman A, clerk with Siebe, Camp & Co (S F), res 1175
Market
Drube John H, capitalist, res 1175 Market
Druhe Wm H, clerk CPRR, res 1175 Market
Drum Frank G, clerk Oakland Bank of Savings, res 953 Mar-
ket
Drum John S, capitalist, office 422 Twelfth, res 953 Market
Drummond Robert, box piler Judson Manufacturing Co, res San
Francisco
Drybergh Catherine, domestic, 1324 Tenth ave
Dryden Jane E Mrs, res 843 Isabella
Dryden Wra S, foreman San Francisco Gas Light Co, res 843
Isabella
Dryer Alice, res 1781 William
Dryer John H, shoemaker with M Jacob, res 310 Seventh
Drynen John, custom house officer (S F), res 227 Tenth
Du Bois F W, musician, res 956 Castro
Dubois Peter, stair builder, res 2101 Adeline
Du Bois Wm C, mail agent, res 956 Castro
Duchien Cyrelle, saw filer, res 603 Webster
Duddy John J, clerk with Peter A Eddy, res N W cor Eighth and
Alice
Duddy Martin, expressman, res 911 Alice
Duddv Wm F, carriage painter, res 911 Alice
Dudle"y Chas P, res 1236 Adeline
Dudley Ezra C, conductor CPRR, res 1614 Twelfth
Dudley J Z, portrait artist, res 1222 Franklin
Dudley W C, stage manager Tivoli Opera House, res San Fran-
cisco
Dudley Wm M, clerk with Langley & Michels (S F), res 1236
Adeline
FRANCISCO LS JNORY
nnio<>M ' ;,:* Geary St., San Fruncisco.
wince*. (M.2 Ul.j,u >M;l.v, Oakland.
AllCli TIIPPIC P PR Hli korj, Oftk. Ash. 1Vhi(<> Wood, Maple, Etc.
MLLLrl, IUUULL & UU., >o« 1H :m.i *» Spca, MtriMt, San Franciwo.
OAKLAND.
207
Duff Win, shipkeeper, res 1725 William
Duffey Mary, res 372 First
Duffey Thos, ornamental plasterer, res 655 Jackson
Duffy A J, driver Oakland Ice Works, res 875 Washington
Duffy Edward, carpenter, res 835 Clay
Duffy Edward, plumber CPRR Ship Yard
Duffy Kate Miss, milliner with Mrs Minna Bettman, res 835
Clay
Duffy Leonora, res 905 Willow
Duffy Thos, laborer, res cor Shattuck and Telegraph ave, Temes-
cal
Duffy Thos M, porter, res 816 Chester
Dugan Chas E, bookkeeper with Harrison, Dixon & Co (S F),
res 1048 Peralta
Dugan P, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Duggan Mary, housekeeper with Rev Michael King, res 616
Seventh
Duorgan Thos, gardener, res Lake Shore ave
Duke John M, clerk (S F), res 1019 Eighth
Dulan George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dulan Homer, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Dulcich Louis, stone mason, res cor East Fourteenth and Thir
teenth ave
Dumas James, collector, res 557 Sixth
Dummer Herman, steward, res Union Hotel
Dunbar E A Mrs, res 928 Thirty-fourth
Dunbar Elizabeth, res 420 Fifteenth
Dunbar Geo, weaver, res 1418 Fifteenth
Dunbar Joseph, laundryman, res 1418 Fifteenth
Dunbar Lillian Miss res 928 Thirty-fourth
Dunbar Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Duncan Alexander, bookkeeper, res 1524 Broadway
Duncan Chas E, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res San
Francisco
Duncan E, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Duncan Fannie, res 624 Twelfth
Duncan Geo J, brakeman CPRR, res 1726 William
Duncan John M, switchman CPRR, res 761 Market
Duncan Joseph, yardman CPRR
Duncan Richard M, groceries, 851 Myrtle cor Seventh, res 831
Myrtle
Duncan Robert, carpenter, res 956 Third
Duncan Robert, clei-k (S F), res cor Adeline and Stanley
Dimcomhe Agnes Mrs, res 465 Thirteenth
Dungan Eugene L, brakeman CPRR, res 1068 Wood
Durant School, A F Craven principal, Twenty-eighth nr Grove
Durham B F Mrs, res 2397 Alice
Schafer S Co., CLOTHIKG & Furnishing Goods
No. 11 Mnntgomer" St.,
, SAN FRANCISCO', Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, S.TSTS&S&£SKi
P^ 208
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OAKLAND.
Durhan Clarice Mrs, res 2147 Telegraph ave
Dunham Geo P, driver with McOleverty & Nobblett, res 524
Sixth
Dunham O S, carriage painter and sign writer, res 707 Franklin
Dunham Timothy, teamster Renton Coal Co, res SW cor Elev-
enth and Franklin
Dunham Woodruff, wood and coal, res 567 East Seventeenth
Dunlap Henry, house mover, res 1541 Curtis
Dunlap John N, res 765 Clay
Dunmire Samuel S, res 1361 Franklin
Dunn Alexander, machinist, res 1118Kirkham
Dunn C, caulker C P R R Ship Yard
Dunn John, laborer, res 974 East Sixteenth
Dunn Martha, domestic, Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph ave
Dunn Martin, butcher, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth,
Temescal
Dunn Mary Miss, res 690 Sycamore
Dunn M H, gardener, res 1623 Myrtle
Dunn Patrick, laborer, res 1612 Myrtle
Dunn R K, dentist, room 3, 957 Broadway, res same
Dunn Samuel W, general book agent, res 692 Sycamore
Dunphy Thomas, lather, res 762 Twentieth
Dunstan John, gardener, res 515 Twenty-fourth
Dunton C H, commercial traveler, res 938 Thirty-sixth
Duperu Wm A, engineer, res 326 East Eighth
Durand Adrien (F Paoli & Co), res 909 Seventh
Durand William W, packer with W M Watson & Co, res 563
Eleventh
Durant Amos, car cleaner C P R R Yard, res 563 Eleventh
Durant J Mrs. res cor East Seventeenth and Tenth ave
Durant Mary E B Mrs, res 1357 Franklin
Durgin Fanny Mrs. nurse, res 1721 William
Durham J P, taxidermist, res 622 Seventeenth
During Bertha Mrs, res 577 Sixteenth
Durkee E E, farmer, res 730 Myrtle
Durkin Mary, domestic, 1265 Grove
Durks Henry, carpenter, res 1455 Fifth
Durning Thoa E, pi inter (S F), res 1614 Fifteenth
Durst Joachim, res 1113 Adeline
Dushen Cerisle, polisher, res 633 Franklin
Dusenbury T E, engineer C P R R, res San Jose
Dusinbury J B, insurance agent, res 1228 Adeline
Dusinbury M T, teller Oakland Bank of Savings, res 1228
Adeline
Dusterberry Henry, supervisor, res Centerville
Dutch Evangelical Reform Church, Ninth bet Clay and Wash-
ington
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(iddll noKK, LOW 1MCM i:s. Ottlre,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, aWsfil^S, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
209
Dutchcr M A, business manager Oakland Press, res 1520 Seventh
Dutia Antone Gresser, laborer, res 1513 Third
Dutil Lorenzo, liquor saloon, 1441 San Pablo ave
Dutra Anton, laborer, res 1772 Atlantic
Dutton Jane Miss, res 914 Fifth
Duus Lorentz C, clerk with Schultz & Kock, res NW cor Forty-
fifth and Telegraph ave, Temescal
Duval Alexander, res 941 Linden
Duval F W, res 1307 Sixth ave
Duval Onesune, coachman, res 1167 Jackson
Dwinell I E, Rev D D, professor Pacific Theological Seminary,
res Hopkins' Academy
Dwyer Daniel D, marble works, SE cor Castro and Seventh, res
671 Sixth
Dwyer Timothy, laborer, res Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Dwyer William, cabinetmaker, res Merced ave bet Telegraph
and Shattuck, Temescal
Dyberg E S Mrs, res 1654 Nineteenth ave
Dyer Alice Miss, music teacher, res 1257 Jackson
Dyer James, foreman painter CPRR, res 363 Fifth
Dyer Joseph P. stock broker (S F), res 1257 Jackson
Dyer Wm, janitor, res 1102 East Sixteenth
Dynes W, conductor CPRR, res San Jose
ijJjJVLlllAj Erie, F.lkart. Elgin, and all European Cities. Secure
Your Tickets at General Tieket Office, No. 58 New Montgomery St.,
under Palace Hotel, San Francisco, via Overland Short Line, Cen-
tral Paciflf, CHICAGO AXI> NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Eadie James, marble cutter with Wm Collins, terminus Webster
ave
Eadie William, watchman CPRR
Eadon Edward H, clerk Judson Manufacturing Co, res 674
Thirty-fifth
Eadon Ethel Miss, compositor Oakland Times, res 717 Twentieth
Eadon Moses, buyer with Hawley Bros (S F), res 916 Fifth
Eadon William H, clerk Judson Manufacturing Co, res 674
Thirty-fifth
Eagan Catherine Mrs, res 1108 Third
Eagan Margaret, domestic. 1366 Harrison
EAGLE BOX FACTORY- Mclntire, Abbey &Co proprietors, 611-
615 Market
Eames Adonirum G, driver with William Earn es, res 368 Seventh
Barnes George W, pile driver CPRR, res 831 Clay
Eames John, bridge builder, res 837 Clay
OAKLAND BREWERY,
Klt\M il A HIEVES, Proprietor*. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Duraut Street.
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OAKLAND.
Eames Roscoe L, shorthand reporter, res 554 Thirty-fifth
Eames William, butcher, 829 Broadway, res 368 Seventh
Eanos Hank, night watchman with Samm & Co, res 605 Third
Earickson E J, upholsterer, res 1826 Adeline
Earl Edwin T, fruit shipper (S F), res 768 Twelfth
Earl George J, carpenter (S F), res 322 B
Earl Guy C, student, res 768 Twelfth
Earl Josiah Mrs, res 768 Twelfth
Earle J B, note teller Anglo-Californian Bank (S F), res Summit
ave, Prospect Height
Earle Walter, manufacturer soap, SW cor Linden and Third
Earle William F, clerk, res 1006 Third
Early Jane E Mrs, res 515 Ninth
Earnest J T (Wall & Earnest, S F), res 1439 Market
East Oakland Brewery, R Ringgenberg propr, cor Eighth ave and
East Twelfth
EAST OAKLAND FREE READING ROOM, 307 East Twelfth
East Oakland Hotel, William Deike propr, SW cor Twelfth ave
and East Twelfth
East Oakland Kinder Garten, Mrs E F Cole principal, res 369
East Eleventh
East Oakland Planing Mill, Daniel Galliger manager, cor East
Twelfth and Fourteenth ave
East Oakland Pottery, T C Navivel propr, cor Nineteenth ave
and East Twelfth
EAST OAKLAND ' VIDETTE S W Allum proprietor, 1074
Thirteenth ave
Eastland Andrew J, clerk with Donohoe, Kelly & Co (S F), res
1379 Jackson
Eastland Alfred T, res 966 Jefferson
Eastland Joseph G, res 1379 Jackson
EASTLAND JOSEPH G, president Oakland Gas Light Co, 483
Ninth, res S F
Eastland Josephine Mrs, res 1379 Jackson
Eastland Josephine Miss, res 1379 Jackson
EASTLAND VAN LEER, superintendent and engineer Oakland
Gas Light Co, res 817 Grove
Eastman Ada Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 460
Elm
Eastman Alfred, res 513 East Fifteenth
Eastman C A, res 1315 Linden
Eastman C Henry, lumber, res 1057 Seventh ave
Eastman Frank G, contractor, res 460 Twenty-fourth
Eastman Frank W, ctark Galindo Hotel
Eastman Moses H, superintendent Oakland Paving Co, res 64
Valley
Eastman Moses L, res 354 East Sixteenth
UOUD WORK, LOW PRICES. Oilier,
33 3eary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
S. F. LAUNDRY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,18
Saa Kraiii'iisi'ii
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211
Eastman Walter F, res 354 East Sixteenth
Easton James, res 1373 Harrison
Easton Joseph, CPRR, res 1218 Eleventh ave
Eastwood E G Mrs, res 493 Twenty-third
Eastwood Gertie Miss, res 493 Twenty-third
Eastwood Harry, clerk, res 493 Twenty-third
Eastwood Hattie, domestic, cor John and Montgomery
Eastwood Hattie Miss, res 493 Twenty-third
Eaton Anna J Mrs, res 1367 Castro
Eaton Charles H, surveyor, res 1778 Eighth
Eaton D, brakeman CPRR, res 44 Seventh
Eaton Henry, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Eaton H J, foreman and markman Contra Costa Laundry, res
1416 Sixteenth
Eaton J C, mining expert, res cor Nineteenth ave and East
Twenty-fourth
Ebeler Henry, chipper Judson Manufacturing Co, res 762 Jef-
ferson
Ebell Society, A 0 U W, 377 Twelfth
Eby John D, machinery (S F), res 1005 Market
Eccles William J, painter with P R Sheehan, res 951 Thirty-fifth
Eche Otto, res cor Montgomery and Mather
Echenberger C F, cabinetmaker, res 556 Third
Eckhart E, laborer CPRR
Eckles Clement, carpenter, North Oakland, res Tenth nr Fol-
som
Eckley Geo F, bookkeeper Oakland Times Publishing Co, res Win-
sor House
Eckstrom Geo F, agent Singer sewing-machine, res 610 Fifth
Eclipse Bakery, R W Merrick propr, 960 Washington
Eddings Wm C, bartender, res West Oakland
Eddings W C, clerk, res 625 Eighteenth
Eddy Henry W, laborer, res cor Second and Broadway
Eddy Pelig A, fruits, etc, 456 Seventh, res 1056 Third
Eden Wm J, city agent Home Mutual Insurance Co, res NW cor
Howard and Webster
Edgar Chas, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal House,
Emery Station
Edgar James, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res San Pablo
ave nr Fortieth
Edgar James, miner, res San Pablo ave nr Fortieth, Temescal
Edgar James A, res 2153 West
Edgar Margaret J Mrs, res 2153 West
Edgar Wm J, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Berke-
ley
Edgarton Albert D, salesman, res 517 Ninth
Edlen John, engineer CPRR, res 813 Peralta
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, V1
Man FranciMcu.
Washington Brewery ^
WoNtermann A Co., Proprs.
N. W. COS. 5th & EI2IHAK ST2EZTS.
212
OAKLAND.
Edmonds Edward, hostler with M L Decker, res 1507 Broadway
Edmonds Walter J, barber with Stewart & Son, res 806 Clay
Edoff James P. commercial traveler, res 913 Grove
Edstrom Thos, trunkmaker, res 811 Center
Education Board of, C H Redington, A W Burrell, Wm H Jor-
dan, E Everett, E B Clement, H J Sohst and DrMW Fish
Edwards Albert, carriage painter Central Carriage Manufactor}7,
res 1557 San Pablo ave
Edwards Amanda Mrs, seamstress, res 1005 Seventh
Edwards Ambrose F, jeweler with R W Edwards, res 1054
Twelfth
Edwards Benj F, barber, 853 Broadway, res 511 Sixth
Edwards Chas H, brakeman C P R R, res 1856 Short
Edwards Conrad W, frame ornamenter with B A Armstrong, res
1512 Broadway
Edwards Evan John, coachman, res 477 Twenty-fourth
Edwards Frederick J (Edwards & Co), res 1458 Twelfth
Edwards Frank, conductor C P R R, res 738 Lewis
Edwards Geo C, instructor University, res 1568 Webster
Edwards Geo W, car repairer C P R R Yard
Edwards G W, seaman, res 1222 Franklin
Edwards H, brakeman C P R R, res 1856 Short
Edwards James, rancher, res 1311 Fourth ave
Edwards John, fireman C P R R, res 914 Pine
Edwards J G, editor and publisher Coast Review (S F), res 520
Tenth
Edwards J L, money order clerk post-office (S F), res 983 Camp-
bell
Edwards L Mrs, res 522 East Fourteenth
Edwards L B, general agent Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
The Arlington
Edwards Moroni, broker, res 927 Myrtle
EDWARDS R W. jeweler and watchmaker, 963 Broadway, res
1054 Twelfth
Edwards Walter J, car repairer, res 738 Lewis
Edwards Wm, carpenter, res Union Hotel
Edwards & Co (Frederick J Edwards), fish and oysters, 468
Eleventh
Effie M Miss, res 1003 Chester
p]gan Rose Mis-,, res 1015 Washington
Egbert Robert S, merchant, res 1123 Myrtle
Egbert Walter, student University, res 1123 Myrtle
Egert Louis H, butcher with H W Garner, 966 Broadway, res 359
Ninth
Eggers Edward H, clerk tax collector's office, res The Arlington
Effgleston Samuel F, baggagemaster SPUR II, res 1271 San
Pablo ave
1059
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SAN FLANCISCQ LAUNDRY «'»<
i •'*:* Geary bt., San Francisco.
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fAMES L. BARKKR,
Beriala-
^ent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
213
Egleston Alfred A, machinist Oakland Planing Mills, res 1940
Filbert
Ehrenphfort Fred, carpet layer with Christian Schreiber, res 374
Tenth
Eibach Chas, fresco painting (S F), res 976 Chester
Eiben Fred G (Eiben & Nor), res cor Seventh and Campbell,
upstairs
EIBEN & NOR (Andrew J Nor and Fred G Eiben), grocers, 1652
and 1654 Seventh
Eichbaum F H (Scoville & Co), and superintendent United Gas
Improvement Co (S F), res 769 Twelfth
Eichbaum Frederick H Jr, machinist, res 769 Twelfth
Eichbaum Wm P, machinist, res 827 Harrison
Eien Christian C, carpenter, res 664 Twenty-sixth
Eiferle Christ, saloon, 468 Eighth, res 418 Eighth
Eil Christian, carpenter with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 664
Twenty -sixth
EINTRACHT SALOON. Kugler & Schaefer proprietors, 835
Broadway
Eitel Chas H, clerk (S F), res 820 Henry
Eitel John A, clerk, res 820 Henry
Ekensteen Fred, clothier (S F), res 1155 Campbell
Ekman Adolph, clerk with Fred Sandelin, res Seventh
Ekstrom A L, res 559 Thirty-sixth
Eland Robert, butcher, res 1420 Tenth
Elder Alexander, bookkeeper with Brigham & Hoppe (S F), res
217 Tenth
Elder Etta S Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 217
Tenth
Elder Robert, student, res 217 Tenth
Elder Wm G, clerk (S F), res 217 Tenth
EL DORADO LIVERY STABLES. Geo T Trescott proprietor, 377
Eleventh cor Franklin
Eldredge Hugh J, res 1025 Seventh ave
Eldridge Henrv, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 219
Ettie
Eldridge Isabella, res 219 Ettie
Eldridge S A (S F), res 304 Fourteenth
Eldridge Washington, nail shop Judson Manufacturing Co, res 219
Ettie
Eldridge William B, employe Park and Ocean Railroad, res 1870
William
Eldrish L Mrs, res 912 Clay
Elfan Henry, salesman (S F), res 863 Center
Elford Wm, inventor, res 504 East Twenty-third
Elforde Mollie Miss, res 1913 San Pablo ave
Elforde Win, mechanic, res 1913 San Pablo ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & DIEVFN, Proprietors. Cor
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & TrezZini.fiiffiAscH' Fresco & Decorative Artists
214 OAKLAND.
Elias Horace, res 1312 Grove
Eliaser Samuel, clerk with E Barnett, res 563 Fifth
Eliason Augustus A, clerk with Kelsey & Flint, res 1312 Grove
Eliason Horace D, news stand, junction Broadway, San Pablo
ave and Foui'teent'i, res 1312 Grove
Elkan A, shoemaker, SW cor Twelfth and Franklin, res same
Ellard W H, machinist with H P Gregory (S F), res 972 Cy-
press
Elliott , res Spring nr San Pablo
Elliott C N Mrs, res 1316 Telegraph ave
Elliott Geo, foreman packing room Judson Manufacturing Co,
res Halleck nr Emery Station
Elliott G F, res 613 Sixteenth
Elliott Henry N, canvasser, res 1674 Telegraph ave
Elliott James, teamster with Taylor & Kettler, res 827 Brush
Elliott Mathew, porter Judson Manufacturing Co, res Spring
nr Adeline, Temescal
Elliott Nathan, commission merchant (S F), res 1120 Filbert
Elliott Robert, teamster with Mclntire, Abhey & Co, res 667
Grove
Elliott R D, salesman with RW Miller & Co, res 413 Twelfth
Elliott Win P, clerk with J H Bacon, res 829 Sixteenth
ELLIOTT WALTER W (W w Elliott & Co, S F), engraving,
lithographing and publishing, res 1368 Franklin
Ellis Alexander, helper C P R R Yards, res 1608 William
Ellis Chas, res 232 Twelfth
Ellis Chas H armorer Co A, Fifth Infantry, cor Twelfth and
Washington
Ellis C M Miss, assistant Swett School, res 1351 Fourth ave
Ellis Cyrus E, letter carrier post-office, res 1007 Pine
Ellis Felix D, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co (S F), res 869 Fil-
bert
Ellis Geo, barber, e s Telegraph ave bet Temescal and Birch
Ellis George, City Flour Mill, res East Seventeenth nr Sixteenth
ave
Ellis Henry C (Ellis & Miller, S F), res 914 Sixteenth
Ellis J H, painter, res 1326 Eleventh ave
Ellis Mattie, res 764 East Seventeenth
Ellis John, traveling agent, res 1069 Ninth ave
Ellis John F, printer, res 1069 Ninth ave
Ellis Martin, cabinetmaker, res 1607 Market
Ellis Walter G, jewelry manufacturer, 954 Broadway, room 10,
res Alameda
Ellsworth L xWrs, dressmaker, 1156 Broadway
Ellsworth Maud M Mrs, proprietress Merritt House, 404 Twelfth
Ellwood F W, stair builder, 2460 East Seventeenth
Elmslir W G Mrs, res 1423 San Pablo ave
"**~r i iiiunDV wAsiiiNu im»m. at short notice.
O. 3. LA I! RUll!. Office, S3 Geary St., S. F.. and *«* Broadway, Oakland.
All Til TIIPPIT 9 PR cabinet -woods oar -a.XjI_. zexasrcD*,,
A LLC II, IUUULL & UU., Nom IS and «<» Mpcai street, Han Francisco.
OAKLAND.
215
Eln^er Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 871 Broadway, res 776
Eleventh
Elsey Chas, farmer, res 653 Eleventh
Elvidge Chas E, machinist, res 1005 Market
Elvin Daniel, gardener, res 1310 Grove
Elvin Daniel, coachman with A M Simpson, 1265 Grove
El wood Grace Mrs, groceries, res 1111 Kirkham
Elwood Owen, res 1111 Kirkham
Ely Geo J, milkman, res 1218 Twenty-sixth
Ely Geo S B, engineer (S F), res 812 Chester
Ely John, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Elzy Even J, mining superintendent, res 1108 Market
Erne C E, fireman CPRR, res 1355 Eighth A
Eme Claude, res 1355 Eighth
Eme Ernest, freight engineer C P R R, res 1355 Eighth
Emerson Ralph, res Blake House
Emerson W H, porter with Taylor & Lohse, res cor East Eleventh
and Thirteenth ave
Emerson Win, soda manufactory, res 656 East Eleventh
Emery Chas C, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 258 Eighth
Emery Geo F, clerk with Wm P Wheeler, res 258 Eighth
EMERY JOSEPH S> vice-president Oakland Home Insurance
Co and pi'esidtnt Oakland Railroad Co, office 921 Broadway,
room 2, res NW cor Park and San Pablo ave
Emkens Louis, laborer, res New York Hotel
Em lay Frederick E, harnessmaker with O Emlay, res 690 Twen-
ty-fifth
Emlay Louis A, harnessmaker with Oliver Emlay, res 690 Twen-
ty-fifth
Emlay Oliver, saddler and harnessmaker, 1160 Broadway, res 690
twenty -fifth
Enas Geo H, master mariner, res 816 Alice
Encinal Flouring Mills, Gould & Williamson proprs, 751 and 753
Washington
Endrich Geo, painter, res 601 Webster
Engelbretson Finkel, laborer, res 1382 Broadway
Eugelke Robert, waiter, res 850 Franklin
Engen Carrie, domestic, res 676 Seventeenth
Engine House No 3, 1671 Eighth
Englebright H, blacksmith CPRR Yards, res 1772 Goss
Englebright H Jr, blacksmith CPRR, res 954 Campbell
Engler Edward, carpenter with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res
854 Harrison
English James, 1 borer, res 1672 Pacific
English James, laborer CPRR
English John T, carpenter, res 1622 Myrtle
Schafer & Co.! anT^ooSK- CLOTHING, i«m
to. 11 Mont
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westorniann & Co., Pronrs,
E. 5th 4 EIEEHAU STEEETS.
N. W. COE.
216
OAKLAND.
English Warren B, member San Francisco Produce Exchange
res 1268 Harrison
English Wm D, powder agent (S F), res NE cor Madison and
Tenth
Ennis An tone, watchman C P R R, res 1511 Fifth
Ennis Geo H: conductor C P R R, res 216 Fifth
Ennis John, junk man, res 1518* Third
Ennis Leroy, brakeman C P R R, res 740 Peralta
Ennis Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 1518 Third
Ennis Wm C, stoker Oakland Engine Co No 3, res 1691 Eighth
Enos Antonio, cabinetmaker, res 1685 Twelfth
Enos Frank, laborer, res 666 East Sixteenth
Enos Henry C, switchman C P R R, res 802 Wood
Enos Josephj laborer, res rear 731 J Henry
Enos Joseph, tarnisher (SF), res 254 Haven
Enos Le Rov, brakeman C P R R, res 740 Peralta
Enos Nancy, res 802 Wood
Enright James E, tanner, res 1214 Tenth ave
Enright John., caulker C P R R Ship Yard
Enright John, waiter with G F Calberg, res 1071 Twelfth ave
Enright William, waiter with G F Calberg, res 1071 Twelfth
ave
Enscoe J, general merchandise (Loyal ton,) res Chester House
Enscoe J Mrs, proprietress Chester House
Ensign Chas, engineer, res Forty-ninth bet Temescal and Shat-
tuck ave
Episcopal Church, cor Twelfth and East Sixteenth
Epley J W Mrs, res 664 Eighteenth
Erb D S, engineer, res 725 Alice
Erickson Errick, tailor, res Tremont House
Erie House, Mrs Mary Canny proprietress, 1113 Broadway
Erskine Wilber F, seaman, res 562 East Eleventh
Esdor Wm H, butcher with L H Egert, res 359 Ninth
Esperance Anton, laundryman, res 1916 San Pablo
Esteil Thos, porter C P R R, res 765 Sixth
Estler Jas A, mechanic, res 668 Fifth
Estey J C, res 825 Twenty-ninth
Estudillo Delia Miss, res cor Telegraph ave and Forty-third
Estudillo Lewis, teamster, res Forty-third bet Telegraph ave and
Grove, Temescal
EUREKA HOTEL- Henry H Meyer proprietor, S\V cor Washing-
ton and Seventh
Euson James H, engineer Pacific Coast Dredging and Reforma-
tion Co
Eustice Richard, blacksmith, res 916 Third
Evans A F(A F Evans & Co, S F), res 1414 Harrison
Evans Annie, cook Merritt House
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Oll'icea,
33 Geary St., San Francisco.
HG2 HroiKUva.v, Oakland.
Jas L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., Capital, $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
217
Evans Chas, butcher, res 1064 Eleventh ave
Evans Chas O, harnessmaker, 1311 Broadway and 1306 Telegraph
ave, res 1950 Myrtle
Evans H A, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res SW cor
Washington and Ninth
Evans Honora Mrs, dressmaker, res 857 Clay
Evans H L, foreman news depot Tribune Publishing Co, res 669
Nineteenth
Evans James D, salesman, res 1931 Grove
Evans Joseph F, employe United States Revenue (S F), res 2207
Adeline
Evans John W, agent Domestic sewing machine (S F), res 758
Ninth
Evans Mary Miss, teacher, res 857 Clay
Evans Randall, teamster with E Lenox & Son, res 1064 Eleventh
ave
Evans Richard, machinist, res 761 Grove
Evans Solon, cabinetmaker with Lyon & Kinsey, res 458 East
Seventeenth
Evans Taliesin. managing editor Evening Bulletin (S F), res
NW cor Fourth and Jackson
Evans Thos, bootmaker, res 857 Clav
Evans W R, with J W Evans (S F), res 758 Ninth
Evening Star Lodge No 263, IOOF, meets at Schimmelpfen-
nig's Hall on Wednesday evening
Everett Edward, rubber goods and member Board of Education,
(Fourth Ward), res 719 Eighth
Everett J Carlton, civil engineer, res 719 Eighth
Everett Sebastian L, editor, Wood and Iron, res 814 Fourteenth
Everhart Benjamin F, blacksmith with George O Shattuck, res
1457 New Broadway
Evers August, secretary Grocers' Protective Union (S F), res 1603
Brush
Evers George J, printer, res 1603 Brush
Evers John Henry, liquor dealer, res 1418 San Pablo ave
Evers Joseph, expressman, res 2125 Elm
Everson Mark (W and M Everson), res Wilcox Block
Everson Wallace (W & M Everson), res SW cor Sixteenth and
Filbert
EVERSON W & M (Wallace and Mark Everson), general hard-
ware, SW cor Broad way and Ninth
Evoy Edward, teamster with Smith & Butler, res NW cor
Thirty-sixth and Market
Evoy M J, res cor Thirty-sixth and Market
Ewell Jol n, attorney-at-law, res 562 Eighth
Ewen Frank (F Ewen & Co), res 1322 Telegraph ave
Ewen F & Co (Frank Ewen), carriage repository, 1315 Broadway
finkl A hi 1 RPni/PDV KRAMM & IHEVES, Proprictois. < or.
UHlVLWItJ DnLVlLni, T. If graph Avenue and I>urant Street.
Morotti «fe T e -ziai, Q E>
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Fresco and Decoratiye Artists.
218
OAKLAND.
Ewig Ernest, saloon, res 861 Campbell
Ewing Claude V, shipping clerk with Dewing & Co (S F), res 761
Fourteenth
Ewing D, teamster J Lusk Canning Oo, res Claremont ave bet
Summer and Clifton
Ewing Joseph, bookkeeper (S F), res cor Mariposa and Shattuck
aves, Temescal
Ewing Joshua C, solicitor, res 761 Fourteenth
Ewing Thomas, mining capitalist (S F), res Vernon Heights
Eyrich Dora Mrs, teacher fancy work, res 555 Seventh
Eyrich George I, engineer, res 555 Seventh
Eyslee Kate, domestic, 1210 West
.L JAiljijJ: (Jill j Fond dn Lac, Fort Wayne. Secure Your Tickets at TABLE,
(veneral Ticket Office, No. 58 Sew Montgomery Street, under Palace . _„„,,_ 1
Hotel, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific, CHICAGO AND TERMS
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
REASONAJU
Fabens H S, brakeman C P R R, res Alameda
Fabrique Barney C, salesman (S F), res 511 Tenth
Faccio Giovanni, cook with Frank Rosso, Central ave opp Lake
Merritt nr cor Oak
Faessler William, watchmaker, 468| Seventh, res 1827 Adeline
Fagen Lucy Miss, res 1629 Lincoln
Fahey James, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Randlett
House cor Park ave and Hollis
Fahey John, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Randlett
House cor Park ave and Hollis
Fahey Michael, foundry laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Randlett House cor Park ave and Hollis
Fahrenholz John, res 1723 Thirteenth
Fahrenholz John Jr, second officer ferry steamer C P R R, res
1723 Thirteenth
Fairbank Jonathan, painter, res 770 Twenty-second
Fairbanks John J, horse trainer, res cor Forty-first and Adeline,
Temescal
Fairbanks Joseph A, controller Market Street Railroad (S F),
res 950 Wood
Fairchild Charles A, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild James A, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild Judd H, carpenter C P R R, res 565 Seventeenth
Fairchild Stephen F, miner, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairchild Warren G, groceries, 1350 Market, res 846 Seventeenth
Fairley Ethel Miss, actress, res Thirty-ninth nr Grove
Fairlev Mabel Miss, actre s, its Thirty-ninth nr Grove
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL DOXEatVEHV LOW Hates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE SCO., OAK PL A N K , is^ WB3KS*'
OAKLAND.
219
Fairley Pearl Knox Mrs, Thirty-ninth nr Grove
Fake George, watchmaker with A Steffanoni, res Fruit Vale
Falchner James, carpenter, res 1210 Thirtieth
Falk Pauline Mrs, candies, 1119 Broadway, res 306 Tenth
Fallon James, laborer, res 1103 Third
Fallon John, laborer, res 764 Twenty-second
Fallon Kate, domestic. 1033 Linden
Fallon Malachi, supervisor, res SE cor Seventh and Oak
Fallon Sarah Miss, with Mrs E Fant, res 764 Clay
Falls John H, coal oil and lamps, 1255 San Pablo ave. res same
Fanning N S, wheelwright, res 253 Second
Fannon John, section foreman C P R R, res 710 Lewis
Fannon Patrick, laborer CPRR, res 710 Lewis
Fant E Mrs, dressmaker, 963 Washington, res same
Faocasi Louis, carpenter, res 653 Myrtle
Farish J R, commercial editor Herald, res 614 Seventeenth
Farley Martin B, engineer CPRR, res 967 Pine
Farley Patrick, teamster, res 614 East Sixteenth
Farley Peter, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1668 Pacific
Farley Robert, stone cutter, res 1763 Grove
Farley Thomas, drayman, res 413 Fifteenth
Farmer Adolph, cabinetmaker (S F), res Clay nr Fourth
Farmer Ed W, clerk Capital Restaurant, res 1804 Seventh
Farmer George J, boat builder, foot of Alice, res 277 Eighth
FARMER ROBERT H> proprietor Capital Restaurant, 1802,
1804, and 1808 Seventh
Farmer Thomas F, clerk Capital Restaurant, res 1804 Seventh
Farmer Wm, propr Seventh Street Lodging House, 1806 Seventh
Farnham Frederick J, carpenter, res Grant nr Thirteenth ave
Farno Clara Mrs, res 574 Thirty-fifth
Farno Claribel A Miss, res 574 Thirty-fifth
Farno James A, machinist, res 574 Thirty-fifth
Farno William V, assistant with A F Merriman & Son, res 574
Thirty-fifth
Farnum A L Mrs, res 1781 Goss
Farnum C H, millhand Pacific Improvement Co, res 1781 Goss
Farnum John E, bank commissioner, res 762 Sixteenth
Farquhar Mary A Mrs, res 1256 Eighth
Farquhar M M Miss, with George J Luce, res 514 Tenth
Farr A J, brakeman CPRR, res 1727 Goss
Farr Charles, laborer, res 953 Third
FARR LINCOLN T= assistant postmaster Oakland Post-office, res
2269 Telegraph ave
Farr William J, laborer, res 953 Third
Farran Michael, Dashaway Stables, res same
Farrann Michael, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Ettie
nrB
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, Ni
No. 11 Montgomery St.
Kim FranriNco.
Washington Brewery,
Westerniaiin St Vo„ Proprs.
S. W. COB. 5th. S SIBXKAU STREETS.
y*,fi i 220
OAKLAND.
Farren Michael, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck
nr Emery Station
FARRAR M P MRS. Central Block, res 1068 Broadway
Farrell Ann E, res 837 Brush
Farrell Bryant, coachman, res SW cor Sixteenth and Filbert
Farrell James, car repairer C PRR, res 1004 Wood
Farrell Jane Mrs, furnished rooms, res 809 Wood
Farrell John, shoemaker, 421 Seventh, res 671 Twenty-seventh
Farrell John, groceries and liquors, 219 Sixth, res same
Farrell Joseph P, agent California Door Co, res Galindo Hotel
Farrell Margaret Mrs, groceries and liquors, 1847 Grove, res same
Farrell Michael, stableman, res Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Farreil P H, res 523 Eighth
Farrell Thomas F, oil finisher and painter, res cor Fourth and
Clay
Farrell William Mrs, res n s Williams nr San Pablo ave
Farrier H L, clerk with H Tubbs, res 1261 Sixth ave
Farrington Elvin D Jr, clerk with H Bowman, res 568 Fifteenth
Farrington Elvin D, clerk U S Custom House, res 563 Fifteenth
Farrington Geo W, grainer with E K Russell, res 563 Fifteenth
Farrington N C Mrs, res 1228 Franklin
Farrow Albert, horse trainer Oakland Race Track, Emery Tract,
res same
Farsyth J W, res 1804 Seventh
FARWELL F M> house, sign and ornamental painter, 378
Twelfth, res Adeline nr Evoy ave
Faschian Herman, manager Germania Hall, res 805 Jackson
Fashion Stables, McCleverty & Noblett proprs, 860 Broadway
Fasshauer Jacob C, clerk with Dr W V Grimes, res Twentieth nr
San Pablo ave
Fasshauer J C, druggist, cor Seventh and Broadway, res 823 Fil-
bert
Faubel John, laborer, res 1217 Franklin
Faucht William, filemaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res 2071
San Pablo aye
Faughten John M, expressman. Seventh and Broadwav, res 2045
Filbert
Faulkner Carrie Miss, shorthand reporter (S F), res 856 Harri-
son
Faulkner George Mrs, res 856 Harrison
Faulkner Geo R, clerk with Theo E Scranton, res 856 Harrison
Faust J R, painter with J T Gardiner, res 424 Fourteenth
Faver Joseph, 3131 Seventh
Favor Fred K, switchman S P C R R, res 356 Seventh
Favor Laura P Mrs, nurse, res 356 Seventh
Fawcett Harry E, decorations and fresco painting, 456 Twelfth,
res same
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKMi OOSKntVKRY I,OW ltntos.
Office, 33 Geary Bt, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Tas. Ij. Barker, BERKELEY,
<* Importer of aud Dealer in
Builders' Hardware an Descriptions
OAKLAND.
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Fay Charles, engineer CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Fay Ida Miss, dressmaker, res 467 Tenth
Fay John, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Fay John, newspaper carrier (S F), res 1729 Adeline
Fay William, cabinetmaker, 576 Seventh, res same
Faylor W A Mrs, dressmaker, res 516 Ninth
Fearey Joseph H, general news agent S P C R R, res SW cor
Sixth and Oak
Fearey Mary Mrs, res 1952 Grove
Fearey Robert D, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res n s Spring
nr Adeline
Fearey T H, brakeman, res 1367 Broadway
Fearn John D, physician and druggist, 975 Washington, res 1409
Franklin
Feehan Tobias, laborer CPRR, res 720 Henry
Feeley Cornick, groceries, wines and liquors, SW cor Fifth and
Washington
Feeney Bridget, res 1122 Fifteenth ave
Feeney Thomas J, carpenter, res s s Twenty-second west of
Myrtle
Feeny Owen, laborer, res 967 Fifth
Feeny Patrick, fireman, res 661 Grove
Feige Richard, furniture, 1710 Seventh, res 1673 Taylor
Feigion Frederick, baker, res 709 Broadway
Felder John, bartender with T H Scheiding, res 1816 Seventh
Fell Thos, paperhanger, res 657 East Seventeenth
Felley Philomen H, policeman, res 1365 West
Fellipe Manuel, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 234 Harlan
Fellows E C Mrs, res 940 Myrtle
Fellows Park, wheat manager with Balfour, Guthrie & Co, res
1222 Eighth
Fellows Samuel S, cashier with Redington & Co (S F), res 1414
Filbert
Felton Edward S, baggageman S P R R, res 945 Wood
Felton Engine Co No 2, Oakland Fire Department, 470 Sixth
Felton J B Mrs, res 930 Adeline
Feneran James, grainer, res 760 Third
Fenerson Theodore, hostler, res 403 Ninth
Fennell Jessie C Mrs, res 1750 Telegraph ave
Fennell Maggie I Miss, res 1750 Telegraph ave
Fenner Obediah B, propr Lake Merritt Boat House, Lake Mer-
ritt, Twelfth Street Bridge, res 222 Eleventh
Fennessey John, saloon, 463 Ninth, res 664 Sixth
Fennes^y Norah, domestic, 512 Seventeenth
Fennon E J, night clerk post-office, res 1228 Broadway
Feno M F, watchman CPRR, r.s 1365 Eighteenth
Fenton John, lahorec, res Blair's RancV Piedmont
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Fen ton J R, carpenter C P R R Yards
Fenton Katie Miss, employe shoe factory, res 756 Seventh
Fenton Nellie Miss, employe shoe factory, res 756 Seventh
Fergus Thos W, carpenter, res 761 Campbell
Ferguson David, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Ferguson Ernest M, printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 1018
Brush
Ferguson Frank M, laborer, res 1764 Atlantic
Ferguson Hugh J, cook Seventh Street House, res 1804 Seventh
Ferguson John, laundrj man Contra Costa Laundry
Ferguson John A, machinist Pacific Nail Works, res 812 Myrtle
Ferguson Libby Miss, dressmaker, res 614 Eighteenth
Ferguson Sadie Miss, dressmaker, res 614 Eighteenth
Ferguson T, nailer Pacific Nail Works, res 955 Seventh
Ferguson W D, nailer Pacific Nail Works, res 812 Myrtle
Fernald William H, res 1228 Broadway
Fernandez Manuel, laborer C P R R, res 110 Louisa
Ferneld Louise Miss, res 1361 Market
Ferradi B, employe Pacific Nail Works, res 712 Myrtle
Ferrell James, laborer, res 269 Second
Ferrier Blanche Miss, res 65 Valley
Ferrier David L, clerk, res 65 Valley
Ferrier Frank, res 875 Washington
Ferrier Mena Mrs, teacher German and French, Oakland High
School, res 65 Valley
Ferrier Rose Miss, res 65 Valley
Ferris B Mrs, res 569 Twenty-second
Ferris David, nurseryman with G J Nicholson, res 874 Twenty-
first
Ferris J Miss, res 569 Twenty-second
Ferris Jackson, tailor with Greenhood & Moran, res 864 Twenty-
first
Ferris James M, engineer, res 373 Eleventh
Ferris J A, attorne} -at-law and real estate (Gait), res 612
Eighteenth
Ferris John, gardener, res 876 Twenty-first
Ferris Lizzie C Miss, res 569 Twenty-second
Ferris Richard, dairyman, res 630 Chestnut
Ferris Samuel, painter, res 501 Twenty-fourth
Ferris Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res Avenue House
Ferris W C, insurance, res 569 Twenty-second
Ferris William H, carpenter, res 460 Fifth
Ferro Jose, steward ferry boat Oakland, res Chase
Ferry Daniel, res 1987 Webster
Fertado Frank, laborer C P R R
Fesberg Himreich, laborer, res 670 East Sixteenth
Fetzer Ferdinand, artesian wellborer, res 214 Eleventh
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™~* {%fss$-&.SS£SS5L
ALLEN, HIGGLE & CO.,
Hickory, Oak. Ash, Whlt« WooO, Mapio, Etc.,
Vo-. is and n£o (Spear (Street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
223
Feucht Margaret, res 2071 San Pablo ave
Feucht William, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 2071
San Pablo ave
Fiala Theodore R, salesmin with Taffc & Pennoyor, res Santa
Clara ave bet Ussir and Grant, Alameda
Fiatho Manuel Joaquins, laborer, res 240 Hoi lis
Fibush Aaron J (Fib'ish Bios), res 1003 Franklin
Fibush Jacob (Fibti>h Bros), res 1003 Franklin
Fibush Bros (Aaron and Jacob Fibush), cigars and tobacco,
1103 Broadway
Fick A Mrs, dry goods, 1761 Seventh, res same
Fick August, painter, res 1761 Seventh
Fickett Ellen D M, res 1448 Chestnut
Fieberling Peter (Schmidt & Fieberling), res 828 Franklin
Fiege Henry, saloon, 840 Broadway, res 273 Sixth
Field Carrie E Miss, assistant Franklin School, res 1019 Eighth
FIELD C H MISS, principal Home School, res 1825 Telegraph
ave
Field D W, buyer with Porter Bros & Co, res San Francisco
FIELD L H MISS, principal Home School, res 1825 Telegraph
1825 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland,
May 1 st, 1884.
The Summer Term at the HOME SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES (Organized in 1872),
will begin on IVEDNESDA Y, JUL Y 30.
MISS L. A. FIELD, |
(P. O. BOX 136.)
AXN U ,
MISS E. E FIELD, 1
PRINCIPALS.
Field M W Mrs, millinery and millinery goods, 1152 Broadway, res
same
Fielding John C. printer, res 831 Harrison
Fields Mrs Emilie, dressmaker, 550 Seventh, res same
Fields George, policeman, res 1107 Seventh
Fields J B Mrs, dressmaker, 1167 Seventh, res same
Fields Joseph B, policeman, res 1167 Seventh
Fields Mary Miss, milliner, res 550 Seventh
Fields Thos W, detective, res 1316 Eighth ave
Fife Nelson, mechanical engineer, res 1119 Filbert
Fifield Wm H, attorney-at -law (SF), res 453 East Eleventh
Figan Ann. res Ki29 Lincoln
Fike Nathan, junk dealer (S F),res 809 Peralta
Schafer & Co.v CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, RftSsftssffS:
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
WcNterinann & Co., Proprs.,
Tfi. W. cor. 5th A Kirkhani jgts
224
OAKLAND.
Filbert Edward, painter, res 1162 Seventh
Fillmore George W, conductor CPRR, res 1019 Chester
Fillmore J A, general superintendent CPRR, res 1812
Steiner
Fillmore John, candymaker with G A Blank, res SW cor Adeline
and San Pablo ave
Fillmore John, gardener County Court House, res Adeline nr San
Pablo ave
FILLMORE L> general superintendent S P C R R, office foot of
Market (S F), res Centennial House, cor Clay and Fourteenth
Finch Daniel, rancher, res 770 Fourteenth
Finch D B, capitalist, res Centennial House
Finch Edwin S, clerk with E G Bus well, res 1169 Clay
Finch Wm H, superintendent Oakland Artesian Water Co, res 99
Pine
Fincke Henry Wm, brick mason, res Walsworth ave nr Prospect
ave
Fincke Henry W, saloon, 601 Franklin
Findley James, engineer Oakland Gas Light Co, res 261 Second
Fine A, physician, res Clinton House, cor East Twelfth and Sixth
ave
Finigan John J, janitor Garfield Block, res 489 Twenty-fifth
Finigan J Wm, salesman with Champlinfc Williamson, res Blake
House
Fink Harry W, porter with Dalziel & Moller. res Adam's Point
eldey Frederick, sawyer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 251
Second
Finkeldey Frederick hostler with Myron M Tinkham, res NW
cor Twelfth and Webster
Finkeldey Henry, butcher with Wm Nelle, res 544 Twenty-
second
Finkeldey Minnie Mrs, res 251 Second
Finkeldey William, teamster with Fisher & Taylor, res 251
Second
Finley Mattie Miss, res 666 Tenth
Finnerty Owen, laborer CPRR Yards
Finney G W, carpenter, res 1156 Broadway
Finney John W, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res Ross
House
Finnigan John J, janitor Garfield Block, res 489 Twenty-fifth
Finnigan Michael J, house painting, glazing and kalsomining,
1311 Broadway, res 719 Nineteenth
Finnigan William J, salesman with Champlin & Williamson, res
Blake House
Finucane Sallie A Miss, dressmaker with E W Johnson, res 363£
Twelfth
Finucane William M, salesman with Agard & Co, res 363^ Twelfth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
«.OOI> WOBK, IX>W PRICKS. Oltlre,
33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BANKER.
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
225
Fire Alarm, Geo H Carlton, City Hall
Fire Alarm Stations
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, B R Laton agent,
468 Ninth
Fire Insurance Association of London., H Griffin agent, 958 Broad-
way
FIREMAN S FUND INSURANCE CO- Hinds Fuller agent, 912
Broadway
Fire Warden, "Geo H Carlton, City Hall
First Baptist Church, Rev E H Gray pastor, cor Fourteenth and
Brush
First Baptist Church of East Oakland, Rev S B Morse clergyman,
NE cor Tenth ave and Fourteenth
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev John Knox McLean,
D D, pastor, SW cor Thirteenth and Clay and NW cor
Twelfth and Clay
First Hebrew Congregation, Rev M S Levy rabbi, s s Fourteenth
nr Webster
First M E Church, Rev C A Holmes pastor, SE cor Clay and
Fourteenth
First M E Church of East Oakland, Seventh ave bet East Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OAKLAND V D Moody president,
B F Mann vice-president, A D Thomson cashier, 1002
Broadway
First Presbyterian Church, Rev Francis Horton pastor, NE cor
Fourteenth and Franklin
Fischbach John, moulder, res 772 Fifth
Fischer August, bookkeeper (S F), res 1609 Eighth
Fischer Frank L (F L Fischer & Co), printer and publisher (S F),
res 829 Castro
Fischer Frank X (Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher), res 677 Third
Fish Arthur L, manager Worthington Pumps, 30-32 First St,
(S F), res 664 Eighteenth
Fish Azel, clerk mining office, res 713 Eighth
Fish Charles H, mining, res 804 Tenth
FISH GEORGE L (Phelan & Fish), res S F
Fish James H, capitalist, res 918 Grove
Fish M W, physician and member Board of Education (Seventh
Ward), office 461 East Fourteenth, res same
Fish Nathaniel P, shoemaker, res 860 East Fourteenth
Fish Thaddeus D, salesman with Phelan & Fish, res Wilson House
Fish Thomas F, bookkeeper, res 1059 Brush
Fish Thomas J, grocery, res 772 Tenth
Fish Walter E, salesman with Salinger & Co, res 1766 Eighth
Fish Wm H, foreman Oakland Times Publishing Co, res 615 Fifth
Fisher A A (Fisher & Taylor), res S F
OAKLAND BREWERY, W"^™™- proprietor*.
Telegraph Avenue and Duraut Street.
15
Moretti & Trezzini, C U
ST. ANN'S BUILDING, -J- ^
Fresco and Decorative Artists.
226
OAKLAND.
Fisher Aaron D (Fisher & Morrison), res 1877 William
Fisher Albert E, printer, res 1017 Thirtieth
Fisher Beriah P, carpenter, res 1577 Broadway
Fisher C Mrs, res 923 Fifth
Fisher Edgar S, clerk with H Bowman, res 325 Ninth
Fisher Edward, plumber with Burtchaell & Crowley, res cor
Twenty-second and Broadway
Fisher Evelyn N Mrs, teacher music, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Fayette, carpenter, res 325 Ninth
Fisher Florence V Miss, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Frank L, printer (S F), res 829 Castro
Fisher Galen M, city clerk and treasurer, City Hall, res 904 Fil-
bert
Fisher George, laborer, res 233 Second
Fisher Grace W Miss, music teacher, res 1227 Eleventh ave
Fisher Gus A, upholsterer with Christian Schreiber, res 1862
Seventh
Fisher H E, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Fisher Henry, butcher, res 1367 Fifteenth
Fisher Herbert H, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Hiram, farmer, res Temescal bet Telegraph ave and
Broadway
Fisher John, groceries, SE cor Twenty-ninth and West
FISHER JOHN' groceries and provisions, NW cor Sycamore and
Grove
Fisher Joseph, melter and refiner United States Mint (S F), res
1412 West
Fisher Kate B Mrs, assistant teacher Oakland High School, res
686 Thirty fourth
Fisher Lillian *A Miss, res 821 Thirty-third
Fisher L P, advertising agent (S F), res 686 Thirty-fourth
Fisher Lulu Miss, res 923 Fifth
Fisher & Morrison (A D Fisher and W W Morrison), cigars and
tobacco. 1776 Seventh
Fisher Philip M, county superintendent schools and secretary
Board of Education, 5 Court House, res Washington Cor-
ners
Fisher R A, machinist S P C R R, res San Francisco
Fisher Richard C, medical student, res 955 Seventh
FISHER & TAYLOR (A A Fisher and J P Taylor), agents Wel-
lington coal and wholesale wood and coal dealers, cor First
and Water, office 1168 Broadway
Fisher Thomas, clerk, res 1520 Ninth
FISHER WILLIAM A. assistant city superintendent of public
schools, City Hall, res 686 Thirty-fourth
Fisk Leander, groceries, res 671 Adeline
Fiske Wm H, carpenter CPRR, res 1860 William
S. F. LAUNDRY.
VOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Om.e.
33 Geary St, S. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,18
o
OAKLAND.
San Francisco
2271
FITCH OSCAR (Oakland Transfer Co), 962 Broadway, res 483
Plymouth ave
Fitch Samuel S, shoemaker with J Kelly, res NW cor Peralta
and Seventeenth
Fitch Walter S, painter, res 914 Harrison
Fitch William, res 914 Harrison
Fitch William (Fitch & Knowles), res 1323 Harrison
Fitch Zola E, pressman Vidette, res 914 Harrison
Fittbogen Paul, cigars and tobacco, 1251 San Pablo ave, res 1359
Brush
Fitzell Mary Miss, milliner with Mrs K K Halsted, res 757 Jefferson
Fitzell Peter M. laborer, res 757 Jefferson
Fitzgerald M Miss, instructor Singer Manufacturing Co, res 812
Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Mary J Mrs, res 759 Fourth
Fitzgerald David, laborer, res 812 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Edward J, clerk with Greenhood & Moran, res 812
Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Edward Mrs, res 1964 Seventh
Fitzgerald Edward L, real estate agent (S F), res 468 Fifth
Fitzgerald J, laborer CPRR
Fitzgerald James, waiter with M Furnis, res 510 Eighth
Fitzgerald Kate Mrs, res 468 Fifth
Fitzgerald Miss Katie, dressmaker, res 1769 Goss
Fitzgerald M, laborer CPRR
Fitzgerald Mary, cook with Rev Michael King, res 616 Seventh
Fitzgerald Mathew, section foreman CPRR, res 1769 Goss
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Fitzgerald Morris, laborer, res 730 Chester
Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker, res 1535 Curtis
Fitzgerald Richard D, shoemaker, res 2128 Peralta
Fitzgerald Robert M, attorney-at-law, 854£ Broadway, res 468
Fifth
Fitzgerald Morris, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1250 Center
Fitzmaurice John, gardener, rer 768 Fifteenth
Fitzpatrick Edward C, harnessmaker, 455 Eighth, res 832
Twenty-ninth
Fitzpatrick James J, musician, res 1162 Fifth
Fitzpatrick Maggie, domestic, 668 Thirty-fourth
Fitzpatrick Peter C, plasterer, res 1359 Eighteenth
Fitzpatrick Timothy E, plasterer, res 1359 Eighteenth
Fitzsimmons John, chief jailor Court House, res 366 Ninth
Fitzsimmons John, painter, res 366 Ninth
Fitzsimmons Thomas, peddler, res 560 Franklin
Flagg Elba Mrs, res 572 Seventeenth
Flahertv James, laborer, res 716 Chester
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Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, "£"»£2sk-
Washington Brewer y^
WVstenijajjn A Co., Propr8M
N. W. COE. 5th St KIREHAM STKEETS.
228
OAKLAND.
Flaherty John, laborer CPRR, res 1471 Fourteenth
Flaherty Thos, painter, res 1404 Eighteenth
Flanagan Bernard, engineer, res 664 Harrison
Flanagan Mollie, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Flanery Joseph, bartender with J as Nugent, res Bartlett House
Flanigan Christopher, laundry, Prospect ave east of Broadway
Flanigan Edward, milkman, res Fortieth nr Lusk
Flanigan Thomas J, division roadmaster CPRR, res 876
Wood
Flannery James, laborer CPRR, res 1572 Third
Flannery Joseph, extraman Hook & Ladder Co No 1, res SW
cor Eighth and Washington
Flannery M rv L Miss, seamstress, res 961 Kirkham
Fleck Emelia Mrs, midwife, res 362 Tenth
Fleck Gustave (Fleck & Busse), res 362 Tenth
Fleck Helena Miss, res 362 Tenth
Fleck & Busse (Gustave Fleck and C C Busse), barbers, 459
Twelfth
Fleenor Wm T, minister Trinity Baptist Church, Clay bet Tenth
and Eleventh, res 1514 San Pablo ave
Fleischinger Katie, domestic with C Jaenicke, 815 Broadway
Fleming A J Mrs, res 304 Ninth
Fleming David S, engineer, res 811 Center
Fleming Ella T, dressmaker, res 811 Center
Fleming James, laborer, res 1862 West
Fleming John J, saloon, 625 Twelfth, res 1321 Twelfth ave
FLEMING JOHN W> wood, coal, hay, grain and agricultural
implements, 1957 San Pablo ave, res 1950 Myrtle
Fleming Joseph, extraman Hook & Ladder Co No 1, res Webster
nr Seventh
Fleming W Y, res 304 Ninth
Flemming J W, engineer CPRR
Flemming Robert F, telephone inspector, res 1309 Webster
Flemming Robt J, lineman Sunset Telephone Co, res 1309 Web-
ster
Flescher Alfred H, apprentice printer, res 1724 Twelfth
Flescher Wm C, barber, res 1724 Twelfth
Fletcher , res Vernon Heights
Fletcher Chas H, agent Pacific Transfer Co (S F), res 661 Third
Fletcher Joseph, conductor CPRR, res Livermore
Fletcher Matthew S, wiper CPRR Shops, res 1830 Seventh
Fletcher Thomas H, grainer, res 852 Jefferson
Fletcher W F, policeman, res 1308 Telegraph ave
Fletcher Wm, barber with Joseph Jemery, res 1724 Twelfth
Fletcher W T, res 1308 Telegraph
Flick David A, carpenter, res 416 East Sixteenth
Flick Geo W, contractor, res 416 East Sixteenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""■■
a J S» Geary St., San Francisco.
*• ( SG'Z Broadway, Oakland.
rAMF.S L. BARKER
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
229
Flint A P, insurance (S F), res 1103 Filbert
Flint Edward D (Taylor & Flint, S F), res 513 Thirteenth
Flint Edward P (Flint, Peabodyfc Co, S F), res 513 Thirteenth
Flint Elijah T, res 1269 Castro
Flint Francis Miss, res 909 Linden
Flint Francis E, with Frank P Flint (S F), res Blake House,
1059 Washington
Flint Frank P (S F), res Blake House, 1059 Washington
Flint Geo B (Kelsey & Flint), res 1073 Broadway
Flint Geo B, First Lieutenant Oakland Light Cavalry
Flint Harry, insurance (S F), res 1103 Filbert
Flint Levi, shoemaker, 1754 Seventh, res 1718 Eighth
Flint M H, paper, res Blake House
Flint Mabel Miss, res 1103 Filbert
Flint Samuel, superintendent's office post-office (S F), res 1718
Eighth
Flood Geo F, blacksmith, res 666 East Fifteenth
Flood Isaac, whitener and kalsominer, res 666 East Fifteenth
Flora Elisha H. house mover, res 1464 Market
Flora M R, house mover, res 1624 Myrtle
Flory Isaac, electrotype department Pacific Press, res 1059 Castro
Floyd W E, agent with Yates & Co, First foot Castro, res San
Francisco
Flynn Andrew, groceries and liquors, 1601 Myrtle, res same
Flynn Chas C, shipwright, res 885 Bay
Flynn Edmond, res 721 Fourth
Flynn Hugh, blacksmith, res 1862 William «
Flynn James, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Flynn James, upholsterer with McGovern & Cahill, res 824
Lydia
Fivnn James F, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res 131
Hollis
Flynn John S, painter Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1363
Eighteenth
Flynn Maggie, domestic, 1018 Eighteenth
FLYNN PATRICK, wood, coal, hay, grain, etc, 1459 and 1461
Seventh, res 822 Lewis
Flynn Pgorman, shoemaker with C W Cornor, res 367 Twelfth
Flynn Timothy, carpenter, res 1363 Eighteenth
Foard Daniel R, salesman with Phelan & Fish, res 356 Tenth
Focacci Frank, gardener, res rear 657 Myrtle
Focacci Louis, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 653 Myrtle
Fochette Martin, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Fogarty Matthew, night watchman, res 1312 Market
Fogarty Thos, laborer, res 852 \ Webster
Fogg Ella F Miss, teacher, res 463 Twentieth
Fogg Ellen Mrs, res 1640 Myrtle
OAKLAND BREWERY.
KltAMM & IUEVES, Proprietors. Cor
Telegraph Avenue aurt Durant Street-
Moretti & TreZZini,tiNmBNS Fresco & Decorative Artists
230
OAKLAND
Fogg Geo, student, res Alta House
Fogg Geo H, real estate office, cor Broadway and Twentieth, res
463 Twentieth
Fogg Geo J, carpenter CPRR, res 1454 Seventh
FOGG JAMES L. agent Mutual Life of New York, Travelers and
Continental Insurance Co, office 460 Tenth, res 1011
Brush
Fogg Joseph S, carpenter, res 813 Market
Fojada Joseph, gardener, cor Thirty-eighth and Telegraph ave
Foley Daniel, laborer, res New York Hotel
Foley D J, ship carpenter CPRR Yards
Foley James, blacksmith, res 1725 Myrtle
Foley James J, res 1023 Peralta
Foley John, teamster Renton Coal Co, res 666 Twenty-Seventh
Foley Michael, laborer, res 1171 Third
Foley Thomas, laborer, res 623 Chestnut
Foley Thomas, wiper CPRR Shops, res 620 Chestnut
Folger George S, foreman with Frank Barnard & Co, res 363
Fifth
Folger James A (J A Folger & Co, S F), res 1308 Jackson
Folger J A Jr, salesman with J A Folger & Co, res 1308 Jackson
Folger James, carpenter, res 374 Tenth
Folger S G, collector with Jaffe & Co, res 373 Second
Folkers John H A, dental goods (S F), res 915 Myrtle
Follansbee Geo A, carpenter, res 1708 Seward
Follrath Adam, horseshoer, 1060 Thirteenth ave, res 2112 Thir-
teenth ave
Follrath George E, horseshoer with Adam Follrath and extraman
Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res 619 East Fourteenth
Follrath William A, horseshoer with Adam Follrath, res 514 East
Twelfth
Folte Gustav, bookkeeper, res 870 Franklin
Fonda D B (Fonda & Co), propr West Oakland Sentinel, res
1772 Goss
Fonda Geo H, real estate, 1696 Seventh, res 1772 Goss
FONDA P W (Fonda & Co), editor West Oakland Sentinel, res
1772 Goss
FONDA & CO (P w and D B Fonda), editors and proprietors West
Oakland Sentinel, 1696 Seventh
Fones John M, carpenter, res 518 Eighth
Fonte Antone, groceries and dry goods, cor East Twelfth and
Sixteenth ave, res 1114 Sixteenth ave
Fonte George, tanner with Crist & Co, res Twenty-third nr Nine-
teenth ave
Fonte Joseph T, clerk with Antone Fonte, res 1114 Sixteenth
ave
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231
Fontes Anton, coachman, 154 Lake
Foot Chas B, clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co, res 805 Clay
Foot M S, laborer CPRR
Foote Henry S, attorney-at-law (S F), res 521 Nineteenth
Foote William W, railroad commissioner, res 1154 Brush
Forbes Alfred E, clerk with M H Coffee, res 1559 Seventh
Forbes A P, millwright, res 863 Union
Forbes Frederick, bookkeeper, res 1559 Seventh
Force Edward E, employe with Judson & Co, res 1244 Adeline
Ford Albert, carpenter, res 1080 Fourteenth ave
Ford , fireman CPRR, res 566 East Eleventh
Ford Charles, carriage painter, res 2139 Chestnut
Ford C J, fireman CPRR, res 1422 Tenth
Ford Daniel R, salesman with Phelan & Fish, res 356 Tenth
Ford Emma Miss, cook Pacific Press Boarding House, res 1067
Castro
Ford George, dairyman, res 913 Twenty-eighth
Ford Henry P, clerk, res 765 Grove
Ford Jerome, lumber merchant, res 923 Fifth ave
Ford John, shoemaker, res 719 Lewis
Ford Katie M, res 765 Grove
Ford Lizzie Miss, res 765 Grove
Ford Wm, laborer, res 1832 Seventh
Ford William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Fording Ida Miss, res 1571 Broadway
Fording Mary E Mrs, res 1571 Broadway
Forgie John, cutter with Bullock & Jones (S F), res 1461 Broad-
way
Forney Robert L, milkman, res 231 Helen
Forrest Anna, domestic, 1268 Harrison
Forrest Curtis T, capitalist, res 1841 Webster
Forrest E T, upholsterer, res 1460 Seventh
Forrest M F, furnished rooms, 1460 Seventh
Forrest Sterling P, laborer, res 761 Castro
Forsland Emma S, domestic, 758 Tenth
Forster Dorothy Mrs, res 758 Castro
Forster Emma, res 329 Third
Forsyth John H, bartender with Thomas Newman, res Seventh
Street House
Fort Peter, bartender with J M Reath, res 463 Sixth
Fortado Frank, laborer, res 730 Henry
Forth mann Q D, ship carpenter CPRR Yard
Fortin Damien E, clerk with V L Fortin, res 566 Nineteenth
Fortin Victor L, lime depot and contractor for brick work, 480
Third, res 566 Nineteenth
Fortman Diedrich, ship carpenter, res Bay nr William
Fortman Fred, ship carpenter CPRR Ship Yard, res 834 Cedar
Schafer & Co.: Xkn&KK: CLOTHING, 5£5K; San Francisco.
Washington Brewery ',
lWstormann & Co., Proprs.
N. W. COE. 5th & EIEKHAM STEEETS.
232
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OAKLAND.
Fosgate Louise Miss, res 698 Sycamore
Foss C O, carpenter, res 616 Sixteenth
Foster Charles, parcel delivery, res 936 Pine
Foster Charles A, inspector custom house (S F), res 958 Willow
Foster Chas M, machinist (S F), res 1717 William
Foster Capt E, chief engineer C P R R, res 2105 California (S F)
Foster E J Mrs, dressmaker, res 418 Twelfth
Foster Frank, pressman, res 836 Clay
Foster George W, fruit and vegetables, 915 Seventh, res 832
Linden
Foster Isaac L, machinist, res 1924 Filbert
Foster John, helper C P R R Yards, res 821 Henry
Foster John, tailor, res Winters' Hotel
Foster John A, foreman Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1924 Fil-
bert
Foster John R, salesman with J A Shaber & Co, res 263 East
Seventeenth
Foster Michael, actor, res 908 Pine
Foster M J, miner, res 960 Castro
Foster Samuel (S Foster & Co, S F), res 1055 Poplar
Foster William, res 1761 Goss
Foster W W, conductor Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, res 914
Henry
Foucault V M, real estate, res 518 Twenty-second
Fought Wm P, machinist, res 875 Washington
Foulkes James F, physician, office 969 Broadway, res 571
Twelfth
Foulkes John F, physician, office 969 Broadway, res 571 Twelfth
Foulkner Thomas F, janitor, res 411 Fifteenth
Foundation Daniel, harnessmaker with A W Palmer
Fountain Eliza Miss, saleslady with Mrs Minnie Bettman, res 807
Brush
Fountain Lodge, I O G T, meets at California Medical College
every Monday evening
Fountain Lodge No 198, I O O F
Fountain Wm H, wharfinger, res 807 Brush
Fourteenth Street Railroad Co
Fourteenth Street Railroad Stables, NW cor Fourteenth and
Center, office Centennial Building
Fowler Clarence D, gunsmith with C F Scholl, 517 Seventh
Fowler Douglas T, principal Prescott Grammar School, res 977
Sixth ave
Fowler E M Miss, res 528 Ninth
FOWLER EZRA S> general secretary Young Men's Christian
Association, res .">2<S Ninth
Fowler Jefferson, res 1063 Tenth ave
Fowler Jennie B, domestic, n s Birch nr Maple, Temescal
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
oni <•<■.•*,
33 Geary St., San Francisco.
Htt'i Broadway, Oakland.
Jas L. Barkers Lion Insurance Co.,c#i. $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
233
Fowler John T, capitalist, res College ave nr Claremont
Fowler Prentice N, bookkeeper (S F), res 528 Ninth
Fowler W Mrs, res 528 Ninth
Fowler William, superintendent mines, res NW cor Park ave and
Hollis
Fowler William B, musician, res G36 Filbert
Fowler Wm W, real estate, res 702 Tenth
Fox Annie Miss, res Merritt House
Fox Annie E Miss, bookkeeper with Taft & Pennoyer, res Benton
bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves, Alameda
Fox Charles N, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1057 Market
Fox Dwight W, assistant Temescal School, res cor Telegraph ave
and Birch
Fox Emma La Veuve Mrs, tract distributor American Missionary
Societv, Vernon Park
Fox H F Mrs, res 827 Willow
Fox Hiram W, carpenter CPRR, res 1826 Goss
Fox Jacob, machinist, res 1923 Filbert
Fox J E Mrs, res 822 Twelfth
Fox John, coachman, res 615 Thirteenth
Fox John S, janitor Cole School, res 360 Fifth
Fox Kate M Mrs, matron Old Ladies' Home of Oakland, Linden
Lane, North Temescal
Fox L C Mrs, res 826 Webster
Fox Levin T, cattle-raiser, res 662 East Twelfth
Fox Loren, plumber, 1261 San Pablo ave, res Tremont House
Fox Robert O, ship-master, res 827 Cedar
Fox Wm F (Fox & Price), res 827 Willow
Fox & Price (Wm F Fox and Walter F Price), wood, coal, lum-
ber, hay, etc, dealers, foot of Division
Foy Charles, res 869 East Fifteenth
Foy Martin, employe C P R R, res 1014 Ninth ave
Foy Owen, res 869 East Fifteenth
Fover George, foreman with Frank Barnard & Co, res 267 Second
Frame Archibald R, clerk C P R R, office S F, res 1166 Twelfth
Frampton Charles E, engineer C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
France J K, physician and surgeon, res 1039 Linden
France Louis N, clerk Market Street Cable Railroad Co (S F), res
1039 Linden
Francis Henry L, bookkeeper with Dalton & Gray (S F), res 914
Peralta
Francis John Rev, pastor -The Tabernacle (Baptist, S F), res
524 East Eighteenth
Francis Joseph, laborer C P R R, res 213 Hollis
Francis Joseph (Smith & Co), 271 B, res 213 Hollis
Francis Joseph T, carpenter, res 689 Twenty-sixth
Francis Patrick, stair-builder, res 856 East Twenty-first
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & I>IKVES, Proprietors, (or.
Ti legraph Avenue and I>urant Street.
M$^& wSSSS: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
234
OAKLAND.
FRANCIS SAMUEL, merchant tailor, 1006 Broadway, res 966
Castro
Francisco D, laborer CPRR
Francisco Daniel, res Thirty-ninth nr Grove
Francisco Manuel, res 821 East Fifteenth
Franck Adam, machinist, res 1416 Eleventh
Franck Charles, agent Philadelphia Brewery (S F), res 820 Mag-
nolia
Franck FraDkie Mrs, res 1416 Eleventh
Frank C Mrs, groceries, 1269 Cypress
Frank James, tile-cutter Judson Manufacturing Co, res 2305
Peralta
Frank Theodore, Carriage Repository, 1222 Broadway, res same
Frank Theresa, domestic, 1003 Franklin
Frank William P, carriagemaker, res 1222 Broadway
FRANK'S FLORAL DEPOT, F Schlotzhauer proprietor, 1101*
Broadway
Franke Clemens, car-repairer CPRR Yards, res 1824 William
Franke Geo, car-cleaner CPRR, res 1824 William
Franke Rudolph (Franke & Lewis), res 1789 Grove
Franke & Lewis (Rudolph Franke and William Lewis), proprs
Oakland Pickle Factory, 1622 Grove
Franklin Grammar School, J H Sumner principal, Tenth ave
bet East Fifteenth and East Sixteenth
Franklin William H, millwright, res 832 Clay
Frantz Jay M (Burrell & Frantz), res 1670 Valdez
Franz Antone J, laborer, res 249 Harlan
Franz Clara, domestic, 527 Eighteenth
Frary Fred, carriage painter, res cor Sixth ave and Eighth opp
Clinton Station
Fraser Alexander, car repairer CPRR Yards, 1768 Atlantic
Fraser D M G, ship carpenter, res 1422 Linden
Fraser Isabella R Mrs, propr Garfield House, 462 Ninth
Fraser Julia Miss, res 916 Myrtle
Fraser M, saloon, 674 Broadway, res same
Fraser Robt, ship carpenter, res 1102 Wood
Fraser Samuel W, carpenter, res 305 Third
Eraser Thomas Rev, res 916 Myrtle
Frates Antone, foreman CPRR, res 121 Hollis
F rates Joseph A, laborer, res 226 Hollis
Frauender Leo, blacksmith and machinist, 419 Tenth, res 1462
Telegraph ave
Frawley James, laborer, res 140 Hannah
Frazer Alexander, laborer, res 1768 Atlantic
FRAZER HUGH, carriagemaker, blacksmith, and wheelwright,
1008 Franklin, res Ross House
Frazer S W, carpenter, res 305 Third
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL DOXEat VERY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St.. S F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and SO Spear St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
235
Frazer Jane Mrs, nurse, res 1551 Seventh
Frazier Lizzie Miss, saleslady, res 1551 Seventh
Frea Rosa Mrs, res 711 Myrtle
Frear Walter Rev, pastor Second Congregational Church, res
1030 Peralta
Frederick F, upholsterer, res 410 Tenth
Frederick William B, bookkeeper, res 520 Fifteenth
Fredericks Gustave A H, cigarmaker with R Kuerzel, res 319
Eleventh
Frederickson Wm, captain steamer Tkorouyhfare, res 516 East
Sixteenth
Frederick John Henry, conductor C P R R, res 910 Peralta
Fredrick Katie Miss, res 910 Peralta
Fredericks Jacob, carriage painter with Sohst Bros, res 569 Six-
teenth
Fredricks John M, engineer C P R R, res 870 Peralta
Fredrickson J, band sawyer Independent' Planing Mill, res 517
Third
Free Reading Room, 564 East Twelfth
Freeman Aggie Miss, furnished rooms, 973 Washington
Freeman A J, bakery, 779 Twelfth, res same
Freeman Albert A, draftsman, res 1663 Seward
Freeman Arthur M, dairyman, res Dover nr Benton
Freeman Benjamin, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good
Cheer House, Emery Station
Freeman Clarr M Miss, student California Medical College, res
753 Seventh
Freeman Eugene Capt, port pilot (S F), res 1019 Linden
Freeman James E, civil engineer, 104 Montgomery Block (S F),
res 574 Thirteenth
Freeman Mai^nus, tailor, res 22 Maiden Lane
Freeman Mary Mrs, boaniing, 820 Isabella
Freeman R L, land office (S F), res 1218 Chestnut
Freeman Thomas H, salesman with M Greenhood & Co, res 819
Washington
Freequy Eugene, lanndryman Contra Costa Laundry
Freifert Zoe Madam, res 46 H Fourth
Freitas Frank, mine1', res 1847 Grove
Frietas Joseph, laborer C P R R, res 823 East Twelfth
Freitas Joseph, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 238 Harlam
Freitas Manuel, foundryman Julson Manufacturing Co, res 234
Harlam
Freiters F, laborer, res 361 h Third
Freiters Frank, laborer, res 704 Brush
French Miss, domestic, res 836 Broadway
French Annie Miss, teacher music, res 1405 Brush
French Asa T, engineer, res 827 Franklin
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, N«£»s£
Washington Brewery,
WfstcvKiaim & Co., Proprs„
N. W. C02. 5th & KIKKKAU STREETS.
236
OAKLAND.
French Herbert M, bookkeeper with W A Rouse & Co, res 1405
Brush
French H R, bookkeeper with Petar & Dresco, res Ross House
French John D, hardware agent, 109 California (S F), res 1244
Adeline
French Nicholas, teacher, res 723 Linden
French Peter, res Galindo Hotel
Frese John L, boarding house, 1880 Seventh, res same
Frenler John, bookkeeper (S F), res cor Mono ave and McCall
Frey Gus J, contractor, res 863 Cedar
Frey John, watchmaker and jeweler, 1768 Seventh, res 947
Wood
Freytag Edward, bartender Shell Mound Park, res same
Frick Emile, engineer C P R R, res 1053 Ninth ave
Frick George W, Board of Education, office Court House, res
Haywards
Frickstad Taral Rev, missionary, res 909 East Fifteenth
Frie Frank, gardener, res Vernon ave
Friedman Louis, propr Arcade Shoestore, res 574 Ninth
Friemon William, farmer, res 2223 Andover
Friend Wm Mrs, res 846 Seventeenth
Friend W H, custom house deputy (S F), res 971 West
Frigoletta Antonio, bootblack, res 475 Seventh
Frink Ledyard, farmer, res 1220 Grove
Frisbie Eugene, foreman electrotyping department Pacific Press
Publishing Co, res 717 Tenth
Frisbie M A Mrs, res 1133 Myrtle
Frisbie Orin B, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 717
Tenth
Fritz Antone, tanner, res 1215 Twentieth ave
Fronk George M (Sewell & Fronk), res 1171 Washington
Frontier Peter, jeweler, res 763 Webster
Fross Ella M Miss, res 762 Fifteenth
Frost Charles S, machinist with Mclntire, Abbey & Co, res 473
East Twelfth
Frost George, painter, res 517 Ninth
Frost Joseph, shoemaker with W H Nolan, res Winter's Hotel
Frost P C Mrs, res 513 East Fifteenth *
Frost William E, carpenter C P R R, res 872 Henry
Fruit and Flower Mission, Miss Lillian Brown president, Miss
Thompson secretary, res 1307 Broadway
Fruit Vale French Laundry, office 407 Eighth
Fry Fariena, domestic, Lee nr Vernon ave
Fryburg Henry, laborer, res 463 B
Fuchs August, clerk with Philip Fuchs, res 1169 Center
Fuchs Philip, wood and coal, hay and grain, 1169 Center, res same
S. F.
Washing vm:i,i- DONKai VKKY i.ou Kate*.
Office, 33 Geary fct, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
raa. L. Barker, BERKELEY,
Imoorter of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware ^Descriptions
OAKLAND.
237
Fuchs Stella, domestic, "Elm wood," North Teinescal
Fuegel Jennie M, domestic, 660 Fourteenth
Fullan W J, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res Ross House
Fuller A A, truckman with Porter Bros & Co, res Banner House
Fuller Albert A, driver with W A Rouse & Co, res 488 Twenty-fifth
Fuller A L, principal Fruit Vale School, res 416 East Fifteenth
Fuller Benjamin B, res 1833 Linden
Fuller Charles H, drayman, res 762 Alice
Fuller Daniel W, painter C P R R Ship Yard, res 1162 Seventh
Fuller Emerson, canvasser, res 416 East Fifteenth
Fuller Fred O, detective Oakland Police Department, res 1471
San Pablo ave
FULLER HINDS, agent Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, 912
Broadway, res 558 Sixteenth
Fuller John S, painter, res 1375 Seventeenth
Fuller R A, painter, res 567 Thirty-sixth
Fullmer L D, salesman (S F), res 909 Peralta
Fulton Alonzo, cook with Hallahan Bros, res 1005 Webster
Fulton Charles A, U S Navy Pav Office (S F), res 318 Fourteenth
Fulton C M, clerk C P R R, res' 1239 Lind.n
Fulton John M, engineer C P R R, res 1519 Eighth
F under Peter, seaman, res 124 Ettie
Furguson Mary Ann Mrs, res rear 837i Brush, up stairs
Furlong John, laborer, res 617 Magnolia
FURNISS MILES> restaurant, cor Eighth and Washington, res
510 Eighth
Furniss Herbert 0, with M Furniss, res 510 Eighth
Furrey Wilmer E, teamster, res Forty-second nr Telegraph'ave
Furst Henry, clothing, 901 Broadway, res 361 Tenth
Fuss Fred, laborer, res cor Grove and Thirty-third
G
GKAND RAPIDS,
Weneva, Oreencastle. Secure your tickets
at fcreneral Ticket Office, £ Sew Montgomery Street, under Palace
Hotel, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific. CHICAGO A\I>
SOHTHWKSTERX RAILWAY.
Gabb Joseph, butcher, res 224 Fifth
Gaffney Maria, domestic, 698 Thirty-fifth
Gagan Ellen W Mrs, res 1004 Broadway
Gagan Grant W, compositor, res 1004 Broadway
Gage Ada Mrs, res 418 Twelfth
Gage Haroll, picture frame maker, 418 Twelfth
Gage Ivy J Miss, res 520 Twenty-fifth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMJl & IUKVKS, Proprietors, tor
Telesraph Avenue and Imuran t Street.
Moretti & Trezzini#™*i8» Fresco & Decorative Artists
238
OAKLAND.
Gage John W, sea captain, res 520 Twenty-fifth
Gage Stephen T, director's deputy CPRR, res 1300 Harrison
Gage S L, employe CPRR, res 1300 Harrison
Gage William E, res 520 Twenty-fifth
Gaggeoni Julio, employe Contra Costa Laundry
Gager E M Mrs, res 610 Twelfth
Gannon Jchn B, res 1316 Eighth
Gagnon John D, attorney-at-law, 320 California St (S F), res
1316 Eighth
Gagnon Lucien J, clerk, res 1316 Eighth
Gaillard Chas, assistant bookkeeper French Savings Bank (S F),
res 1057 Campbell
Gaillard Edward, bookkeeper with Hibernia Bank (S F), res
1521 Eighth
Gaines Chauncey, teller Union (Savings Bank, res n s Berkeley
way bet Grant and Hamilton, Berkeley
Gaines John Clark, watchmaker and jeweler, 867 Broadway, res
811 Washington
Gaines Michael, laborer, res 724 Chester
Gainsburg George, farmer, res Watts above Forty-seventh
Gaither W H, salesman with Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner, res
958 Grove
Galavan James G (Moran & Galavan), res NE cor Eighth and
Cypress
Galavan James, foreman No 3 Engine Co, 'res 1378 Eighth OFD
Galbraith Alma Miss, assistant High School, res 1305 Broadway
Galbraith W H, vice principal Oakland High School, res 1160
Alice
Gale Maurice, steward, res '1677 Taylor
Galey Paul, saw filer, res 603 Webster
GALINDO BILLIARD PARLORS. Edwin H Campbell propri-
etor, 411 Eighth
GALINDO HOTEL. John M Lawlor proprietor, Eighth nr Broad-
way
Galindo Frank L, house painter, res 816 Clay
Galindo John, res 836 Broadway
Galindo Nasario, res 816 Clay
Gallagar Daniel, carpenter, res 1431 Filbert
Gallagher Annie Miss, res 951 Third
Gallagher Barney, laborer, res Forty-second nr Telegraph, Tem-
escal
Gallagher Bernard, foreman CPRR, res 476 Hawthorne
Gallagher James, stone mason, res 270 Fifth
Gallagher John, waiter, res 850 Franklin
Gallagher John, capitalist, res 711 Filbert
Gallagher Michael, bartender with Mrs C McCabe, res 753
Seventh
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offices.
< 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
( HO* Broadway, Uaklauil.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO..
Hickory. Oak. \*h. \\ hit. «<>..'. Naplc, Etc.
.\o* IH an<l :£<► S|,cjn Mtrt-el Man I i an. j~. ..
OAKLAND.
Gallagher Neil, groceries, 1722 Telegraph
Gallagher P, plumber and gasfitter, 703 Seventh
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, res 74-2 Linden
Gallagher P E, plumber, res 742 Linden
Gallagher Timothy, clerk, res 1722 Telegraph ave
Gallan Annie, domestic, res 310 East Seventeenth
Gallant Peter, carpenter C P R ft Yards, res 124 Louisa
Galliyer Daniel, manager East Oakland Planing Mill, res 1431
Filbert
Galligher John, teamster with John Brown, res cor East Twelfth
and Twentieth ave
Gallin Frederick, carpenter, res 1419 Ninth
Gallin John F, carpenter, res 141 'J Ninth ,
Gallivan Maurice, laborer, res cor Twenty-third and Valley
Calloway George, actor, res 556 Sixteenth
Galpin Philip G, attorney-at-law (S F), res Claremont ave nr
Temescal
Galvin Bessie Miss, res 1204 Fourteenth
Galvin James (Galvin & Lebrecht), res 4!>4 Twenty-fifth
Galvin k, Lebrecht (James Galvin and Win Lebrecht), carriage
and wagon works, 1301 Telegraph ave
Gamble John, employe Jute Mill, res 901 Seventh ave
Gamble Walter, cook with J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
ave, bet Summer and Clifton
Ganey J. laborer C P R R
GanglofFR S, plumber Oakland Gas Light Co, res 1005 Third
Ganley Edward, laborer, res rear 70f> Fifth
Gannon Martin, res 0(i5 East Twelfth
Gannon Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res 1027 Eighth
Gannon Thomas, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, 1773 Wil-
liam
Gans Alphonse, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Gans B D, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
(Jans Robert, clerk, res 831 Clay
Gansberg Henry, shoemaker with F Senram & Co, res 012 Har-
rison
Garabrant Charles, machinist, res 8SS Harrison
GARABRANT 0RVILLE (La Monte, Wilbur & Garabrant), res
833 Harrison
Qarber liichael C (Barstow & Garberj, res 408 Thirteenth
Garcelon C M Biro, res cor Fourteenth and Jackson
Garcelon Harris, ship builder, res 1207 Twenty-sixth
Garcelon Harvey, carpenter, res 1450 Ninth
Garcelon Horace, clerk, res 1450 Ninth
Garcia Frank, hostlei with Wilmar Dewitt, 970 Market
Garcia Frank, laborer, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave, Temes-
cal
Seriate, & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, ^VM^S:
WASHINGTON BREWERY, SSSZS,*-*3 ?
«.V Hirlvham Sts
240
OAKLAND.
Garcia Fred, laborer, res Forty-fourth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove, Temescal
Garcia John, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 422 B
Garcia Michael, teamster, res Merced ave bet Shattuck and
Humboldt aves, Temescal
Gard Nicholas, mining, res 1021 Twelfth
Gardiner A L Mrs, res 528 Jones
Gardiner Frank, laborer, res Fortieth nr Adeline, Temescal
Gardiner James J, real estate agent, 464 Tenth, res 528 Jones
Gardiner James T (Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner), res 524 Jones
Gardiner James T, painter, 1204 Broadway, res 424 Fourteenth
Gardiner Richard P N, painter with J T Gardiner, res 424 Four-
teenth
Gardiner Sarah A, res Fortieth nr Adeline, Temescal
GARDNER CORNELIA MRS, agent S T Taylors' System of
Dress Cutting, 952 Broadway
Gardner Cornelia Miss, saleslady, 952 Broadway
Gardner Frank, sawyer, res Fortieth nr San Pablo ave
Gardner Hiram S, fireman CPRR, res 1314 Eighth
GARDNER JAMES W. San Francisco and traveling agent for
Pacific Press, 529 Commercial (S F)
Gardner L A Mrs, res 1901 Broadway
Gardner Louis M, carpenter, res 518 Eighth
Gardner M E Miss, milliner with R Jones, res 558 Sixteenth
Gardner Robert, land dealer, res 4(33 East Eleventh .
Gardner William J, carpenter, res 527 Seventh
GaresShe Clara L Miss, res 832 Fourteenth
Garesche Florence Miss, res 832 Fourteenth
GARFIELD BLOCK, 1003i Broadway
Garfield House, Mrs I R Fraser propr, 462 Ninth
Garibaldi Giacomo, miner, res Forty-second nr Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Garien Gerhardt, cook with M Furniss, res 513 Ninth
Garin Paul, special drawing teacher High and Irving Grammar
Schools, res 815 Thirty-fifth
Garity Sarah Mrs, groceries, 1924 San Pablo ave, res same
Garland Charles W (Garland Manufacturing Co), res 1901 Broad-
way
Garland C J, miner, res 1025 Seventh ave
Garland Holland, employe Jute Works, 409 East Seventeenth
Garland James, horse trainer, res NW cor Park ave and Hollis
Garland Manufacturing Co (C W Garland and E Beals), sewer
traps, 1901 Broadway
Garlenj Charles, gardener with Herman Bendel, res 228 Third
Garlick E F Mrs, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 574
Thirteenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;ooi> WOKK, LOW PRICES. Oltio<\
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland
JAMES L. BARKER,
REAL ESTATE T*F1J TT1T/FV
and INSURANCE, orjllMLM^LiLAl.,
OAKLAND.
241
Garlick James 0, merchant, res 715 Thirteenth
Gariick Jo-hua P, principal Cole Grammar School, res 574 Thir-
teenth
Garlick Walter James, clerk, res 715 Thirteenth
Garner Henry, coachman, res 1278 Fourth ave
Garner Henry W, butcher with Henry Garner, res 839 Harrison
Garo Delores, bootblack, SE cor Eleventh and Broadway, res 655
Washington
GARON LOUIS 6. proprietor Cottage Saloon, 553 Broadway, res
same
Garrison F M, bookkeeper, res 1314 Tenth ave
Garrison William A, engineer C P R R, res 1517 Eighth
Garrity John, laborer, res 1624 Linden
Garthorne George H, agent California Cracker Co (S F), res 1023
Chester
Garth waite Harry, chief inspector surveyor's office (S F), res
1319 Filbert
GARTH WAITE WILLIAM W, cashier Oakland Bank of Savings,
res Pagoda Hill, Claremont
Gartlin George, teamster, res 822 East Fourteenth
Gartner F W, machine hand C P R R, res 1911 Filbert
Garvan James C, yard foreman C P R R, res 1010 Wood
Garvey H, helper C P R R Yards, res 821 Chester
Garvey Henry P, fireman C P R R, res 821 Cnester
Garvey James J, fireman C P R R, res 821 Ciiester
Garvey John C, machinist C P R R, res 821 Chester
Garvey J P, real estate (S F), res 772 Ninth
Garvey Lizzie E Miss, teacher, res 821 Chester
Garvey Patrick, boilermaker, res 821 Chester
Garvey Thomas, inspector C P R R, res 802 Willow
Garvey Thomas F, apprentice, res 821 Chester
Garvin James, produce (S F), res 950 Brush
Garvin John J, res 708 Sixth
Garvin Newridon A, miner, res 1611 Thirteenth ave
Garvin R J, res 1658 Fourteenth ave
Gary James, laborer, res 1666 Atlantic
Garziglia J A. clerk with RafFo Bros, res 671 Broadway
Gaskill D W C, capitalist, res 1395 Harrison
Gaskill Herbert D, student, res 1395 Harrison
GASKILL ROLLIN C city agent Wells, Fargo & Co, res 573
Fifteenth
GASKILL VARNEY W, insurance and overland ticket agent,
466 Ninth, res 573 Fifteenth
Gaspard El ward, propr Temescal Park House, res NW cor For-
ty-sixth and Telegraph
Gaspard Francis, liquor saloon, 827 East Twelfth, res same
Gass Emma, nurse girl, 1005 Webster
OAKLAND BREWERY,
16
Kit l.tltl & DIEVEN, Proprietors. Cor.
Tvlegraph Avenue and Dnrant Street.
VgfUS&SSk S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
242
OAKLAND.
Gass George Y, policeman, res 606 East Eleventh
Gast F, engineer CPRR, res West Berkeley
Gates Alvah, propr Thirteenth Street Stable, Thirteenth bet
Broadway and Franklin
Gates Geo W Mrs, res 913 Union
Gates Sophia B Mrs, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 913
Union
Gattie J A, painter, res 1804 Seventh
Gaudin J L, manufacturer tallow, res Stock Yard north of Oak-
land
Gauge William, gardener, res 1528| Broadway
Gaul Mary, res 1535 Curtis
Gaulene Hypolite, butcher, cor Fourth and Jefferson, res 1739
Adeline
Gaunce E R, brakeman CPRR, res 984 Pine
Gaunce Frank M, res 1014 Wood
Gaunce R L, brakeman CPRR, res 1164 Peralta
Gaunce Robt L, baggage master CPRR, res NW cor Wood and
Pacific
Gaunce Sarah Mrs, res 1014 Wood
Gavica Mrs, res 713 Jefferson
Gavin John, fireman Oakland Gas Works, res 660 Magnolia
Gawley Rose Mrs, dressmaker, res 1009 Franklin
Gay David, carpenter, res 134 Hannah
Gay David, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 134 Hannah
Gav Robert (Gay & Trenschel), res 853 Myrtle
GAY & TRENSCHEL (Robert Gay and Otto E Trenschel), Palace
Market, SE cor Seventh and Myrtle
Gayetty Edward P, farmer, res 1201 West
Gaylord Albert H, telegraph operator, res 673 Thirty-fourth
Gay lord Chas P, brakeman CPRR, res 1055 Twelfth ave
Gaylord Edward C (Gaylord & Olmsted), res 673 Thirty-fourth
Gaylord Hiram B, miner, res 673 Thirty-fourth
Gaylord & Olmsted (E C Gaylord and H A Olmsted), wood,
coal, hay and grain, NW cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph
ave
Gazave James, res 373 First
Gazzolo V, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Gearms Peter, liquor saloon, i*es 1416 Eighteenth
Geary Catherine, res 830 Sixteenth
Geary H Kirke, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 824
Twenty-second
Geary John, laborer, res 1626 Linden
Geary Maurice, porter Whitney & Co's Express, res 459 Sixth
Geary Sarah Mrs, res Marathon Park, cor Thirty-ninth and Tele-
graph ave
Geddes Alexander (McKenzie & Co), res 411 Ninth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
o.ooi» WORK, mhv PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WDODS,"AWgar-
OAKLAND.
243
Gee Martin C, painter and contractor, res 327 Eleventh
Geerhahn Frederick, saloon, 674 Broadway, res same
Gehr Lauriston H (Bankhead & Gehr), 911 Washington
Gehring Ed, cook with M Furniss, res 513 Ninth
Geil Herman, clerk with Chas H Hanke
Geise K A, blacksmith, res Myrtle bet Third and Fifth
Geisenhofer Michael, baker New Liberty Bakery, res 1159 Third
Geischen House, Sophia J Dodge proprietress, NE cor Sixth and
Broadway
Gelardi Giovanni, laundryman Contra Costa Lumdry
Gelardi Gresosforms, res Contra Costa Laundry
Gelardi Louis, laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry
Geldner Herman, laborer, res 1470 Thirteenth ave
Gelwicks Daniel W (D W Gelwicks & Co) and State Prison
director, res 466i Thirteenth
Gelwicks D VV Mrs, artist, studio 466 h Thirteenth
Gelwicks Daniel W & Co (Daniel W Gelwicks), steam book and
job printers, 459 Ninth
Gely Louis, tailor with Chas Baab, res San Francisco
GEM DRUG STORE, G T Walker proprietor, 954 Seventh
Gemmell A Mrs, res 869 Filbert
Gensoul Mary Mrs, res 1520 Ninth
Gentry Kate Miss, milliner, res 517| Seventh
Gentry Martha A Mrs, millinery and hair work, 517^ Seventh,
res same
George Ellicott, clerk, res 1116 West
George Edwin L, farmer, res 484 Twenty-fifth
George Frank, laborer C P R R
George Joseph, shoemaker, 1789 Seventh, res 1621 Sixteenth
George Robert H, secretary Saucelito Land Co and collector
Oakland Gas Light Co, res 1116 West
George Samuel, carpenter, res 410 Tenth
Georgeades Alen, peanuts, cor Thirteenth and Broadway, res 368
Ninth
Gerhardy Henry, butcher with John C M Miller, 'res 215 Fifth
Gerhardy Philip J, propr City Market, res 563 Fourteenth
Gerken Chas, bartender with John Schoenfelder, res 1752
Seventh
Gerken D, saloon (S F), res 1720 Eighth
Germain Alfred, night watchman, res 704 Webster
Germain Frank, laundryman Contra Costa'Laundry
Germain G, dairyman, res cor Adeline and Stanley, Temescal
German H, dairyman, res cor Adeline and Stanley, Temescal
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE CO- Strong & Watson
agents, 4/0 Ninth
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church, cor Clay and Thir
teenth
Sch::sr & Co.: Pine Custom CI thins to Order, N>
o. 11 Montgomery St.
iSan Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Wt'stormann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COS. 5th 4 miHASi STEEETS.
244
OAKLAND.
German Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev Chas A Hertel pastor,
n s Seventeenth nr San Pablo ave
Germania Council No 66, Order Chosen Friends, Germania Hall,
meets every Friday
GERMANIA HALL, 832-836 Webster
Germania Hall Association, John Martens secretary, 826 Web-
ster
Germanus David, cigars and tobacco (S F), res 776 Eleventh
Gernreich William (Gernreich & Thornburgh), resNE cor Eighth
and Chester
Gernreich & Thornburgh (William Gernreich and M K Thorn-
burgh), groceries, NE cor Eighth and Chester
Gerrish James L, machinist CPRR, res 770 Pine
Gerrity John, laborer CPRR
Getchell Fred, lumber, 20 California (S F), res 1303 Grove
Getchell Otis, wood and coal, SE cor Fourth and Grove, res 751
Market
Getchell Ransome, wood and coal, res 615 Fourth
Getchell Wintield S, engineer CPRR, res 1035 Chester
Geyer George, scenic artist, res 1521 San Pablo ave
Ghirardelli A (Ghirardelli & Ravenna, S F), res 920 Third
Ghirardelli Dominico, merchant (S F), res 767 Brush
Ghirardelli Wm B (Rocovich & Ghirardelli, S F), res 712 Myrtle
Gibb A. carpenter with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 308
Second
Gibbons James, propr New York Hotel, SE cor Seventh and
Franklin
Gibbons M F, ship carpenter CPRR Yards, res 833 Peralta
GIBBONS PATRICK- groceries and liquors, 1473 Seventh
Gibbs Chas E, attorney-at-law (S F), res 680 Thirty-fourth
Gibbs Ellen Mrs, assistant Durant School, res 680 Thirty-fourth
Gibbs E O, millwright, res 817 Seventeenth
Gibbs James A, millwright, res 817 Seventeenth
Gibbs Josiah S, carpenter, res 1721 Chase
Gibbs Wm, blacksmith, res 373 Eleventh
Gibbs William C, adjuster of marine losses, res 154 Third
Gibbs Wm T Jr, blacksmith, res 373 Eleventh
Gibbs Wm T Sr, blacksmith, 958 Franklin, res 519 East
Twenty-fourth
Gibson Elizabeth, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
GIBSON E M (Gibson & Whitmore), 1003i Broadway, res 1215
Jefferson
GIBSON I G MRS- dressmaker, res La Clede House, 1116 Broad-
way
GIBSON & WHITMORE (F M Gibson and Welles Whitmore),
attorneys-at-law, 1003| Broadway, room 8
Gibson Mary Miss, res 569 thirty-fifth
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Gibson Will A, res Lester House
Gibson William, expressman, res 1652 Fourteenth
Gidley Josephine Mrs, res 010 Ninth
Gier Frederick, engineer, res 1020 Third
Gier Theodore, grocer, 1020 Third, res same
Gieschen Henry F, clerk with L Schaffer, res 555 Sixth
GIESCHEN LEWIS E. groceries, fruits and provisions, NW cor
Thirty-fourth and Telegraph, res 574 Thirty-fourth
Giese Louis, saloon, 1751 Seventh, res same
Giese Otto, bartender with Louis Giese, res 1751 Seventh
Giesse R A, employe with Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher, res 729
Myrtle
Giffin James E, assistant teacher Sackett School, res 529 Twenty-
first
Gifford Chas, shooting gallery, res 373 Eleventh
Gifford Seamore, engineer C PR R, res 16G6 Eighth
Gifford W C,res 1263 Cypress
Gifford Win M, stock dealer, res 668 Sixteenth
Gil Hyacinth, carpenter and builder, res 816 Lewis
Gilam Theo, advertising agent, res 534 Fifteenth
Gilardi Mateo, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Gilardin Alexander J, teamster Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res 812
East Fourteenth
Gilardin Bros (Victor and Constantine Gilardin), butchers, 1121
Thirteenth ave
Gilardin Constantine 'Gilardin Bros), res 1123 Thirteenth ave
Gilardin Joseph, res 814 East Fourteenth
Gilardin Victor (Gilardin Bros), res Sixteenth ave bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Gilberg Nils, carpenter, res 865 Henrv
Gilbert Adrian A, clerk CPRR, res' 566 Sixth
Gilbert Chas W (Gilbert & Moore, S F), res 1710 Eighth
Gilbert Geo M, mechanic (S F), res 1011 Fourteenth
Gilbert Gill, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Fourth bet
Washington and Clay
Gilbert Mrs M A, res 1011 Fourteenth
Gilbert Madge Miss, res 1011 Filbert
Gilbert Mamie J Miss, res 1011 Fourteenth
Gilbert Thos H, shoemaker with E Bernheim <fe Co, res Telegraph
ave bet Merced and Mariposa, Temescal
Gilbertson John, agent San Francisco Laundry Association, 862
Broadway, res 594 Thirty -fourth
Gilchrist Chas, contractor, res 1370 Franklin
GILCREST FRANK M, agent New Zealand Insurance Co, 466
Eighth, res 1123 Linden
Gilcrest John, surveyor, res 304 Second
Gilcrest Murray, deputy city assessors office
flntfl ANn RRPU/PRY KRAMM & DIEVMS, Proprietors. Cor
U H A L H I! U D Jl L W L n I , Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
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Gilcrest Samuel F, attorney-at law, res 304 Second
Gildersleeve C H, attorney-at-law, res Blake House
Giles C F, brakeman CPRR, res Stockton
Gilfeatlier Daniel, laundryman, Contra Costa Laundry
Gilfeather James, carriage painter, res cor Fifteenth and Center
Gi lines P, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Gilkson Wm, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Gill Edward, clerk with Eli Denison, res 717 Linden
Gill Edward, florist and nurseryman, res Twenty-eighth bet
Market and Adeline
Gill Evan, stair builder, res 1687 Seventh
Gill Francis, res 258 Fifth
Gill J, laborer CPRR
Gill James, machinist Oakland Planing Mills, res 258 Fifth
Gill John, track walker CPRR, res 717 Linden
Gill John, section hand CPRR, res American Restaurant
Gill Joseph, jeweler (S F), res 717 Linden
Gill T, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res East Oakland
Gill Thos, section hand CPRR, res American Restaurant
Gill Wm W, clerk with E C Session, res 624 Twelfth
Gillan Frank, collector Oakland Times Publishing Co, res 1014
Webster
Gillani Jefferson, with Kittle & Co, res 1 607 Thirteenth ave
Gillenta Antone, lumberman, res 415 Second
Gillespie Ada Miss, telegraph operater, res 1726 William
GILLETT CHAS E. secretary Masonic Temple Association, res
Masonic Temple Building
Gilley Geo Mrs, res 975 Pine
Gillick Edward, laborer, res foot of Second
Gillick Matthew, laborer, res foot of Second
Gilligan D, wiper S P C R R
Gilligan Daniel, engineer, res 765 Lydia
Gilligan Edward, jute worker, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan James, wiper CPRR Shops
Gilligan James, jute worker, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan James, laborer, res 604 East Eleventh
Gilligan James, gardener, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan John, clerk with C P Hardenberg, res 604 Eleventh
Gilligan Thos, tinner with Dalziel & Moller, res 167 Seventh
Gilligan Wm, stable boy, res 604 East Eleventh
Gillis Andrew J, assistant engineer CPRR, res 1010 West
Gillmore M, laborer CPRR
Gillum Benjamin T, confectionery, 1054 Thirteenth ave, res
same
Gilman Chas H (Oilman & Danforth, S F), res 170 Ninth
Oilman Chas L, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
r i a HkinuV washing oo.vi: AT SHOUT XOIHE.
. T. LAUIlUn!. Office, 88 Gears' St., S. F.. and *«* Broadway. Oakland.
ALLEN, HIGGLE « CO.,
CABINET "WOODS O? -A-XiXj ZKISTI5S,
]Vom. is and ->i> Spear Street, San Francisco
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Gilman Edward, res 170 Ninth
Gil in an J A, res 918 Brown
Oilman Jos A, butcher, res 918 Thirty-fourth
Gilrnan Lucy A Miss, assistant Cole School, res 763 Eighth
Gilman Samuel M, dentist, 1068 Broadway, res 174 Tenth
Gilmore Ellen, res 863 Twenty-second
Gilmore F Mrs, candies, 1261 San Pablo ave, re< same 14^
Gilmore J H, United States Mint (S F), res 117 East Four-
teenth
Gilmore John, brewer, res 1711 Linden
Gilmore John S, clerk with Max Greenhood & Co, res 863 Twen-|
ty-second
Gilmore & Johnson (Robert Gilmore and Joseph Johnson), proprs
carnage factory, 266 Twelfth
GILMORE ROBERT (Gilmore & Johnson), blacksmith and horse-
shoer, 268 Twelfth, res 325 Eleventh
Gilmore Thomas, clerk with R M Duncan, res 816 Fifth
Gilmore Thos, groceries, res 419 B
Gilmore William, news agent C P R R, res 863 Twenty-sec-i
ond
Gilmour Christina, res 559 Caledonia ave
Gilmour Geo W, foreman with E Bernheim & Co, res 59 Val-
ley
Gilpin Z T, merchant, res 1954 Webster
Gilson Alexander, laborer C P R R Yards, res 879 Cedar
Gilson Caroline Miss, employe Oakland Sanitarium, res 967 Wash-
ington
GILSON J C> superintendent public schools, office City Hall, res
1964 San Pablo ave
Gilstrop Wm, engineer C P R R, res East Berkeley
Ginn Fred B, book publisher, res 752 Ninth
Ginn J I Mrs, res 1012 Jefferson
Ginnity Kate, domestic, 1368 Webster
Giovanni C, bootmaker with J Lemoge, res 1515 San Pablo
ave
Giovanni Seralunga, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res For-
ty-eighth, Temescal
Girard Fire Insurance Co, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Girard House, A C Newman propr, 955| Washington
Giroux Moses, teamster, res 1206 Thirtieth
Girven Wm, res 619 Ninth
Githens John B, laborer, res East Oakland Hotel
Given Isaac L, miner, res 1153 Alice
Givens John, painter, res 708 Fourth
Gladding Allen I, real estate, res 475 Twenty-sixth
Gladding Chas B H, station and baggage master S P R R (S F),
res 1518 Telegraph ave
Schafer & Co.: STUBS CLOTHING, S»Vr7s"!: S 11 Fran
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COB. 5th & EIEEHAM STEEETS.
248
OAKLAND.
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' Or Better
Gladding Lydia H Mrs, furnished rooms, 1254 San Pablo ave,
res same
GLADDING RICHARD S> publisher At Home Friday Evenings,
969 Broadway, room 36, res 1518 Telegraph ave
Gladding Wm F, carpenter and sexton St Paul's Episcopal
Church, res SE cor Fourteenth and Harbison
Gladwin R F Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Gladwin Wm H, employe United States Mint (S F), res 1133
Myrtle
Glascock John R (W H & J R Glascock), attorney-at-law and
member Congress, res NW cor Sixth and Jackson
Glascock Wm H (W H & J R Glascock), attorney-at-law, res
305 Fifth
Glascock W H & J R (W H and John R Glascock), 481
Seventh
Glaser Emily L Miss, saleslady with R Jones, res 1116 Broad-
way
Glasheen Edward, blacksmith, res 720 Third
Glass Geo Mrs, res 881 Short
Glass Laura Miss, res 881 Short
Glaze A J, butcher, 617 East Twelfth, res same
Gleason Anna M Mrs, medical student, res 307 Mason (S F)
Gleason Douglass, presser Columbia Soap Works (S F), res 1812
Taylor
Gleason George, janitor University, res 366 Tenth
Gleason Michael J, ship caulker, res 1526 Market
Gleason Ruggles, laborer C P R R Ship Yard, res 1812 Taylor
Gleason W F^Mrs, res Claremont ave nr Temescal
Gleeson Marv Mrs, res 846 Isabella
Gleeson Stephen, yardman C P R R, res Grand Western Hotel
Gleeson Wm Rev,' rector St Anthony's Church, cor Sixteenth ave
and East Fifteenth
Gleisner John F, carpenter, res 824 Clay
Glenn Hugh J Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Glenn James T, capitalist, res 953 Castro
Glenn William N, printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 714
Eleventh
Glennan John, carpenter and builder, res 1364 Campbell
Glidden A M, ship carpenter, res 930 Thirty-sixth
Glidden Georgie Miss, dressmaker, res 930 Thirty-sixth
Glidden H K Dr, 854i Broadway
Glines Byron A, real estate, res 718 Eleventh
Glines Herbert, res 718 Eleventh
Glosser Geo W, plasterer, res 1691 Eighth
Glosser Geo W (Glosser & Dav), res 1217 Broadway
Glosser & Day (Geo W Glosser and Samuel M Day), candy man-
ufacturers, 1217 Broadway
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Glover A O, fireman CPRR
Glover Clara E Miss, copyist, res 1250 Franklin
Glover James F, shoemaker, res 202 East Fifteenth
Glover James R, U S deputy surveyor (S F), res 1250 Franklin
Glover Lou Miss, res 1250 Franklin
Glover R O, driver with Wells, Fargo & Co, res 572 Ninth
Glover Robert, propr Ninth Street Livery Stable, 570 Ninth, res
572 Ninth
Gluck Jacob, tailor with S Francis, res n s Cottage bet Santa
Clara and Central aves, Alameda
Glynn Timothy, laborer, res Winthrop House
GO AHEAD SALOON, H E Church proprietor, 835 Market
Gobeil James, painter Judson Manufacturing Co, res Delaware,
West Berkeley
Goddard A N, mechanic, res 735 Filbert
Goddard Clark L, dentist (S F), res 613 Nineteenth
Goddard Emlen A, card writer, 871 Broadway, res 735 Filbert
Godfrey Charles H, mariner, res 1460 Third
Godfrey George, res 961 Market
Godfrey Mary E Mrs, res 1721 William
Goebel F A, blacksmith with Galvin & Lebrecht, res 1013
Franklin
Goerner Christian, painter, res 364 Seventh
Goetz H J, marble dealer, res 1319 Ninth ave
Goetz Henry R (Moynihan & Goetz), res 1319 Ninth ave
Goff Henry F, engineer tug Lottie (S F), res 1713 Adeline
Goff Jennie L Mrs, res 518 Eighth
Gofield Frederick, hostler with P Purayea, res 470 Seventh
Gohrmann Catherine Mrs, res 991 Willow
Gohrmann Josephine Miss, res 991 Willow
Gohrman John C, copyist with county recorder, res 991 Willow
Gohsew Chas N, painter, 1868 Seventh
Goldaracena Cornelia Mr», res 1322 Twelfth
Goldaracena Raymond, fireman CPRR, res 1322 Twelfth
Goldberg Charles A, deck hand steamer Alameda, CPRR, res
SOS Second
Goldberg Simon, tailor, res 309 Seventh
Goldberg S L (A J Brandenstein & Co), 508 and 510 Washington
St (SF), res 1120Peralta
Golden Ellen Mrs, res 620 Seventeenth
Golden Gate Congregational Church, W H Cooke pastor, cor
Adeline and Thirty-fourth
Golden Gate Fair Association, Lysander Walker secretary, office
922 Broadway
Golden Gate Wood and Coal Yard, John Lynch propr, cor Elev-
enth and Harrison, res 315 Eleventh
Golden Geo E (Golden & Stone), res 653 Washington
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K IC VII H A KIEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph. Avenue and Durant Street.
Morotti & Tezzini, C r
ST. ANN'S BUILDING, •->• "
Fresco and Decorative Artists.
250
OAKLAND.
Golden John, laborer, res 1671 Pacific
Golden Mary, domestic, 620 Fourteenth
Golden Rule Encampment No 34, I 0 O F, Geo W Lewis scribe,
I O O F Hall
Golden State Lodge No 2058, Knights of Honor, Frank Brooks
secretary, meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month
at I O 6 F Hall
Golden Timothy J, barber, 1752 Seventh, res 1559 Seventh
Golder John, carpet beater with J R Arguello
Golder William, carpet beater, res 819 Twenty-second
Goldiner Carl, tailor, 702 Broadway, res same
Goldsmith Charles, brickmaker, res 815 Filbert
Goldsmith John A, manager Oakland Trotting Park, res NW cor
Park ave and Hollis
Goldstein David, clerk with M H Coffee, res 763 Fourteenth
Goldstein Joseph, liquor saloon, SW cor Twelfth and Sixteenth
ave
Goldstein Morris, groceries, 701 Franklin, res same
Goldstone A Mrs, res 1305 Broadway
Golly Leon, with T L Fischer & Co (S F), res 764 Fourth
Goltermann Theodore, bookkeeper (S F), res 1034 Adeline
Goncels Martin, master mariner, res 1718 Lincoln
Gonzales Frank, bootblack, res 686 Twenty-seventh
Gonzalez C Mi's, res 866 Cypress
Gonzalez Julian, laborer, res rear 416 Third
Good John G, painter, res 1058 Twenty-fourth
Good Michael, laborer, res 1724 Pacific
Good Thomas, blacksmith, res 1667 Atlantic
Goodfellow iYIilton J, mining engineer, res 1353 Webster
Goodfeliow Wm S, attorney-at-law, res 1363 Sixth ave
Goodman George, artificial stone, res NE cor Williams and San
Pablo ave
Goodmanson L, seaman, res 503 East Twenty-fourth
Goodrich Addison, machinist, res 810 Webster
Goodrich Charles T, rancher, res 698 Sycamore
Goodspeed Edward, brakeman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Goodspeed Pembrook S, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1785
Williams
Goodwin F J, bookkeeper with Agard & Co, res SW cor Eighth
and Castro
Goodwin Frank, cooper, res 669 Adeline
Goodwin H L, paper hanger, res cor Castro and Nineteenth
Goodwin Louise Miss, res 562 Eleventh
Goodwin Thomas A, mining, res 987 Wood
Goodwin William B, policeman, res 495 Plymouth ave
Goold Frances J Miss, dressmaker, res 810 Fifteenth
Goold Sarah, res 810 Fifteenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL DO\Ent VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad vay, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 an. I 550 Spear tit.
San Francisco.
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Goose Peter, carpenter CPRR, res 1802 William
Gora Michael, cigars, res 1461 Seventh
Gordon E H Mrs, res 826 Webster
GORDON HARRY F> manager Alameda County {Branch Home
Mutual Insurance Co, res 934 Linden
Gordon James, yard foreman CPRR, res 1616 Seventh
Gordon James E, hardware (S F), res 470 Merrimac
Gordon John, expressman (S F), res rear 658 Myrtle
Gordon John H, carpenter, res 1919 Magnolia
Gordon Julia Mrs, res 470 Merrimac
Gordon M E Mrs, teacher Wheeler & Wilson sewing-machine,
res 712 Filbert
Gordon Henry N, Home Mutual Insurance Co (S F), res 934
Linden
Gorevan William (Gorevan Bros, S F), res 416 Seventeenth
Gorham James E, painter, res Forty-third bet Telegraph ave and
Grove
Gorman Barnard, floorman Dexter Stables, res NE cor Webster
and Twelfth
Gorman James, plumber J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
ave bet Summer and Clifton
Gorman Mary J Miss, cor Webster and Piedmont road
Gormley Mary, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gormly Geo, laborer, res 831 Willow
Gorrili A W Mrs, res 1601 Telegraph ave
Gorrill Chas H, president Pacific Bridge Co (S F), res
2431 Piedmont ave cor Webster
Gorrill Hattie Miss, res 2431 Piedmont ave cor Webster
Gorrill Richard, res 1231 Myrtle
Gorrsen Annie, domestic, 1358 Eighth
Gorsuch Charles H, res 373 Eleventh
Gortatouski Bruno, teacher piano, Home School, res 1020 Post
(SF)
Gotchett Caroline Mrs, res 829 Fourteenth
Gotcliett Isaiah, clerk, res 829 Fourteenth
Gotthelf Phillip, clerk with E Abraham, res Ross House
Gottsche John, laborer, res 618 Chestnut
GOTTSHALL LOUIS, public administrator, 1003i Broadway,
rooms 15 and i 6, res Berkeley
Gough E A, nurse Homeopathic Dispensary, res 1057 Alice
Gough Henry J, laborer, res Union bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
Jo urth
Gough Jesse J, carpet layer with J J Lerri & Co, res 518 Eighth
Gough Lizzie Miss, employe Woolen Mills, res Union bet Twenty
second and Twenty-fourth
Gough Thomas, laborer, res Union bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-fourth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery \
W -t< nnann & Co., ProprN„
N. W. COR. 5th & EIEEHAM STREETS.
252
OAKLAND.
Gould Adin B, carpenter with Mclntyre, Abbey & Co, res 807
Washington
Gould A E, res 1114 Linden
Gould Abraham F, packer Encinal Mills, res 1666 Lincoln
Gould H A, commercial traveler California Powder Works, res
829 Jackson
Gould Harry S, commercial traveler, res 1215 Adeline
Gould Henry (Gould & Williamson), res 1666 Lincoln, West Oak-
land
Gould Jennie Miss, type-setter (S F), res 1609 Eighth
Gould Mary E Miss, bookbinder Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
1666 Lincoln
Gould Nelson C, repairer C P R R, res 953 Wood
Gould Wm, millhand Samm's Mills, res 1666 Lincoln
Gould & Williamson (Henry Gould and Wm Williamson), pro-
prietors Encinal Flouring Mills, 751 and 753 Washington
Gove A B, master mariner, res 2421 Piedmont ave cor Webster
Gove Charles, engineer (S F), res 1759 Seward
Gove E V, news agent, res 1014 Chestnut
Gove Frank L, employe with Whittier, Fuller & Co (S F), res 1014
Chestnut
Gove Henry M, clerk with F A. Hyde (S F), res 2421 Piedmont
ave cor Webster
Gove John H, manufacturer wool presses (S F), res 1014 Chest-
nut
Gowan Charles, carpenter C P R R Yards
Gowanlock James, blacksmith, res 751 Castro
Go wen Charles, carpenter, res 1515 Fifth
Gowen John V, ship carpenter, res 1713 William
Gower E G Mrs, res 363J Twelfth
Gbwer Samuel, res 1029 Sixth ave
Graber Louis (Westerman & Co), res 1211 Seventh
Graber Thomas F, attorney-at-law, 1003J Broadway, res Berkeley
Grabs August, butcher, 1783 Seventh, res 1777 William
Gracey Eugene W, painter, res 377 East Eleventh
Gracey H S, printer, res 377 East Eleventh
Gracey Mary J Mrs, res 377 East Eleventh
Gracey Samuel, gardener, res 377 East Eleventh
Gracia Frank, laborer, res rear 911 Seventh
Grady Coleman, stone mason, res 1103 Third
Grady J, brakeman C P R R, res 1055 Twelfth ave
Grady Michael, laborer, res 1355 Eighteenth
Graff Emma, nurse girl, 1067 Thirty-second
Graff Peter A, painter, res 1067 Thirty-fourth
Graffelman Henry, plumber, res 816 Cedar
Graffelman Mrs M, furnished rooms, res 816 Cedar
Grage J C, gardener, 2253 Telegraph ave
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing \vi-:i.I. IM>\Knt VKKV MMV Rates.
Office, 33 Geary Lt., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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Graham George S, salesman with Henry Schellhaas, res 962
Thirty-fifth
Graham James W, clerk C P R R, res Ross House
Graham James, mechanic, res 1524 Eighth
Graham James W, expressman, res 362 First
Graham Robert C, cashier freight department C P R R, res 1521
Ninth
Graham I W, expressman, res 362 First
Graham Wesley, butcher, res 260 East Fifteenth
Graham William M, capitalist, res 276 Eleventh
Grainger Letitia Mrs, res 1911 Union
Grainger Samuel, machinist with W T Garrett (S F), res 1911
Union
Grainger Sarah Miss, res 1911 Union
Grand Central Carriage Factory, Gilmore & Johnson proprs, 266
Twelfth
Grand Central Stables, M M Tinkham propr, NE cor Twelfth
and Webster, res 1258 Franklin
Grand Western Hotel, John A Henninger propr, 1756 and 1758
Seventh
Grandjean Henry, clerk with G Venard, res 1038 Peralta
Grandjean Louis, druggist, res 1038 Peralta
Grandjean Pauline Miss, art studio, 413 Twelfth, room 1, and
teacher painting and drawing Home School, res 1038 Pe-
ralta
Grandjean Peter, watchmaker, res 974 Cypress
Graney Ambrose, cooper, res 1368 Eighteenth
Graney Catherine, res 1368 Eighteenth
Graney Thomas, miner, res 1368 Ei<_;hteenth
Grant Geo E, merchant, res 1303 Third ave
Grant Horace A, ship carpenter, res 765 Willow
Grant Robert, extraman Hose Co 1, and employe Judson Manu-
facturing Co, res 755 Clay
Grases James E, clerk freight department C P R R, res 1428
Tenth
Grash Henry, laundryman, res 1413 Fifteenth
Gratton Nathaniel, hostler with P Pumyea, res 834 Clay
Graul Robert, waiter Eureka Hotel
Graves Emma, domestic, cor Broadway and Clifton
Graves Fred, conductor C P R R, res Berkeley
Graves H P (H P Graves & Co), res Myrtle bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Graves H P & Co (H P Graves and J R Little), contractors and
builders, 401 Tenth
Graves Walter, watchmaker, res 1731 Myrtle
GRAVES WILLIAM H H, loan clerk and bookkeeper Union
National Bank, res 512 Seventeenth
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OAKLAND BREWERY, t?a
H. i<icrui>ii Avenue and 5>uraut Street.
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Gray , farmer, res Broadway nr Prospect
Gray A L Miss, assistant Irving School, res Alameda
Gray Albert, laborer CPRR, res 720 Fourth
Gray Asaph, res 254 Eighth
Gray Celia, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Gray Clarence H, pressman Tribune Publishing Co, res 1300
Webster
Gray Cormack, dairyman and well and sewer contractor, office
SE cor Thirteenth ave and East Twelfth, res 572 East Four-
teenth
Gray D P, mining, res 622 Seventeenth
Gray E H Rev Dr, pastor First Baptist Church, res Blake
House
Gray George D, lumber (S F), res 760 Tenth
Gray Giles H, attorney-at-law, res 754 Tenth
Gray H M Mrs, res 81 6 Cedar
Gray James, shoemaker with John Gray, res 572 East Fourteenth
Gray J B, clerk, res 816 Cedar
Gray J H, plasterer, res 410 Thirteenth
Gray John, shoemaker, 705 East Twelfth, res 572 East Four-
teenth '
Gray John, extraman Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res 619 East
Fourteenth
Gray Lavinia Mrs, res 260 Fifth
Gray Lavinia Miss, tailoress, res 260 Fifth
Gray Nathaniel, undertaker, res 758 Tenth
Gray R, general freight agent CPRR, res 919 Valencia (S F)
Gray R W, engineer CPRR, res 558 East Eleventh
Gray Samuel, painter, res 1717 Market
Gray Thomas, shoemaker with John Gray, res 572 East Four-
teenth
Gray Thomas J, hostler, res cor Seventh and Franklin
Gray W G, furniture and bedding, 467 and 469 Twelfth, res same
Gray W H Mrs, res 1067 Brush
Gray William, laborer, res 766 Sixth
Gray William D, res 819 Market
Gray W O, train clerk CPRR, res 1307 Chestnut
Grayson George, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 629
Brush
Grayson George W Jr, stock -raiser, res 568 Twenty -fifth
Grayson George W (Grayson, Harrell & Co), cor Ninth and
Madison
Grayson, Harrell & Co, wholesale butchers and cattle dealers,
'456 Eighth
GRAYSON NATHAN, stock-raiser, res 568 Twenty-fifth
Greaney John, laborer CPRR Yards, res 828 Lydia
Grear Miss B, dressmaker, 511 Tenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
OfflrM J •*•* Geary St., San Francisco.
«»inc< h. ( H<.2 u.-i'm ,„av Oakland.
Ill EM TIIPPIC P Pfl HMtory. Oak. Ash, Whit^ Woo U Maple, Et<„
MLLLll, I UuULL Oc UU., Xom. IN and HO Spear Street. San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
255
Great American Importing Tea Co, George Thomas manager, 917
Broadway
Greaves Wm, tailor, 766 Seventh, res same
Greber Thomas F, attorney- at-law, 1003 J Broadway, res Ber-
keley
Grece O C, laundryman' Contra Costa Laundry
Green Abbie V Mrs, hairworker, 1113 Broadway, room 2, i
Alameda
Green B P, bricklayer, res 1009 Twenty-second
Green Edmund, mining (S F), res 1317 Jackson
Green Frank M, driver Whitney & Co's Express, res cor Pacific
ave and Prospect, Alameda
Green Fred M, coachman, 176 Lake
Green James A, machinist CPEK, res 415 Durant
Green Jeff, laborer CPRE Yards, res Temescal
Green John, plumber, res 836 Broadway
Green John D, plumber with J as Dalziel, res 1009 Twenty-
second
Green John G, plasterer
Green John G Mrs, dressmaker, 1113 Broadway, room 2
Green John G, laborer, res rear 1564 Telegraph ave
Green Joseph, res 1606 Market
Green Rhoda Mrs, res 318 Fourteenth
Green S M Mrs, nurse, res 1006 Fifth
Green Thomas Dr, physician, 10 Third (S F), res 573 Seventh
Green Wiiliam, porter with J M Rose, res Forty-fourth nr Tem-
escal ave
Green Wm, bootblack, res Cleveland ave east of Telegraph ave
Green William, laborer with Fisher & Taylor, res 613 Madison
Greene William E, judge Superior Court No 2, Court House, res
522 East Eleventh
Greenebaum William B, jeweler, res 261 Twelfth
GREENH00D JACOB (Greenhood & Moran), res 1462 Telegraph
ave
Greenhood Joseph, groceries, SE cor Twenty-ninth and San
Pablo ave
GREENHOOD MAX (Max Greenhood & Co), res 224 Twelfth
GREENHOOD MAX & CO (Max Greenhood), dry and fancy
goods, 1017 Broadwav
GREENHOOD & MORAN (Jacob Greenhood and J T Moran),
clothing, 1019 Broadway
GREENHOOD SOL. fancy dry goods, laces, hosiery, gloves, etc.,
1111 Broadway, res 035 Fourteenth
Greenleaf John B, trucking, res 1115 Tenth ave
Greenman Harman. miner, res 311 Fourth
Greenough Chas C, New Liberty Bakery, 857 Washington, res
366 Fifth
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods,
No. 11 M mtgrimer' St.,
SAN FRANCIS* O. I al;
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
Westermann & Co.. Proprs.,
X. IV. .or 5th & K irk ii am Sts
256
OAKLAND.
Greenwald Frank J, policeman, res 1731 William
Greenwood Winnie Miss, res 1460 Seventh
Gregory Annie Miss, res 1 206 Alice
Gregory Gracie Miss, res 1206 Alice
Gregory H P (H P Gregory & Co, S F), res 586 Caledonia
Gregory John F, engineer with Samm & Co, res Overland House
Gregory S W, machinist (S F), res 1206 Alice
Gregory William, miner, res 1384 Franklin
Grellmann Morise, cigar box maker, res 1616 Taylor
Gremke Henry, groceries (S F), res Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph
ave and Grove
Gremke Richard, groceries, res Thirty-eighth bet Telegraph ave
and Grove
Greovich G, laborer CPRR
Gressler Charles A, barber, 707 East Twelfth, res same
Gressler Ernest, clerk with Michalitschke Bros & Co (S F), res
1160 Union
Greter J F, steward Capital Restaurant, res 1804 Seventh
Grey George, overseer C P R R, res 1660 Eleventh ave
Gribbel Charles, 'longshoreman, res 726 Union
Grieser John, shoemaker, 4201 Eleventh, res same
Grieves Chas, baker with Henry Heyer, res 1810 Seventh
Grieves Matthew, employe C P R R, res 1786 Seventh
Grieves Matthew, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1717 William
Grieves Wm, yardman C P R R, res 1786 Seventh
Griffin Daniel, harnessmaker, res 1122 Fifteenth ave
GRIFFIN HENRY E> general insurance agent, 958 Broadway, res
312 Fourteenth
Griffin Joel W, res 821 Center
Griffin John D, engineer C P R R, res 1314 Eighth
Griffin Kate, domestic, 176 Lake
Griffin Lee, grocer, res 1426 Tenth ave
Griffin Lizzie R Mrs, assistant High School, res 1167 Brush
Griffin T K, Guide Office (S F), 1358 Eighth
Griffing Fred A, clerk (S F), res 566 East Eighteenth
Griffing Geo Jones, miner, res 566 East Eighteenth
Griffing Geo J Jr, clerk (S F), res 566 East Eighteenth
Griffing K T Miss, music teacher, res 566 East Eighteenth
Griffith William A, carpenter, res 1464 Telegraph ave
Griffiths Allen, dentist, 8 Sixth (S F), res 564 Seventeenth
Griffiths Allen Mrs, portrait artist, res 564 Seventeenth
Griffiths John, bookbinder, res 720 Myrtle
Griggs C E, foreman composing room Pacific Press Publishing
&Co, res 628 Twenty-first
Grigsby J L Rev, clergyman A M E Church, res Third bet
Franklin and Webster
Grimes John, nailer, res 724 Myrtle
S. F. LAUNDRY.
«.<»oi» WUKK, l,OIV I'HKKS. Oilier,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, a?^NLs§IWcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
257
GRIMES W V. druggist and physician, NE cor Seventh and
Broadway, res 410 Seventh
Grimm August, tanner, res cor East Twelfth and Twenty-first
ave
Grimme Charles, salesman with John Cushing & Co, res 520
Eighth
Grimmer Charles A, employe U S Mint(S F), res 479 East Tenth
Grindley John H, salesman Capitol Mills (S F), res 1255 West
Grisch Christian, res 732 Filbert
Griswold Augustus H, assaver, res 1716 Telegraph ave
Griswold Charles P, clerk CPRR(SF), res 812 Fifteenth
Griswold Geo, car repairer CPRR Yards
Griswold Hattie B Miss, res 1716 Telegraph ave
Griswold M M Mrs, res 1614 Eighth
GRISWOLD N W. secretary Kalliodont Manufacturing Co, office
cor Tenth and Broadway, res Alameda
Griswold Wm, pressman Tribune Publishing Co, res 1716 Tele-
graph ave
Grogan James, shoemaker, res 660 East Fifteenth
Grogan Maggie, res 846 Isabella
Grogan Wm, res 1616 Seventeenth
Gronberg Daniel A, first officer steamer Alexander, res 1055
Twelfth ave
Grondonna Carl, driver, res Thirteenth nr bay
Grondonna Domigo, gardener, res Thirteenth nr Bay
Grondonna Jesse, clerk, res Thirteenth nr bay
Grondonna Joseph, clerk with R F Wray, res w s Wood bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Grondonna Joseph, engineer (S F), res w s Wood bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Groom John, horsetrainer Oakland Trotting Park nr Emery
Station, res same
Gros Henry E, jeweler (S F), res 1703 Eighth
Gross J, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal House,
Emery Station
Gross J F, car repairer CPRR Yards, res cor Chase and Wood
Gross J Fred, butcher, res 920 Wood
Gross William G C, marble cutter, res 1402 Fifteenth
Grosshans John D, cigarmaker with L Lehmkuhl, res Winter's
Hotel
Grossmayer Marcus H, local securities, res 555 Twentj'-first (S F)
Groth John, res 465 Fourth
Grotheer Frederick, employe CPRR, res 1612 Fifteenth
Groton Nathaniel, hostler, res 834 Clay
Grove Street Primary School, Mrs Nannie D Standeford princi-
pal, Grove bet Fourth and Fifth
Grover Carrie, domestic, res 110 East Twelfth
Spool
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OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMll at IUKVKS, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and intrant Street.
WBfttiw£5k S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
258
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GROVES REUBEN, proprietor Oakland Nursery, Shell Mound
adjoining Oakland Race Track, res same
Grow C A, res Winsor House
Grow J B, blacksmith, res 969 Chester
Grubb Sarah, res 560 Thirty-fifth
Grubbs Albert J, porter, res 733 Center *
GrunewakI Michel, saloon, 858 Washington, res same
Grush Henry, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Guard Reginald T, purser steamer Mexico, res 363 East Twelfth
Guerin Oscar, plumber, res 1122 Fifteenth Ave
Guernsey Amasa A, general agent, res 1671 San Pablo ave
Guest H L Mrs, res 1717 Chestnut
Guffin Vira Mrs, res 1455 Filth
Guilever J, stage carpenter, res Bushell House
Gunderson Reier, laborer C P R R, res 118 Ettie
Gunn C F, stevedore, res 823 Isabella
GUNN CHARLES T, breeder of thoroughbred poultry, res 823
Isabella
Gunn George W, master mariner, res 810 Isabella
Gunn John, cooper, res 1427 Filbert
Gunn Mary A, res 810 Isabella
Gunn Robert, res 912 Sixth ave
Gunn Thomas, res 810 Isabella
Gunn William J, real estate (S F), res 1375 Madison
Gunterman Alice Miss, compositor, res NW cor West and Lydia
Gunterman Henry, carpenter, res NW cor West and Lydia
Gunther Charles, meat market, 1265 San Pablo ave, res Avenue
House •
Gunther F A, music teacher, res 666 Sycamore
Gunther John, driver, res Sunnyside House, room 9
Gnppy Alonzo R, civil engineer, res 1052 Poplar
Guptil E A, Ralston Market, 957 Washington, res S F
Gurnee Clinton, lawyer, res 539 Frederick
Gurnette A G, stock broker, res 1278 Fourth ave
Gurnett William J, bookkeeper (S F), res 464 Twentieth
Gustine Albert A, electrotyper with Palmer & Rey (S F), res
1615 Taylor
Gushee Geo E, blacksmith helper C P R R, res 1678 Eighth
Guthrie Alice Miss, fancy feathers, 456 Twelfth, res same
Guy Wm, stone cutter, res 810 Campbell
S. F. LAUNDRY.
«.o«n> woitw. I-OW PRICES. oill<<\
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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IliilVIl Jj J. UlN , Harrishnrg, Hornellsville. Set in ■«• Your Tickets at
<«eneral Ticket Office, Xo.2 Hew Montgomery street, under Pal-
ace Hotel, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific, C1I1CAUO
JCel |t A.\D XOKTHWESTKRS RAILWAY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD W00DS/^n2^npeeia8rcost-
OAKLAND. 259
HAAR & BROTHER (Henry and Herman Haar), groceries, 1472
Seventh
Haar Henry (Ha;ir & Bro), res 1472 Seventh
HAAR HERMAN (Haar & Bro), res 1472 Seventh
Haas Fred, canvasser, res 1410 Twelfth ave
Haas George W, tinsmith with Dalziel & Moller, res 1728 Sew-
ard
Haberlin James, sexton Church of the Immaculate Conception,
res 518 Sixth
Hackantorn George F, laborer, res 658 Grove
Hackett Edward, master mariner, res 1303 Jackson
Hackett James, brick mason, res 362 Seventh
Hackett John, dredging, res 229 Twelfth
Hackett L S, conductor C P R R, res 854 Henry
Hackett Margaret Mrs, res 362 Seventh
Hackett Margaret Miss, dressmaker, res 362 Stventh
Hackett Patrick, laborer C P R R
Hadley Euieline, res 1270 Seventh
Had ley Kate Mrs, res 957 Jefferson
Hadlich Frederica Mrs, res Thirty-eighth nr Telegraph ave
Hadlich Louis, candy factory, res Thirty-eighth nr Telegraph
ave
Hadsell George, emplove U S Mint (S F), res 1560 Seventh
Hafeley Phillie, res 369 Fifth
Haffner E L Mrs, res Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph ave
Hagan Lewis, teamster with Smith & Butler, res 1830 Twentv-
seventh
Hagar Edward C, clerk (S F), res Summit ave, Prospect Heights
Hagen C Mrs, groceries and provisions, 1902 San Pablo ave ° res
same
Hagen Peter A, expressman, res San Pablo ave bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hager George D, carpenter, res 768 Seventh
Haggerty Ellen, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Haggerty James, lather, res 560 Franklin
Hagle Julia Mrs, res 1476 Thirteenth ave
Hague Gracie Miss, hair worker with Mrs F I Springsteen, res
Gray House .
chafer & Co.: Pine Custom CI thins to Order, N*
11 Montgomery St.
Nnn Francisco.
Washington Brewery ■,
Westermann A Co., Proprs.,
N. W. 00E. 5th & EIBIHAH STREETS.
260
OAKLAND.
Hague Patience Mrs, res 2124 Elm
Hagy Belle, res 1055 Poplar
Hahn Emil, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Hahn Henry C, fireman CPRR, res 1662 Seventh
Hahn John G, wagonmaker, res 1164 Thirty-second
Hahn Louis, extraman Oakland Engine Co No 3, res 1705 Eighth
Hahn Louis W, plumber and gastitter, 960 Seventh, res 941
Henry
Hahn William, painter, res 319 Eleventh
Haight Frank M, bookkeeper, res 1403 Jackson
Haile L D Mrs, res 1206 Alice
Haines Chas W, farmer, res SE cor Tenth and Harrison
HAINES ELLIS A. live stock dealer, res SE cor Tenth and Har-
rison
Haines Frank E, clerk C P R R, res 512 Eighth
Haines John J, live stock dealer, res 277 Tenth
Haines Joseph D, electric pen printing (S F), res 820 Fifteenth
Haines Thornton W, farmer, res 277 Tenth
Hair James, bronzer with Dalziel & Moller, res Barnett House
Hair Samuel Sr, res 811 Castro
Hair Samuel, plumber, res 811 Castro
Hale Edson D, teacher of Greek and Latin, Hopkins' Academy,
res same
Hale Emma, res 1715 Taylor
Hale Henry H, res 403 East Fourteenth
Hale Relecca H Mrs, res 403 East Fourteenth
Hale Wm H, tinsmith, res 1715 Taylor
Haley Charles S, pf^sician, res 579 Thirty-sixth
Haley J M, physician (S F), res 527 Thirty-sixth
Haley Maggie, domestic, 825 Kirkham
Haley Patrick, sewer contractor, res 814 Brush
Haley Patrick, laborer, res 416 Seventh
Haley Viola E Miss, res 579 Thirty-sixth
Haley Willard G, student, res 579 Thirty-sixth
Halford Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Hall Agnes Mrs, res 810 Tenth
Hall Alice, domestic, 1375 Eleventh ave
Hall Alletta Miss, res 829 Seventeenth
Hall Anthony, engineer CPRR, res 1820 Atlantic
Hall Benjamin, custom House (S F), res 967 Jefferson
Hall Charles, clerk with F R Stevenson & Co, res 973 Washing-
ton
Hall Charles E, switchman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Hall Clarence H, accountant, res 1607 Telegraph ave
Hall D K, foreman CPRR Paint Shops, res 517 Ninth
Hall Edward L, insurance collector, res 602 East Fourteenth
Hall Edward M, mining secretary, res 1369 Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY °»
i ;t.'{ Geary St., San Francisco.
* \ NG« itroa.i vi ».> . Oakland.
r^^tS-^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital. S4.500.000
OAKLAND.
261
Hall Frank B, engineer CPRR, res 1774 Eighth
Hall Frank M, clerk, res 1G1 Seventh
Hall Frank T, painter, cor Thirteenth and Webster, res 1256
Alice
Hall George, employe CPRR, res Clarendon House
Hall George, laborer, res 727 Chester
Hall Henry, salesman with Hook & Co, res 1309 Jefferson
Hall Henry C, painter with F M Farwell, res Capitol Hotel
Hall Hubbard E, attornev-at-law (S F), res 1607 Telegraph ave
Hall Hubbard K, bookkeeper (S F), res 1607 Telegraph ave
Hall Isaac, with E Bernheim & Co, res 364i Thirteenth
Hall J A Mrs, res 1259 Clay
Hall Jacob A, res 727 Chester
Hall J J, painter C P R R Ship Yards
Hall Job, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1804 William
Hall John, deck hand steamer Piedmont, res 516 Second
Hall John, hostler Herman Drucker, res 1071 Fourteenth ave
Hall John T (J T Hall & Co), res 1416A San Pablo ave
Hall Jos, shoemaker with E Bernheim' & Co, res Capitol Hotel
Hall Joshua, painter, res 810 Tenth
HALL J T & CO (John T Hall an 1 J M Sabin), druggists, 1451
San Pablo ave
Hall Mary Mrs, propr Charter Gak Hotel, res 1763 Seventh
Hall Maud M Miss, school teacher, res 2223 Andover
Hall Richard B, detective (S F). res 161 Seventh
Hall Samuel, carpenter, res 2022 Adeline
Hall Samuel P, district attorney, Court House, res 1220 Union
Hall T W, dentist, Oakland Bank Building, res 816 Thirty-fourth
Hall Win, carpenter, res 842 Twentv-ninth
Hall Wm H, employe CPRR, res 1774 Eighth
Hall Wm H Mrs, res 1774 Eighth
Hallahan Andrew (Hallahan Bros), res 1005 Webster
Hallahan Bros (A and T Hallahan), restaurant, 968 Broadway
Hallahan Daniel J, apprentice with Burtchaell & Crowley, res
518 East Twelfth
Hallahan Florence, merchant tailor, 620 East Twelfth, res 518
East Twelfth
Hallahan John, laborer, res 529 Third
Hallahan Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 518 East Twelfth
Hallahan Michael J, painter, res 827 Twenty-ninth
Hallahan Thomas (Hallahan Bros), res 1005 Webster
Hallenbeck Ella Miss, res 758 Willow
Hall en beck L Mrs, res 758 Willow
Haller John, blacksmith shop, 558 Webster, res 313 Sixth
Hallett Chas U, commercial traveler, res 1317 Tenth
Hallett Geo H, (Contra Costa Laundry Association), res S F
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OAKLAND BREWERY,
KBAHH A. IHFVFS, Proprietors. « or
Telegraph Avenue and I>urant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,fc™5» Fresco & Decorative Artists
262
OAKLAND.
Hallett J R, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Halliday Wm, solicitor, ns 1416 Fifteenth
Hallihan Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 518 East Twelfth
Halloran Edward, drayman Judson Manufacturing Co, res Park
ave above Hubbard
Halloran Maurice, shoemaker with Michael Halloran, 1689
Seventh
Halloran Maurice, watchman CPR R, res 1670 Atlantic
Halloran Michael, shoemaker, 1689 Seventh, res same
Hainan Wm, brass finisher with Hersey & Chloupek, res cor
Atlantic ave and Minturn
Halpin Dennis, gardener, res 30 Valley
Halsey Henry L, with Taylor & Goodrich (3 F), res 1303 Thir-
teenth ave
Halsey Isaac Sherwood, dentist, 869 Washington, res 1154
Alice
Halsted E A Mrs, res 1701 Twelfth
Halsted Edward O, helper CPRR Yard, res 1701 Twelfth
Halsted James M, manufacturer incubators and dealer in fancy
poultry, 1011 Broadway, res 1312 Myrtle
Halsted K K Mrs, milinery, 1011 Broadway, res 1312 Myrtle
Ham Chas M, switchman CPRR, res 804 Seventh
Ham Hattie H Mrs, res Sunny Side House, room 8
Hamann August, butcher with Rice & White, res 1057 Webster
Hamb Wm M. laborer, res 833 Thirtieth
Hambe}' Andrew M, carpenter, res 1745 Filbert
Hambey John W, carpenter, res 1747 Filbert
Hambey Joseph, carpenter, res 1745 Filbert
Hambey Matilda, res 1747 Filbert
Hambey Richard A, car carpenter, res 1741 Filbert
'Hambey Win, carpenter, res 1743 Filbert
Hambletonian Stables, Warrener & Sticker proprs. 1688 Tele-
graph ave
Hambly A M Miss, res 1625 Telegraph ave
Hambright John J, bookkeeper with Henry Schellhaas, res 359
Eleventh
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co of Hamburg, Martens &
Meese agents, 907 Washington
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co; Martens & Meese
agents, 9()7 Washington
Ham by J W, carpenter, res 1733 Filbert
Hamel Peter, carpenter, res 1424 Tenth
Hamelin Wm (Hamelin & Co), res 704 Webster
HAMELIN & CO. (William Hamelin and Samuel N Piusonnault),
carriage makers and horse shoers, 658 Broadway
Hamerton Chas W, car driver Fourteenth Street Railroad, res
1024 Kirkham
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. T. LA "J NUnT. Office, ft Geary St., S. F.. and *«« Broadwav* Oakland.
fill CM TllPPir 9 Pfl C-A-BIOiTET "WTOODS OS* ALL KIITDS
hLLlIi, IUUUlL & UU., Nos. 1H and 2U Spear street, San Francisco.
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Hamill Robert P, res 1963 Webster
Hamilton Anna, res Telegraph ave nr Thirty-ninth
Hamilton Auswell, butcher with Henry Roberts, res 1573 Seventh
Hamilton Christina, res 618 East Sixteenth
Hamilton Church, SE cor Thirteenth and Jeffei'son
Hamilton Clara F, res 1165 Jackson
Hamilton D, baggage master CPRR, res 1268 Fifth ave
Hamilton Edward H, deputy sheriff, res 1165 Jackson
Hamilton E S, employe U S Mint (S F), res 1267 Fifth ave
Hamilton Frank, machine hand CPRR, res 1514 Seventh
Hamilton John, blacksmith, res 1367 Tenth
Hamilton Napier, carpenter, res 1573 Seventh
Hamilton Noble, judge Superior Court, Department 3 Court
House, res 1271 Jackson
Hamilton Samuel, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good
Cheer House, Emery Station
Hamilton W H H, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 1325 Sixteenth
ave
Hamilton Wm, watchman J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
are bet Summer and Clifton
Hamilton Wm B, deputy county recorder, res 1271 Jackson
Hamilton Wm M, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Hamilton W M, painter, res 1804 Seventh
HAMILTON WM T> undertaker and coroner, 466 and 468 Thir-j
teenth, res same
Hamlin Henry H, engineer CPRR, res 1071 Twelfth ave
Haram Carrie Mrs, res 964 Third
Hamm M A Miss, teacher of vocal and instrumental music, res
1213 Jefferson
Hammarschmedt August, musician, res 521 Eighteenth
Hammack Chas R, carpenter, res 865 Cedar t
Hammack Geo K, laborer CPRR, res 865 Cedar
Hammack Joseph 1), laborer, res 865 Cedar
Hammer Coi'delia J, res 308 Tenth
Hammer Frank, machinist, res 811 Washington
Hammer J F, general commission merchant
Twelfth
Hammer Samuel, compositor with D W Gelwicks & Co, res 568
Tenth
HAMMIT CHAS H, sole proprietor 9143 Rheumatic Cure, 1450
Seventh, res 855 Center
Hammon Edwin W, salesman with W P EJammon & Co, res 562
Eleventh
Hammon Wendell P (W P Hammon & Co) and manager with J
Lusk & Son, res 576 Ninth
Hammon W P & Co (W P Hammon and H H Worley) nursery-
men, 864£ Broadway
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ScllQ ;6i & CO.! ai.\" Youths" CLOTHING, son"
Mont-
sry »t„
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery \
Westermann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COR. 5th S KISEHAM STREETS.
264
OAKLAND.
Hammond Edward W, nursery, res 562 Eleventh
Hammond Horace A, engineer CPRR, res 778 Ninth
Hammond Richard H, salesman with Salinger Bros, res Occiden-
tal House
Hammond W D, machinist CPRR, res East Berkeley
Hampel Andrew, groceries 775 and 777 East Twelfth, res Elev-
enth ave bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hampel Annie Miss, dressmaker with Mrs E W Johnson, res 1120
Sixteenth ave
Hampel Conrad F, bakery, res 761 East Twelfth
Hampel Frederick C, carriagesmith with H F Hampel, res Thir-
teenth ave and East Thirtieth
Hampel Frank, clerk with A Hampel, res Sixteenth ave bet
Twelfth and Fourteenth
Hampel Henry, blacksmith and carriagemaker, res 1120 Sixteenth
ave
Hampel Henry F, carriage manufacturer, 1414 Broadway, res
710 Twenty-ninth
Hampton James (J Hampton & Co), res 1600 Telegraph ave
Hampton John (J Hampton & Co), res 1608 Telegraph ave
HAMPTON J & CO (John and James Hampton) wood and coal,
NE cor Telegraph ave and Twenty-Second
Hampton Win G, plumber CPRR Yard, res 1570 Seventh
Hanavan Bridget, res 1559 West
Hanavan John P, groceries and meat market, 1561 West, res
same
Hanavan Philip (McManus & Hanavan), res 1942 Myrtle
Hancock Hall, 377 Twelfth
Hand Patrick, laborer, res 811 Twenty-second
Handlos Albert O, salesman with William H Nolan, res 408
, Thirteenth
Handlos James, salesman with William H Nolan, res 408 Thir-
teenth
Handy George W, physician and surgeon, office S F, res NW cor
Jackson and Twelfth
Handy Joshua B, clergyman, res 689 Twenty-fifth
HANER JOSEPH, boots and shoes, 1508 Seventh
Haney A, superintendent Tubbs' Hotel, livery and
ble, cor East Fourteenth and Fourth ave, res
Haney Ann Mrs, res 711 Sixth
Haney Charles, poultry dealer, res 239 Louisa
Hanford James M, paymaster CPRR, res 1205 Peralta
Hanford William T, clamp manufacturer (S F), res 1368 Brush
HAN I FIN J J> supervisor and liquors, Seventh and Broadway and
nr SW cor Fourteenth and Broadway, res 1403 Grove
Hanifin Jeremiah J Jr, machinist U S Mint (S ¥), res 1403 Grove
Hank Julia Miss, teacher, res La Clede House, 1116 Broadway
br-arding sta-
Tubbs' Hotel
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Offices.
( 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
' 1 Hiiii Broadway, Oakland.
Jas L Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., capital, $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
265
Hanke Charles H, cigars and tobacco, 468 Seventh, res S F
HANKS JOHN G (J G Hanks & Co), constable, 859 Broadway,
n om 23, res 962 Clav
HANKS J G & CO. detectives, room 23, res 859 Broadway
Hanley Edward, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1363
Fifteenth
Hanley George, laborer, res 763 Twenty-first
Hanley John, laborer, res Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Hanley L Miss, res 971 Cypress
Hanley Michael, wines and liquors, 1507 Seventh, res same
Hanley M J, clerk with Camilloni & Co, res 513 Fifteenth
Hanley William, saddle and harnessmaker, 1082 East Fourteenth
ave, res same
Hanlon John, night sergeant telegraph office, res 812 Wood
Hanlon Margaret, res 812 Wood
Hanlon Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 812 Wood
Hanly Patrick, bootmaker, res 763 Castro
Hanna Alexander, iron worker Judson Manufacturing Co, res S F
Hanna C L, traveling agent UPRR, res 836 Jackson
Hanna Florence M Miss, teacher with Miss S B Bisbee, res 1260
Market
Hanna Howard W, res 1260 Market
Hanna James L, insurance agent (S F), res 1260 Market
Hannaford E T, milling with Horace Davis & Co (S F), res 779
Twelfth
Hannah James E, contractor and builder, res 1120 Washington
Hannan Charles, salesman with Greenhood & Moran, res 658
Adeline
Hannan J J, painter, 606 East Twelfth, res 2070 Thirteenth ave
Hannibal Elizabeth Miss, res 955 Pine
Hannibal Henry, farmer, res 955 Pine
Hannibal Louise Miss, res 955 Pine
Hannifin James J, assayer (S F), res 571 Tenth
Hannigan John B, boilermaker, res 136 Hannah
Hannig F M, florist with James Hutchison, res cor Twenty-sixth
and Telegraph ave
Hannigan Thos, res 1122 Fifteenth ave
Hannon John, laborer, res 1709 Atlantic
Hannon John, carpenter, res 658 Adeline
Hannon Sarah Miss, governess, res 1265 Grove
Hanrahan Elizabeth Mrs, groceries, 229 Third, res same
Hanratty Annie, domestic, 1262 Webster
HANSC0M JOHN 0> appraiser, insurance and machinery, res
1354 Eighth
Hansen A B Miss, res 978 East Fourteenth
Hansen Andrew, watchman C P R R, res 115 Hannah
Hansen Andrew H, coachman, SE cor Thirteenth and Grove
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA.1IM «& DIEVEK, Proprietors, i'or.
Telegraph Avenue and JUurant Street.
MfnSnrfimffiS; S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
266
OAKLAND.
Hansen August, clerk with Eiben & Nor, res cor Seventh and
Campbell
Hansen Benjamin, laborer CPRR, res A above Hannah
Hansen Charles (Reuter & Hansen), res 561 Fifth
Hansen C J, seaman, res 612| East Twelfth
Hansen Frederick, cigarmaker, res Union Hotel
Hansen G M Mrs, midwife, res 463 B
Hansen Hans, coachman, res 120 East Fourteenth
Hansen Henry, teamster, res 466 Third
Hansen Capt J C, res 1061 Willow
Hansen Jens, painter, res 463 B
Hansen John, coachman, 1533 San Pablo ave
Hansen Peter, driver with W Sagehorn, res 471 Sixth
Hansen Sarah, res 859 Twenty-second
Hansen Theodore, res 1702 Thirteenth ave
Hansen Theodore, saloon NE cor Tenth and Franklin, res 374
Tenth
Hansen T N, bartender, res 711 Brush
Hansen's Hall, SW cor Wood and Goss
Hanson Clarence S, carpenter and contractor, res 714 Tenth
Hanson Henry, teamster with Fisher & Taylor, res 466 Third
Hanson J P, painter CPRR Ship Yards
Hanson Katie, domestic, 1069 Market
Hanson Samuel, druggist, res 462 Central ave
Hanson Thomas, bar tender with John Terney, res 711 Brush
Hanson W H, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 946 Wood
Hanush Joseph, saddler, res 214 Harlan •
Hanzn August, cook, res 867 Cedar
Happ Samuel J, carpenter, res 1455 Twelfth ave
Happy Theodore, laborer, res New York Hotel
Harberlin James, sexton St Mary's Church, res 518 Sixth
Harbourne Henry, res Moss ave nr Telegraph ave, Teraescal
Hard Amy E Miss, res 11 Valley
Hard Leonora Mrs, res 11 Valley
Hard Rosswell B, clerk with J Cushing & Co, res 11 Valley
Harden Frank B, druggist, res 1686 Eighth
Harden F B, carpenter CPRR, res 1686 Eighth
Harden John B, miner, res 1686 Eighth
Hardenbergh C P, news dealer, Brooklyn Station, Thirteenth ave
and East Eleventh, res 1055 Twelfth ave
Hardenburgh James R, U S Mint (S F), res 120 East Fourteenth
Haiders Bertha, nurse with Samuel P Hall, 1220 Union
Harders Claus, carpenter, res 1880 Seventh
Harding August, farmer, res 416 Tenth
Harding France, liquor saloon, 601 Webster, res same
Harding Mary Miss, res 416 Tenth
Washing WKLL DONE at VERY LOW Bates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE C CO., OAK PLANK, "flSR
SpearSt.
•ancisco.
OAKLAND.
267
Harding Reinhard T, law student, res 416 Tenth
Hardwick Edward N, sailor res 863 Union
Hardwick J P, master mariner, res 863 Union
Hardy Charles G, salesman with W B Hardy, res 1383 Frank
fin
Hardy E M Mrs, res 1383 Franklin
Hardy Emma N Miss, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 1067 Castro
Hardy Harry D, clerk with Geo Black, res 1664 Eighth
Hardy Ida Grace Miss, historical lecturess, Mariposa ave bet
Shattuck and Humboldt, Temescal
Hard}T John J, agent American Eagle Insurance Association,
office 961 Broadway, res 1383 Franklin
Hardy Lowell J, capitalist, res 715 Market
HardV M M Mrs, teacher, res 1316 Telegraph
HARDY TRACY S> bookkeeper witlTW B Hardy, res 1383
Franklin
HARDY WILLIAM B, bookseller and stationer, 961 Broadway
res 1383 Franklin
Hardy William F, bookkeeper with Payot, Upham & Co (S F),
res 1383 Franklin
Hare Geo, machinist (S F), res 1670 Lincoln
Harfst Herman, ship carpenter, res 764 Willow
Harges Helen Mrs, res 862 Chester
Harkens James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Harkins John, dealer in laces, res 1412 Brush
Harkinson Charles, res 1403 Franklin
Harkinson John L, salesman with Salinger Bros, res 1403 Frank
lin
Harkness F M, photographic gallery, 556 East Twelfth
Harlan Kate Mrs, seamstress, res 604 Fourteenth
Harlow Allen, clerk with Agard & Co, res Orr House
Harlow Charles A, salesman wyth Agard & Co, res cor Fifteenth
and San Pablo ave
Harlow Edward W, tackmaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res
590 Sycamore
Harlow Lucy I Miss, res 862 Franklin
Harlow W B, clerk with Norris & Moore, res Temescal nr Tele-
graph ave, Temescal
Harlow William S, deputy sheriff, res Clarendon House
Harlow William S Mrs, res 862 Franklin
Harm an James, carpenter, res 713 Nineteenth
Harmon , phvsician, room 29, 957 Broadway
HARMON A K P, president Chollar and Potosi Mining Cos (S F),
res 1568 Webster
Harmon Edwin, manager Opposition Boat House, res Lake Mer-
ritt
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom CI thins to Order,
No. 11 M
Sim Francisco.
W CIS iltflfftOfl HV&WGVy, N. w. C0Er,5th""KIEIHAM STREETS*
268
OAKLAND.
Harmon M, laborer CPRR
Harmon Richard E, bartender, res 710 Webster
Harmon Robert, physician, office and res 969 Broadway
Harmon William H, manager with Mrs C A King, 1656 and
1658 San Pablo ave, its 1437 San Pablo ave
Harn Katherine, res Forty-second nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Harney James, produce dealer, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Harney Michael, res 1405 Thirteenth
Harney Robert, brass finisher, res 1405 Thirteenth
Haron Katie Miss, res 533 Knox Place
Harper Leroy, engineer, res 1359 Thirteenth ave
Harper Lulu Miss, music teacher, res 1359 Thirteenth ave
Harper Theodore, builder, res 1359 Thirteenth ave
Harper William, groceries and liquors, 1361 Twelfth
Harrell Alfred, res 1453 Telegraph
Harrell Jasper (Grayson, Harrell & Co), res Tulare County
Harrigan I) J, shoemaker, res 808 Chester
Harrigan John W, fireman CPRR, res 1778 Railroad ave
Harrington Charles F, painter with F M Farwell, res 1012 Web-
ster
Harrington Charles J, machine hand Oakland Planing-mill, res
755 Market
Harrington Felix, res 1936 Linden
Harrington George, res 328 East Fourteenth
Harrington John, res 957 Campbell
Harrington John F, butcher, res 755 Market
Harrington Julia, res rear 1005 Third
Harrington Mary A Mrs, janitress Harrison Street School, res
807 Isabella
Harrington Michael, laborer, res 655 Linden
Harrington Timothy, laborer CPRR Yards, res 755 Market
Harrington Timothy, bookkeeper Charter Oak Hotel, res 1765
Seventh
Harrington William C, physician, res 1326 Tenth ave
Harriot George, engineer CPRR, res 1057 Twelfth ave
Harris Abraham, clerk with Jacob L Harris, res 214 Twelfth
Harris Abraham, roller, res 713 Eighth
Harris A H Mrs, res 1164 Peralta
Harris Bessie Miss, compositor Oakland Times Publishing Co,
res 1319 Tenth
Harris David M, brass moulder with Hersey & Chloupek, res 755
Clay
Harris Edwin Mrs, res 829 Oak
Harris Edwin F, clerk with Parrott & Co, res 829 Oak
Harris Frank, farmer, res SE cor Harrison and Twelfth
Harris Frederick R, bookbinder, res 1164 Peralta
S. F.
Washing WKUL DOKRatTERV LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary bt, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
rus. L. Barker, BERKELEY
Imoorter of and Dealer in
'• Builders' Hardware & Descriptions
OAKLAND.
269
porter
t'atches.
rELRY
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Stones,
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315
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Witches,
iMOHDS,
Specialty.
CRHORST.
ft'ELER,
315
fc3tr««t
CAI_
VERWARE,
Harris George L, chief engineer U S Mint (S F), res 798 Jeffer-
son
Harris H C, stableman with T A Cunningham, 1368 Broadway
Harris J A, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1312 Tenth ave
Harris Jacob, salesman with Salinger Bros, res 409 1 Twelfth
HARRIS JACOB L. clothier, 907 Broadway, res 214 Twelfth
Harris James, roller, res 713 Eighth
Harris John, Dashaway Stables, res same
Harris John N, shipwright, res 1319 Tenth
Harris John W, clerk with C R Lewis & Co, res 413 Twelfth
Harris Joseph, clothier, 915 Broadway, res 212 Twelfth
Harris Joseph, cook, res 711 Webster
Harris Joseph, seaman, res 825 Magnolia
Harris Lipman, res 809 Franklin
Harris Margaret Mrs, domestic, 818 Myrtle
Harris Mary Miss, res 755 Clay
Harris M H Mrs, lodgings, 866 Broadway
Harris Pauline Miss, dressmaker with E W Johnson, res 825
Magnolia
Harris Sabin Sr, farmer, res SE cor Harrison and Twelfth
Harris Sabin Jr, farmer, res SE cor Harris and Twelfth
Harris Steven D, miner, re* 1279 Eighth ave
Harris Timothy, brass finisher (S F), res 755 Clay
Harris William, roller, res 713 Eighth
Harrison August, brakeman, res 1787 Seventh
Harrison Clara Miss, res Bartlett House
Harrison George W, telegraph operator C P R R, res 1710 Nine-
teenth ave
Harrison Hattie, domestic Capital House. 552 Broadway
Harrison H E, res 516 East Sixteenth
Harrison John, machinist and engineer, res 714 Eighteenth
Harrison Joseph M. potter C P R R, res 808 Clay
Harrison Mrs, 1670 Nineteenth ave
Harrison O A, brakeman C P R R, res Grand Western Hotel
Harrison Primary School, Miss H M Mullen principal, NE cor
Sixth and Harrison
Harrison R.bert J, wholesale importer, res 616 Third
Harrison Sarah, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Harrison Simon N, contractor and builder, res Shattuck ave cor
Forty- ninth, Term seal
Harrison Thomas G (R W Miller & Co), res 856 Market
Harrod Joseph A, porter, res 1631 Myrtle
Harrold Mary Miss, r<js 558 Twentieth
Hart Bart, roller, res. Overland House
Hart Bridget, domestic Winsor House
Hart Charles, roll hand, res Overland House
Hart Daniel, liquor saloon, 622 Broadway, res same
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Glare's
HAI/I 'i'.U I DDCUfCDV KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors
UAIVLm.IJ DllL.WL.nT, T. Ittrapli Avenue and Durant S
(or
Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,!i$#A§& Fresco & Decorative Artists
270
OAKLAND.
Hart Jackson, commission merchant (S F), res 1069 Market
Hart Jacob H, painter with Daniel D Henderson, 370 Twelfth
Hart Jessie Miss, res 363 \ Twelfth
Hart L M Mrs, res 1166 Seventh
Hart Patrick, laborer CPRR, res 750 Willow
Hart Richard, laborer, res 451 East Tenth
Hart Thos, laborer, res New York Hotel
Hart Thos P, gang foreman CPRR, res 808 Willow
Hart Wm, wine packer, res 823 Henry
Hartford , res 823 Chester
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO, Strong & Watson agents,
470 Ninth
Hartigan Jennie, domestic, 1265 Clay
Hartman House, 462 Ninth
Hartmann Henry, ship carpenter CPRR Yard, res 1425 Eleventh
Hartmann John, shipwright, res 883 Bay
Hartmann Samuel, fruit and vegetable dealer, res 363 Fifth
Hartmann Wm, laborer, res 138 Louisa
Hart wig Chas F, master mechanic, res 1228 Chestnut
Hartwig Edward, plumber, res 1228 Chestnut
Hartwig Ella H Miss, saleslady with Bennison, Liebmann & Co,
res 1228 Chestnut
Harty Maggie Miss, seamstress, res 734 Linden
Harty Mary Miss, res 734 Linden
Harty Morris, laborer, r< s 822 Twenty-first
Hartv Robert, oiler CPRR Yards, res 734 Linden
Hartz John, helper CPRR Yards, res 1816 William
Harvey Chas D (Harvey Heater Co), res 566 Caledonia
Harvey Jonah, capitalist, res 1064 Wood
Harvey LeRoy G, real estate 640 Market, rooms 2 and 3 (S F),
res 1128 Filbert
Harvey Peter, agent B & O R R (S F), res 362 East Sixteenth
Harvey R A, car cleaner CPRR Yard, res 1610 Lincoln
Harvey Robt, carpenter, res 960 Clay
Harvey Robt A, book agent, res 1657 Lincoln
Harvey Susan B, res 714 Fourteenth
Harvey Win, carpenter, res 1657 Lincoln
Harvey Wm, clerk
Haselton J C, mining, res 1224 Twelfth ave
Haskell Edwin, res 1025 Chester
Haskell E F Mrs, res 1025 Chester
Haskell E F, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1025 Chester
Haskell Hattie Miss, res 1025 Chester
Haskell Noyes, carpenter, res 1558 Eighth
Haskell O P, branch bakery, 1359 Broadway
Haskin Enoch W, ticket agent CPRR, Grand Hotel, res 660
Fourteenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAJNDRY <"»
B i •'*•'* Geary St., San Francisco.
'"■• ( HKVA Bl'Oati wa) , Oak land.
ALIEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
Hickory, Oak. Asli, White IVoo.l. Maple, Eir.
No* 1H ami -Z» Npcar Street, San FranelBeo.
IBQBSlJ
iMTCCT
Hitches,
erwarc,
CIOUS
Stonis,
Etc
5 J St.,
OAKLAND.
271
315
6tx»«t
e Watches.
AMONDS,
Specialty.
;WELER,
315
Str.«t
icrameato
ILVIBWARE,
Haskin Joseph W, mining engineer, res 060 Fourteenth
Haskins Mrs, res 954 Broadway
Hasleton J C, miner, res 1214 Twelfth ave
Hassard Richard, gardener, res 930 Adeline
Hassinger Samuel K, real estate collector, res 611 Seventeenth
Hasslocher von E, physician, res 10G1 Alice
Hasslocher von E Jr, student, res 1061 Alice
Hast Bert, roller, res Overland House
Hast Chas, rollhand, res Overland House
Hastings Frank A, horse dealer, res 621 Webster
Hastings Joseph, fireman CPRR
Hastings J W, collector CPRR, res 2612 Folsom (S *)
Hastings Robert, res 1305 Broadway
Haswell Frederick B, secretary Central Land Co, 924 Broadway
res 576 Thirty-fourth
Haswell Geo C Mrs, res 557 Eighth
Hatch Asa D, commission produce (S F), res 1221 Chestnut
Hatch A J, operator Western Union Telegraph Co, res 1110
Fourteenth
Hatch Emma Miss, res 1067 Twenty-eighth
Hatch Emma F Miss, res 1221 Chestnut
Hatch Ephraim L, foreman Eagle Box Factory, res 80/ Wash-
Hatch I A, manufacturer Centennial windmills, 356 Twelfth, res
365 Thirteenth
Hatch Jabez, res 1108i Broadway
Hatch Kate, res 1067 Twenty-eighth
Hatch K C, coachman, 1311 Franklin «-«.„, im,
Hatch T H, commission merchant (S F), res 6/ East lweltth
Hauck Julia R Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 111b
Broadwav .
Haudbine JOB (Haudbine & Morrison), res lol4 Broadway
Haudbine Julius E, with Haudbine & Morrison, res 1514 Broad-
HAUDBINE& MORRISON (J Morrison and JOB Haudbine),
Central Carriage Factory, 1312 San Pablo ave
Hauer Win F, porter with Tillman & Bendel, res 1017 Taylor
Haucx Gustave A, machinist (S F), res 1405 Eighteenth
Haug Ola, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
HAUSCHILDT HENRY, boots and shoes, 1173 Broadway, res
1501 Telegraph ave ,
Hauser David, crockery, glassware and fancy goods, llo3 broad-
wav, res 572 Tenth r
Haven Benj B, clerk Commercial Union Insurance Co (S t ), res
Eighth opp Chestnut
Haven Chas, artist, res 807 Market
"Schafer&ToTCLOTiHKGS Furnishing Goods,
No. 11 Mnntgnmer St.,
SAN FRA.V IS» O, ' 111.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, rtfZZ.'SSL £ £&££?&
272
OAKLAND.
Haven Chas D, manager London and Liverpool Insurance Co
(S F), res Eighth opp Chestnut
Haven Dora Miss, res 1205 Oak
Haven Frederick L, salesman with Blake, Robbins & Co (S F),
res 961 Eighth
Haven J F, attorney-at-law, res 616 Fifteenth
Haven Wm P, clerk with H S Crocker & Co (S F), res Eighth
opp Chestnut
Havens Albert W, secretary Consolidated Virginia Mining Co
(S F), res 1652 Webster
Havens Chas M, street car advertiser, 869 Broadway, res 991
Wood
Havens F J, cashier Home Insurance Co (S F), res Blake House
Havens Frank C, res Vernon Heights
Havens Henry R, student, res Blake House
Havens H H, Internal Revenue (S F), res Blake House
Havens H R, law student with H Vrooman, res 1059 Wash-
ington
Havens John F, attorney-at-law, 911 Broadway, room 5, res 616
Fifteenth
HAVENS JOHN W (Porter Bros & Co), res Blake House
Havill J S, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 880 Webster
Hawes Madison, printer, res 978 East Fourteenth
Hawkes Robert H, pressureman Gas Works, res cor Second and
Grove
Hawkett Wm G, clerk city assessor's office, res 1651 Lincoln
Hawkins Edward, laborer, res 357 Seventh
Hawkins M E Mrs, assistant teacher Prescott Grammar School,
res 1779 Goss
Hawkins P Miss, res 1313 Eleventh ave
Hawkins Thos, blacksmith, res 1115 Willow
Hawkins Walter L, miner, res 1779 Goss
Hawks John Sr, lamplighter, res 963 Castro
Hawks John Jr, brass finisher (S F), res 963 Castro
Hawley Calvin H, tallyman C P R R Mill, res 1669 Seward
Hawley C J, grocer (S F), res 1118 Seventh ave
Hawley Geo T (Hawley Bros, S F), i'es Prospect ave east of
Broadway
Hawley G M, mining, res Oakland ave
Hawley Jacob C, lumber (S F), res 522 Knox Place
Hawley Levi H, clerk, res 2100 Telegraph ave
Hawley Mary A Miss, res 522 Knox Place
Hawley P R, res 1216 Webster
Hawlev William, major USA, res 1216 Webster
Hawley William T, clerk with Bowen & Co, res 371 Tenth
Haws Albert, canvasser, res 322 Second
Haws A P, miner, res 610 East Sixteenth
S. F. LAUNDBY.
4>OOI> IVOKK, M>W PKKRS. OIHce,
33 Geary St., S. 1\, and 862 Broadwav. Oakland
JAMES L. BARKER, a?f fNLs§i^TcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
273
Hawthorne Charles, clerk with A R Moore, res 1080 Twenty-
second
Hawthorne Joseph E, sewing-machine agent, 1152 Broadway,
res 1080 East Twent}r-second
Hawxhurst Franklin, civil engineer, res 616 East Twenty-second
Hay Wm, res 1415 Eleventh ave
Hayden Delia Miss, res Fortieth bet Lusk and San Pablo ave
Hay den James, CPRR storekeeper, res 1120 Third
Hayden Lester M, milkman, res Fortieth bet Lusk and San
Pablo ave
Hayden L G, milk ranch, res Fortieth bet Lusk and San Pablo
ave
Hayden Theron, milkman, res Fortieth bet Lusk and San Pablo
ave
Hayes, Carrick & Co (Henry Hayes, D S Carrick, Frank Hos-
tetter, and L Brooks), wholesale butchers, stockyard, office
655 East Twelfth
Hayes Charles D, jeweler (S F), res cor East Twenty-fourth and
Watson ave
Hayes Charles E, res 726 Fifteenth
Hayes Daniel, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1365
Fifteenth
Hayes Daniel D, fire apparatus works, 511 Fifth, res Fruit Vale
Hayes D E (Hinckley, Spear & Hayes, S F), res 909 Linden
Hayes E D (Hinckley, Spear & Hayes, S F), res 909 Linden
Hayes Emma L Miss, res 1511 Broadway
Hayes Harry P, grainer, res 1511 Broadway
Hayes Henry (Hayes, Carrick & Co), and president City Coun-
cil, res Union Hotel
Ha\es Henry, machinist with Daniel D Hayes, res San Francisco
Hayes James, horseman, res 1014 Webster
Hayes J, weaver jute mill, res 416 Seventh
Hayes John, marble polisher, res 1510 Third
Hayes John B, gardener, res 1511 Broadway
Hayes John F, laborer, res 1854 Short
Hayes John F, salesman with Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 1511
Broadway
Bayes Juana Mrs. groceries, etc, SE cor Willow and William
Hayes Lida N Miss, res 1511 New Broadway
Hayes Mamie, domestic, 852 lsabe^a
Hayes Michael, groceries and liquors, 769 Market, res same
Hayes Patrick, gardener, res SW cor Twenty-eighth and Adeline
Hayes Thomas R, manager with Main & Winchester (S F), res
726 Fifteenth
Hayes W C Mrs, res NW cor Eighth and Brush
Hayles Henry, pile driver, res cor Short and Bay
Hayn Richard H, musician, res 757 Grove
OAKLAND BREWERY,
18
KRAMM & IUKVKS, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and I>nrant Street.
KfiftMnSft S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
274
OAKLAND.
Haynes Amanda, res 857 Twentieth
Haynes Benjamin, government store keeper, res 1527 Seventh
ave
Haynes Charles, clerk, res 857 Twentieth
Haynes Hiram A, ship carpenter, res 1631 Atlantic
Haynes W, brakeman SPCRR
Hays A, brakeman (retired), res 1840 Seventh
Hays E B, carpenter, res 370 East Twentieth
Hays James M, mate Matthew Turner, res 492 Edwards
Hays James P, laborer, res Fort} -fourth bet Telegraph ave
and Grove, Temescal
Hays J C Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Hays Kate E Miss, res Forty-fourth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove, Temescal
Hays Nancy P, res Forty-fourth bet Telegraph ave and Grove,
Temescal
Hays Naomi Miss, res Forty-fourth bet Telegraph ave and Grove,
Temescal
HAYSOM CHAS C> manufacturing jeweler, Center Street Station
Hazeltine William I, printer, res 728 Eighth
Head J H, laborer, res 1009 Third
Heald Allen, miner, res 1120 Ninth ave
Healey Daniel, employe Pacific Coal Oil Works, res 1018 Third
Healey James, hostler with M L Decker, res 1597 Broadway
Healey Stephen, laborer, res 1173 Third
Healey Susan, nurse, 1304 Jackson
Health Office, E W Buck city physician, 510 Fifteenth
Healy Charles S, clerk with Grant Laphara, res 462 Third
Healy David Jos, carriage ornamental painter, res 861 Harrison
Healy Edward Morris, tailor with M J Healy, res 861 Harrison
Healy Edwin R, portrait artist, 73 St Ann Building (S F), res
829 Fourteenth
Healy Henry, laborer, res 815 Henry
Healy Hezekiah, carpenter, res 766 Twenty-second
Healy James, laborer, res 736 Linden
Healy Jesse, real estate, res 1012 Clay
Healy John, ship carpenter C P R R Yard
Healy M A, captain revenue cutter Corwin, res Galindo Hotel
HEALY MORRIS J. merchant tailor, 1056 Broadway, res 861
Harrison •
Healy Patrick, bartender, res 416 Seventh
Heath Charles R, first officer steamer Alameda, res 962 Kirkham
Heath May A Mrs, teacher. Home School, res 1825 Telegraph ave
Heath Virginia D Miss, assistant Tompkins' School, res 1512
Taylor (S F)
Heath W H, physician and surgeon, office Taylor House, 1228
Broadway, res same
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;ooi> WORK, low PRICKS. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 20 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
275
Heather S, res Winsor House
Heaton Jennie Miss, res 1225 Webster
Heaton M C Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 1224
Franklin
Heaton Warren, insurance agent, res 1224 Franklin
Heaton Warren D, res 1225 Webster
Heavey Hugh, laborer, res 674 Twenty-Sixth
Hecht Louisa, res 670 Eighteenth
Hecht Morris, clerk, res 306 Tenth
Heckert Henry, carpenter CPRR, res 1662 Atlantic
Heckman Francis C, shoemaker, 857 Wood, res 1720 Twelfth
Heckot J H, clerk CPRR
HECOX ADNA H. livery and boarding stable, 1352 San Pablo
ave, res 1307 Clay •
Hedley E C Mrs, photographer, res 807 Market
Heenan Denis, laborer, res New York Hotel
Heeney S Mrs, janitress, res 963 Clay
Heeseman Gerhard F, salesman with C & A Nordhausen, res 319
Sixth
Heflin Hiram M, furniture, 754 Seventh, res 857 Brush
Hefron Nellie L Miss, res 1366 Brush
Hefron Sarah M, res 1366 Brush
Hefty Mathias, carpenter, res 806 Franklin
Hegadorn George F, laborer, res 658 Grove
Hegan John, carpenter, res 483 Merrimac
Hegeman Louisa Mrs, res 558 Twentieth
Heger Carl N G, driver (S F), res 2 Maiden Lane
Heggert Harry, gunsmith, res 1506 Broadway
Heiderick George, salesman with R W Miller & Co, res Bushell
House
Heiman Morice, clerk with A Jones & Bro, res 518 Fourth
Heimbold Julius, contractor, res 1411 Franklin
Heines B Mrs, res 1020 Willow
Heinold John M, saloon, cor Nineteenth and San Pablo ave
Heitmann Win D, hooker Pacific Nail Works, res 720 Seventh
Heitshu Samuel (Reddington & Co, S F), res 1305 Madison
Held Ernest, barber and baths, 407 Eighth, res same
Held George, barber, 1162 Broadway, res 581 Twentieth
Held Henry, barber with Geo Held, res 584 Twentieth
Held John, saloon, 1114 Broadway, res same
Held Justus, res 1666 Telegraph ave
Helker H L, res 1466 Grove
Heleker Peter, laborer, res 732 Henry
Hellis Catherine; domestic, 1324 Tenth ave
Helmcke John, butcher with Joseph Simon, res 1525 Broadway
Helmke & Brunje (Conrad Helmke and John A Brunje), groceries
and liquors, 1551 Broadway
Srhafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, "
o. 11 Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs„
H. W. COE. 5th & KIEXHAM STF.S2TS.
276
OAKLAND.
Helmke Charles (Westermann & Co), res 822 Union
Helmke Conrad (Helmke & Brunjc), res 1551 Broadway
Helmstein John J, sewing machines, res 165G Telegraph ave
Helnan Richard, teamster Oakland Gas Light Co, res Alamed a
Helsley P C, switchman C P R R
Helvorson John, carpenter, res 1226 Thirtieth
Hembright J J, bookkeeper with Henry Schellhaas, res 359 Elev-
enth
Hemmers O C, laborer, res 972 Thirty-fifth
Hemphill Andrew, grocer, res 1324 Eleventh ave
Hemphill Charles F, baker, res 707 Broadway
Hemphill Henry, bricklayer and naturalist, res 727 Broadway
Hemphill Louis, baker, res 707 Broadway
Hemphill Uriah, bakery, 707 Broadway '
Hempstead Frank C, clerk with Kelsey & Flint, res 729 Tenth
Hempstead W C F, physician and surgeon, office 729 Tenth, res
same
Hempstead William, boat builder with George Farmer, res SE
cor Tenth and Brush
HENDERSON DANIEL D, carriage and sign painter, 370 Twelfth,
res 823 Adeline
Henderson D M, bookkeeper (S F), res 698 Thirty-fifth
Henderson Frank, driver with J C Estey, res 508£ Fifteenth
Henderson George F, machinist, res 508| Fifteenth
Henderson George L, hardware, res 767 Alice
Henderson George W, house mover, res 1906 Broadway
Henderson Hiram B, blacksmith, res 715 Sixth
Henderson H P, foreman C P R R Ship Yard
Henderson John E, engineer, res 888 Cedar
Henderson John H, civil engineer, res 767 Alice
Henderson Josiah, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Henderson M F (A Kendall & Co), res Areata
Henderson M J Mrs, dress and cloakmaking, 1453J Seventh
Henderson Samuel, Renton Coal Co, res Winter's Hotel
HENDERSON TH0S H. agent Renton Coal Co, 413 Tenth, res
767 Alice
Henderson Thomas N, patternmaker railroad shops, res 483
Twenty-Fifth
Henderson William Capt, res 246 Ettie
Hendricks Cliff E, blacksmith with Haudbine & Morrison, res
955 h Washington
Hendricks Eunice Miss, capitalist, res 1426 Tenth ave
Hendricks S E Miss, capitalist, res 1426 Tenth ave
Hendry Joseph, salesman with Taft & Pennoyer, res 1361 Tele-
graph ave
Hendry Robert Mrs, dressmaker, 1361 Telegraph ave
Henessey William, carpenter CPRR, res 711 Campbell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ••~{»teS^fcitfB&
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OAKLAND.
277
Heney Sarah -Mrs, jaaitress Grove Street School
Henfield J B, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Henken I Frederick, liquor saloon, cor East Fourteenth and
Eighteenth ave
Henneberry James, teamster, res 1814 Taylor
Henneberry Thos, iron moulder (S F), res 1675 Twelfth
Hennecker Nicholas, gardener, res 412 Twenty-sixth
Hennen Bridget, domestic, Elmwood, North Temescal
Hennessey J, farmhand J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
bet Summer and Clifton
Hennessey James A, porter (S F), res 1820 Goss
Hennessey Morris, tannery (S F), res 1820 Goss
Hennig Frederick M, gardener, res 1814 Telegraph ave
Henning John B, carpenter, res 1020 Willow
Henning Julius, tanner with Crist & Co, res 2027 East Four-
teenth
Henninger Frederick, shoemaker, 1309 San Pablo ave
HENNINGER JOHN A, Grand Western Hotel and Restaurant,
1756 and 1758 Seventh, res same
Hennings Martin, clerk CPRR, res 1652 Fourteenth
Hennings Robert A, clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co, res 1652
Fourteenth
Henon Charles W, contractor brick work, res 1637 Adeline
Henon C W, res 1510 Adeline
HENRY ASHMAN C(Lusk& Co) and mayor, office City Hall, and
president Haywards Bank, Haywards, res 1221 Harrison
Henry Frank, capitalist, res Union Hotel
Henry George S, clerk J Lusk Canning Co, res cor Summer and
First ave, Temescal
Henry James T, clerk (S F), res 1519 Curtis
Henry John, employe California Hosiery Co, res 626 East Twelfth
Henry J G, gate watchman CPRR, res 269 Fifth
Henry John, bakery and confectionery, 626 East Twelfth, res
same
Henry John G, clerk CPRR, res 834 Jackson
Henry Mary A, res 1519 Curtis
Henry Samuel H, attorney-at-law, office 708 Montgomery (S F),
re* 1277 Fifth ave
Henrj' William, plumber, res 612J East Twelfth
Henry William A, res 1519 Curtis
Henry Wm W, commission (S F), res 1719 Thirteenth
Henseler Annie B Mrs, res 919 Thirty-sixth
Henseler Mary B Miss, res 919 Thirty-sixth
Henseler Regina Miss, res 919 Thirty-sixth
Hensey Samuel, engineer CPRR, res 867 Campbell
Henshaw Edward T (Taylor & Co), res 1221 Linden
Henshaw E Tyler, clerk (S F), res 941 Myrtle
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Henshaw Fred W, attorney-at-law, res 941 Myrtle
Henshaw Sarah E Mrs, res 941 Myrtle
Henshaw William G, bookkeeper with Taggart & Dingee, res 941
Myrtle
Hensley Frederick, painter, res 1460 Seventh
Hensley John, carpenter, res Tremont House
Hen ton Etta Miss, res Telegraph ave bet Thirty-eighth and
Thirty-ninth
Henton Griffith, carpenter, res Telegraph ave bet Thirty-eighth
and Thirty-ninth
Hepburn Andrew M, employe U S Mint (S F), res 817 Brush
Hepburn Edna Miss, compositor Oakland Times, res 817 Brush
Hepburn Minnie, dressmaker, res 463 Thirteenth
Hepburn Mort, clerk (S F), res 920 Filbert
Heppner John O, clerk CPRR(SF), res 1506 Ninth
"HERALD OF TRUTH," Granville S Abbott editor and pub-
lisher, office 1062 Washington
Herbert E C Mrs, res 363| Twelfth, room 20
Herbert Paul W, wood carver, res 1456 Third
Herbert B, car cleaner C P B B Yards, res Alameda
Herbert Theodore (Herbert & Sonderleiter), res 152 Fifth
HERBERT & SONDERLEITER (Theodore Herbert and Frank
Sonderleiter), saloon and agents for St. Louis Annheuser
beer, 477 Ninth
Herbst A, carpenter and builder, res cor Forty-seventh and San
Pablo ave, Temescal
Herbst Henry, carpenter, res 561 Sixth
Herd Gertrude C Miss, res 490 Merrimac
Herd John, res 490 Merrimac
Herd Lucy F Miss, res 490 Merrimac
Herd Nellie Miss, copyist with Lawrie & Schramm, res 490
Merrimac
Herden Adolph, painter, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-second and
Forty-third, Temescal
Herget Emil W, gunsmith, locksmith and bellhanger, 465 Tenth,
res 813 Seventeenth
Herget Harry, locksmith, 1218A Broadway, res Broadway nr
Twenty-first
Hergurtth Joseph H, framemaker with Whittier, Fuller & Co
Hering Leonard, blacksmith, res 562 Fourth
Herman Elias S, mei chant (S F), res 761 Fifth
Herman Henry, driver, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Herman John, harnessmaker with James Lentell, res 273 Sixth
Herman M, clerk with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res 761 Filth
HERON ERNEST A- real estate and insurance, 422 Twelfth, res
767 Thirteenth
Heron Maurice, salesman (S F), res 1719 Fourteenth
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OAKLAND.
279
Herr B, professor engineering, State University, res 371 Tenth
Herreher Mary Mrs, res 1319 Twelfth
Herrick C E Mrs, res 970 Cypress
Herrick Edward M, shipping and commission (S F), res 490
Orchard
Herrick Landson D, plumber, res 309 Eighth
Herrick Samuel W, engineer, res 1212 Eighth
Herrick W A, res NW cor Twelfth and Poplar
Herrick Win F, accountant Commercial Insurance Co (S F), r<
N W cor Twelfth and Poplar
Herriott George, engineer CPRR, res 1057 Twelfth ave
Herrmann Andrew, bookkeeper (S F), res 1756 Taylor
Hersey Edgar A (Hersey & Chloupek), res 473 Fourth
Hersey Fernando, tackmaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Good Cheer House, Emery Station
Hersey & Chloupek (E A Hersey and V Chloupek), brass works,
720 Washington
Hershberg Leon (Leon Hershberg & Co), res 608 Seventeenth
HERSHBERG LEON & CO (Leon Hershberg and I D Rytten-
lierg), wholesale liquors, 853 Washington
Hershberg Louise Miss, res 608 Seventeenth
Hershberg Sally Miss, res 608 Seventeenth
Herskovith Benjamin, cigarmaker with L Lehmkuhl, res NW
cor Sixth and Webster
Herspring Abraham, peddler, res 213 Second
Hertel Charles A Rev, pastor German M E Church, res 526
Seventeenth
Heslep Joseph, night watchman, res Clinton House, cor East
Twelfth and Sixth ave
Heslep J W, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1065 Twelfth ave
Hesse Frederick G, professor State University, res 801 Jackson
Hesse Herman, machinist with Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher, res
658 Myrtle
Hesse Nicholas, salesman with Henry Turn Suden, 693 East
Twelfth
Heverin Patrick, sewer contractor, res 862 Twenty-first
Heverin T H, cash boy with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res 862
Twenty-first
Hewes Charles L, res 1971 Grove
Hewes C W, bookkeeper (S F), res 1971 Grove
Hewett Moses D, special policeman, res 1014 Webster
Hewitt Annie, domestic, 522 Fifteenth
Hewitte B C Mrs, stenographer, res 610 Fourteenth
Hewlett Elizabeth P Miss, res w s Maple bet Temescal and Birch
Hews Hugh M, car repairer CPRR, res 1065 Twelfth ave
Hewson Robert (Globe Manufacturing Co), res 378 East Seven-
teenth
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Washington Brewery,
Westcrmaim A Co., ProprB„
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OAKLAND.
Heyer Henry, bakery, 1810 Seventh, res same
Heyne Fred, tanner, res 1056 East Fourteenth
Heywood H H, fireman CPRR
Hickethier Richard E, teacher of music, res 214 Eleventh
Hickey Andrew, cattle- raiser, res 569 Sixth
Hickey George, printer, res 1005 Franklin
Hickey John, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor Spring
and Adeline
Hickey Lawrence F, cattle-raiser, res 569 Sixth
Hickey Patrick, foreman CPRR, Peralta Street Wharf, res 701
Adeline
Hickies William W, mining, res 1901 Union
Hickling Thomas, machinist, res 1661 Seward
Hickman Joseph I. cook, res 666 Twenty-sixth
Hickman L M, farmer (Stanislaus Co), res 1363 Madison
Hickman Macie Miss, res 1363 Madison
Hickok B E (B E Hickok & Co), res 1155 Madison
Hickok Charles T (Hickok, Schroeder & Co), res 1155 Madison
HICKOK, SCHROEDER & CO (B E and C T Hickok and P W
Schroeder), Golden Rule Roller Flouring Mills, SE cor
Broadway and Third
Hickok Henry H, clerk CPRR, res 856 Market
Hiddy M, watchman J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
bet Summer and Clifton
Hierlihy I L (Hierlihy & Ingler), Pioneer Door Co, res Alameda
Hierlihy & Ingler (T L Hierlihy and C L Ingler), proprs Pioneer
Door Co, First, foot of Broadway
HifFern Jas, laborer, res Winthrop House
Higbie Alfred Rev, res 706 Twelfth
Higby Walter E, engineer, res NW cor Center and Peralta
Higgins Bernard, laborer, res 823 Sixteenth
Higgins Bessie, domestic, res 692 Thirty-fourth
Higgins Bridget, widow, res 1447 Chestnut
Higgins Charles E, fireman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Higgins Denis, laborer CPRR, res 830 Linden
Higgins Eugene L, carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1368
Fifteenth
Higgins John, master mariner, res 241 Ettie
Higgins John, trackman, res 1419 Twelfth
Higgins Joseph B, clerk with J J O'Brien (S F), res 1447
Chestnut
Higgins J W, car driver, res cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Higgins Louis T, carpenter and contractor Judson Manufact-
uring Co, res Sycamore nr Grove
Higgins L T, carpenter, res 1368 Fifteenth
Higgins M, mining, res 1421 San Pablo ave
Higgins Roger, laborer CPRR
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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i»in< < 8, j s02 Bl.oatlway Oakland.
Jas L. Barker,ffiS? Lion Insurance Co,, Capital, $4,000,000
281
OAKLAND.
Higgins S A Mrs, dressmaker, res 142 1 San Pablo ave
Higgins Walter, tack tinner Judson Manufacturing Co, res West
Berkeley
Higgins William, carpenter, res 1368 Fifteenth
Higgins William H, carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Sycamore nr Grove
Higgins Z A Miss, res cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Higgs Henry, carpenter, res 1317 San Pablo ave
High Alexander Z, machinist Fulton Iron Works (S F), res 957
Eighth
High Gaven D, reporter daily Report (S F), res 957 Eighth
HIGH SCHOOL, J B McChesney principal, NW cor Market and
Central ave
High William H, mining, res 957 Eighth
High Wm H Jr, bookkeeper with Dutard & Co (S F), res 957
Eighth
Hingham Elijah, manager Wheeler & Wilson sewing-machine,
464 Twelfth, res 668 Thirty-fifth
Higham John, agent with Elijah Higham, res 1008 Wood
Highland Park, cor East Twenty-seventh and Fifteenth ave
Highson Charles H, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co (S F), res 610
East Eighteenth
Higuera Emanuel, barber, res 1460 Seventh
Hilands William C, carpenter, res 763 Sixteenth
Hilbert Hugh, hostler, res 1413 Thirteenth
Hilkirt John P, laborer CPRR, res 1162 Seventh
Hill Catherina, res Seventeenth ave nr East Fourteenth
Hill Mrs, res 826 Henry
Hill Alice, domestic, 1360 Franklin
Hill Augustus, clerk with George & James Wallace, res 1829
San Pablo ave
Hill Benjamin S, asbestos, 317 Mission (S F), res 1315 Tenth
Hill Christian C, bookkeeper (S F), res 242 Ettie
Hill Eva, domestic, 1533 San Pablo ave
Hill H B, carpenter, res 1426 Eleventh
Hill James, res 826 Henry
Hill James, climax fire extinguisher, res 818 Clay
Hill James, farmer, res 269 Second
Hill James, milk ranch, res Lusk nr Fortieth
Hill J C, clerk C P R R Co, res 1117 Alice
Hill John, marble polisher, res 162 Second
Hill John W, porter CPRR steamer Piedmont, res 1714 Lin-
den
Hill Maria Miss, res Lusk nr Fortieth
Hill Maria, res 162 Second
Hill R B, bookkeeper with Donohue, Kelley & Co (S F), res 565
East Fifteenth
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OAKLAND.
Hill Rosser L, porter CPRR, res 1712 Linden
HILL ROBERT L> physician and surgeon, office 1207 Broad-
way, post-office building, rooms 12 and 13, res same
Hill Samuel, blacksmith, res 162 Second
Hill Samuel, laborer CPRR Ship Yards
Hill William M, expressman, res 878 Lydia
Hillam James, plasterer, res 1248 Center
Hillebrand Clara Mrs, boarding-house, 778 Ninth
Hillebrand Frank, clerk (S F), res 778 Ninth
Hillebr-and Louise Miss, music teacher, 778 Ninth
Hiller C A Mrs, res 1710 Ninth
Hiller George W, yardman C P R R, res 551 Seventh
Hillier Theo, blacksmith CPRR Shops, res 834 Cedar
Hilling Susan B, res 376 Durant
Hillman Grafton, commercial traveler, res 860 Clay
Hills A H, dair}' produce, res 1558 Eighth
Hilton Charles W, deputy city marshal, res 1305 Jefferson
Hilton Emma H Miss, assistant Cole School, res 1027 Eighth
Hilton J D, brakeman CPRR, res 1729 William
Hilton J G, fireman CPRR
Hilton M A Miss, dressmaker, res 1254 San Pablo ave
Hinchman M Mrs, res 1054 Eleventh ave
Hincheon John, machinist Brooklyn Planing Mill, res 555 Broad-
way
Hinckley Chas H ( Haight & Co, S F), res 1016 Kirkham
Hinckley John L, salesman with J W Fleming, res 1957 San
Pablo ave
Hinckley Kate G Miss, teacher, res 1016 Kirkham
Hind M, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Hindman H, res Galindo Hotel
Hinds Furman D, county recorder Hall of Records, res 827 Cas-
tro
Hinds M L Mrs, artist, res 1717 Twelfth
Hines Daniel, operative nail factory, res 1012 Third
Hines John, res 1012 Third
Hines John C, electrotyper, res 1016 Tenth ave
Hines Minnie Miss, res 1012 Third
Hines Thomas, gardener, res 807 Washington
Hines Thomas, teamster, res East Twelfth bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth aves
Hink W, warehouseman J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
bet Summer and Clifton
Hinkelbein G H, tinner, 632 East Twelfth, res Union Hotel
Hinkle J M, physician and surgeon, office San Francisco, res 1020
Adeline
Hinman Albert F, clerk Whitney & Co's Express, res 968 Fifth
Hinman Andrew M, clerk, res 968 Fifth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WaNhiiii; WELL I>OXEat VERY LOW Ratos.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and SO Spear St.,
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Hinman Gertrude L Miss, teacher vocal music Snell's Seminary,
res 1235 Telegraph ave
Hinman H Carleton, agent Merchants' Dispatch Transportation
Co (S F), res 608 Twelfth
Hinman Henry L, clerk Whitney & Co's Express, res 968 Fifth
Hinman Louis A, broker (S F), res 968 Fifth
Hinrichs August, propr Oriental Lodging House (S F), res 950
Kirkham
Hinrichson Henry, car driver, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth,
Temescal
Hinsdale Daniel C, chief clerk Western Union Telegraph Co (S F),
res 1221 Adeline
Hinsel August, upholsterer, res 1172 Seventh
Hinsey Samuel, engineer C P R R, res 865 Campbell
Hintermeyer Frank, res 1314 Linden
Hinton Mrs M A, teacher of music, res 555 Twenty-second
Hintze Ferdinand, painter, res 1460 Seventh
Hinz William, wholesale milliner, 545 Market (S F), res 679
Sixth
Hirsch Herman, cabinetmaker, res 2072 Market
Hirschbaum Sigmond, merchant, res 763 Twelfth
Hirschberg Alex: deputy county clerk, res 316 Ninth
Hirschberg Leopold, traveling salesman, res 1718 Filbert
Hirschberg R, res 316 Ninth
Hirshberg David S, under-sheriff County of Alameda, res 520
Sixteenth
Hirshbring A, peddler, res 213 Second
Hitchcock Chester, res 2431 Piedmont ave cor Webster
Hitchcock P M Mrs, dressmaker, 1656 Seventh, res same
Hitchens James, barber, res 1661 Atlantic
Hite W F, merchant, res 1940 Linden
Hoag Charles P, manager Western Union Telegraph Co, res Ad-
dison ave
Hoag Elizabeth, res Weston ave be«t New Broadway and Tele-
graph ave
Hoag Florence M Miss, res Weston ave bet New Broadway and
Telegraph ave
Hoag Frank C, machinist, res 1066 Tenth
Hoag Jonathan, car repairer C P R R Yards, 987 Campbell
,Hoag Marine Mrs, res Weston ave bet New Broadway and Tele-
graph ave
Hobart John A, machinist, 1429 San Pablo ave, res 1467 San
Pablo ave
Hobart John H, engineer C P R R, res NW cor Park ave and
San Pablo ave
Hobart John R, lumber inspector Pier 3 (S F), res 1260 Fifth
ave
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, N>
11 Montgomei < St.
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. 00E. 5th & KISIHAM STEEETS.
284
OAKLAND.
Hobart Joseph, nailer, res East Sixteenth bet Fifth and Sixth
aves
Hobbs Enoch, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 812 Brush
Hoblitt Lillie F Miss, res 1061 Grove
HochkofHer Rudolph, broker (S F), res 1361 Jackson
Hocking E B, miner, res 741 Myrtle
Hodge Benj O, printer, res 481 Plymouth ave
Hodges A D, mining engineer, res 1410 Tenth
Hodges Geo, millwright (S F), res 1717 Lincoln
Hodgkins Andrew L, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res
658 Twenty-Sixth
Hodgkins Edwin A, saloon, res 658 Twenty-sixth
Hodgkins Harry J, brass moulder, res 800 Franklin
Hodgkins Minnie R Miss, res 658 Twenty-Sixth
Hodgkiss Geo, miner, res 636 Chestnut
Hodkins Louis, clerk with M W Hodkins, res 762 Willow
Hodkins Malcon W, furnishing goods and glove manufacturer,
1759 Seventh, res 762 Willow
Hoenisch Alexander, upholsterer, 867 Washington, res 456 Eighth
Hesly Sabina Miss, dreKsmaker, res 828 Kirkham
Hoff Chas, dishwasher Furniss' Restaurant, res Alta House
Hoffman Chas F, mining engineer, office 418 California (S F),
res 1269 Clay
Hoffman C H, gardener, res 75 9 1 Castro
Hoffman Chas M, watchmaker with A Steffanoni, res 919 Web-
ster
Hoffman Edward, carpenter, res 836 Broadway
Hoffman Eva Miss, tailoress, res 654 Clay
Hoffman Herman, employe Shell Mound Park, res same
Hoffman James H, clerk, res 572 Tenth
Hoffman Joseph, furniture packer (S F), res 956 Campbell
Hoffman Louis, driver Oakland Fire Department, res 477 Sixth
Hoffman Win, butcher, cor Telegraph ave and Forty-fifth, Temes-
cal, res same
Hoffmeyer Vollmer, teacher of music, office with Adolph Bruenn,
res San Francisco
Hogan Annie, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Hogan Daniel, engineer C P R R, res San Francisco
Hogan Edward, plumber (S F), res 210 Seventh
HOGAN EDWARD W, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, res 211 Fourth
Hogan James T, milk ranch, 28 Magnolia, res 210 Seventh
Hogan Michael, gardener, res 821 East Fourteenth
Hogan Michael, shoemaker with Levi Flint, res 2046 Union
Hogan Thos G, rancher, res 1133 Filbert
Hogarty James D, shoemaker, res SE cor Broadway and Third
Hogarty Joseph B, veterinary surgeon, 1507 Broadway, res 821
East Fourteenth
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Washing WKLL DONEaiTEBY LOW itat. -s.
Office, 33 Geary Bt., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
fas. L. Barker, BERKELEY,
Importer of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware j Descriptions
OAKLAND.
285
Hogdon Mary Mrs, res 1107 Tenth ave
Hogg James, salesman with Sperry & Co (S F), res 1325 Alice
HOHFELD EDWARD PROF, teacher of piano, res 1320 Web-
ster
Hoiman Isaac, peddler, res 518 Fourth
Holbrook A Rev, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, res 1372
Twelfth
Holbrook C F Mrs, res 1212 Magnolia
Holbrook Henry T, engineer, res 497 Twenty-fifth
Holbrook John C, D D, res 624 Twelfth
Holbrook Rebecca Miss, res 497 Twenty-fifth
Holcomb Myron T Jr, bookkeeper with E A Heron, res 1416
West
Holcomb Myron T. res 767 Nineteenth
Holcomb Wm A, produce (S F), res 522 Seventeenth
Holden Edward, engineer (S F), res 1229 Linden
Holden John, res Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph ave
Holden L F, steam baths, res 854 Adeline
Holdsworth Benj, carpenter C P R R Yards
Holdsworth Bennett, carpenter C P R R Yards, res 609 Fourth
Holiday John M, glove manufacturer, res 415 East Twelfth
Hollabaugh Marion L, res 1018 Clay
Holladay P R, captain steamer Alameda, res 522 Ninth
Holland Abraham F, porter C P R R, res 830 Seventeenth
Holland Arthur P, phonographer, res 1019 Brush
Holland Dennis, detective, res. 403 Ninth
Holland Dennis D, mining, res 954 Sixteenth
Holland E*dward F, clerk with Jas Holland, res 801 Brush
Holland Henry A, clerk with H M Collins, res 269 Sixth
Holland James, grocer, NW cor Fifth and Brush, res same
Holland James J, bookkeeper#with Jas Holland, res 801 Brush
Holland Jas M, watchman, res 358' Seventh
Holland John, laborer, res 420 Twentieth
Holland John, laboi'er, res 764 Brush
Holland John C, plasterer, res 267 Sixth
Holland Michael, capitalist, res 403 Ninth
Holland Richard, brakeman C P R R, res 807 Willow
Holland Timothy, laborer, res San Pablo ave, North Temescal
Hollaran Geo, shoemaker, res 816 East Twelfth
Hollarnan Margaret, res 1537 Curtis
Holleran Martin, laborer, res 1719 Atlantic
Holliday Jas E, painter, res 764 Twenty-first
Holliday Jas K, wood turner, res 764 Twenty-first
Holliday Joseph, driver with E H Benjamin, res 764 Twenty-
first
Holligan Jas, horse director Oakland Trotting Park nr Emery
Station, res same
OAKLANU BREWERY,
KRA.1IM & I) IE YES, Proprietors. Cor
Ti'lt-tcraph Avenue and 'mi rant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini^ffiSa Fresco & Decorative Artists
286
OAKLAND.
Hollister Fay, painter with Geo W Jackson, res NW cor Park ave
and Hubbard
Hollmann Mary, res 807 Castro
Holloran Richard, yardman CPRR, res 809 Willow
Hollywood Andrew, Custom House officer (S F), res 1668
Twelfth
Hollywood Joseph, clerk Custom House (S F), res 1121 Chest-
nut
Holman Frederick, clerk, res e s Broadway bet First and the
bay
Holman Henry, res Blake House
Holmes Alsop J, civil engineer, 318 Pine (S F), res 1413 Grove
HOLMES CHAS A REV, pastor First Methodist Episcopal
Church, res 1401 Castro
Holmes Chas A Jr, bookkeeper Union Iron Works (S F), res
1401 Castro
Holmes Chas J, Palace Dye Works, 1152 Broadway, res San
Francisco
Holmes Frank, cook with Crebbin & Walker, res Mansion House
Holmes Fred L, solicitor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 1419
Twelfth ave
Holmes Geo S Rev, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, Berkeley,
res 1401 Castro
Holmes J Mrs, res Bartlett House
Holmes James, seaman, res 215 Ettie
Holmes J E, meat market, 1118 Center, res 1413 Twelfth
Holmes J E Mrs, bakery and variety store, 1911 San Pablo ave,
res same
Holmes John E Jr, butcher, res 1413 Twelfth
Holmes L Miss, with J W Evans, res 1017 Willow
Holmes M B Mrs, res 528 Jones
Holmes Nancy Mrs, res 1015 Peralta
Holmes Reginald D, nurseryman and florist, res San Francisco
Holmes Robt, salesman, res cor Twentieth and Telegraph ave
Holmes Samuel, engraver (S F), res 228 Louisa
Holmes Silas M, res 1017 Willow
Holmes Wm, machinist, res 1368 Twelfth
Holmquist Nelson R, Central Carriage Manufactory, res 1465
Curtis
Holt Chas H, lumber, res 456 East Seventeenth
Holt Lizzie L Mrs, domestic, 662 Twenty-fourth
Holt Mary E Mrs, res 869 Washington
Holt Newton A, engineer CPRR, res 703 Campbell
Holton Greene, book agent, res e s Telegraph ave bet Birch and
Vernon
Holtz Gustav, laborer, res 125 Hannah
Holtz Wm, carpenter, res 1720 Twelfth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
t 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
1 HG* Itioudway, OuklumL.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
Hickory. Oak. Asli. White AVooO, Maple, Etc.
.No-. IS and 20 Spcai- street. Man Francisco.
OAKLAND.
Homan C, res 960 Grove
Homan Chas H, painter with V P Mitchels, res NE cor Ei
and Webster
Homan Jennie Miss, with Kahn & Sons, res 960 Grove
Homan M S, storekeeper CPR R
HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO, Strong
& Watson agents, 470 Ninth
Home Insurance Company of New York, Harry L Roff agent,
1004 Broadwav
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO, Alameda County Branch,
922 and 924 Broadway
HOME SCHOOL Misses L A and C H Field principals, res 1825
Telegraph ave
Homeopathic Dispensary, Mrs A T Leigh ton matron, 1057
Alice
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Wm Bruech propr, 956 Broadway
HONER JOSEPH, manufacturer and dealer in boots and shoes,
1508 Seventh, res 1009 Campbell
Honeywood Mary, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Hood May Miss (McLaren & Hood), res 1760 San Pablo ave
H00E H S, clerk (S F), res 709 Tenth
Hoogs Wm W, clerk, res 69 Valley
Hook & Ladder Truck No 1, Oakland Fire Department, 470
Sixth
Hook & Ladder Co No 2, Oakland Fire Department
Hook Elijah, furniture and carpets, 1108 and 1110 Broadway, res
961 Madison
Hook Wm P, salesman with Elijah Hook, res 961 Madison
Hooley Cornelius (Doody & Hooley), res 1156 Broadway
Hooley John, carpenter, res 1156 Broadway
Hooper James, blacksmith, res 864 Chester
Hope Charles, gardener, 1009 Chester
Hope Delia, res Central Block
Hope John W, carpenter, res 1809 Grove
HOPKEN ALBERT, groceries, wines and liquors, 1301 Center,
res same
HOPKINS' ACADEMY, Rev H C Jewett principal, s s Plymouth
ave bei Telegraph ave and Broadway
Hopkins Geo W, mining (S F), res 1211 Clay
Hopkins Henry C, order clerk with Bowen & Co, res 364 Tenth
Hopkins Marcene, carpenter, res 1054 Fourteenth
Hopkins Margaret, groceries, res 729 Fifth
Hopkins O K, capitalist, res 462 Ninth
Hopkins Peter, laborer, res 951 Third
Hopkins Thos, with Messrs Mitchell, Fisher & Ketscher
Hoppe John C, produce merchants (S F), res 1424 Eighth
Hopy Munroe, CPRR, res 809 Wood
Schafer* Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, £«^E£ jf feEffSfc
288
OAKLAND.
Horan John C, wines and liquoi's, 604 Brush
Horan Joseph G, assistant trainer with J W Donathan, res Oak-
land race track nr Emery Station
Horan Wm H, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Hord S A Mrs, res 1013 Sixth ave
Horgan Patrick, miner, res New York Hotel
HORN FREDERICK M groceries, fruits and produce, 1272
Market, res 834 Sixteenth
Horn T L, tobacconist (S F), res 130 Ninth
Hornby Wm, carpenter, res 550 Thirty-fifth
Hornish Geo B, laborer C P R R, res SW cor Fifth and Wash-
ington
Hornung Rudolph F, piano tuner with Adolph Bruenn, res 620
Eighteenth
Horr M E Mrs, dressmaker, res 1C02 Webster
Horrell Chas E, employe C P R R, res 977 Willow
Horrell Miss L A, clerk post-office (SF), res 977 Willow
Horrell S N Mrs, res 977 Willow
Horsford John B, fireman, res 420 Fifth
Horst B Mrs, res 309 East Twelfth
Horstmann Antone, cigarmaker with R Kuerzel, res 814 Clay
Horswill David J, mining superintendent, res 756 Sixteenth
Horswill Fred J, mining engineer, res 756 Sixteenth
Horton Francis Rev, pastor Presbyterian Church, cor Fourteenth
and Jefferson, res 578 Fifteenth
Horton G W Mrs, res 1630 Eighth
Horton Geo W, teacher, res 1630 Eighth
Hose Co No 1, Oakland Fire Department, 470 Sixth
Hose Co No 2, Oakland Fire Department, San Pablo ave opp
Twenty-ninth
Hosford Elihu, medicated vapor baths, 1055 Broadway, res 1205
Franklin • '
Hosford Louise P Mrs, physician, res 1205 Franklin
Hosmer Abel (F E Knowles & Co), res SW cor Seventh and
Castro
Hosmer Frank W, printer, res 860 Harrison
Hosmer Geo W, clerk, res 860 Harrison
Hosmer James P, employe C P R R, res 860 Harrison
Hossalbaegr Chas, employe with E Gill, res Twentv-eighth opp
Filbert
Hostetter Frank (Hayes, Carrick & Co), res 1229 Thirteenth ave
Hostrawser John F, carper, res 1662 Thirteenth ave
Hotchkiss Wm, carpenter (S F), res 922 Kirkham
Hotel de France, Mrs Mollie Mosher proprietress, First bet Broad-
way and Franklin
Houchin Walter C, gasfitter with Thos Day (S F), res 812
Henry
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<.OOI> U OKI* LOW I'KICIX Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland
JAMES L. BARKER,
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
289
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Houette Constant, res Forty-eighth bet Telegraph aveand Grove,
Temescal
Hough Clark A, carpenter, res 2227 Elm
Hough E F, physician, res' 871 Chester
Hough George H, res 2227 Elm
Hough Win H, teacher, res Bay east of Broadway
Hougham Hezekiah D, miner, res 379 Filth
Houghton Annie, domestic, Avenue House
Houghton George, clerk, res 833 Clav
Houghton Geo L, expressman, res Thirty-ninth nr Grove
HOUGHTON HARRY B, secretary Alameda Branch Home
Mutual Insurance Co, res 1235 Broadway
Houghton Miles K, shoe findings* and uppers, 871 Washington,
res 833 Clay
Hourns J W, grocery store, res Blake House
Howard Asa, res 1109 Tenth ave
Howard Cary, attorney-at-law, res 819 Fifteenth
Howard Chas, painter, res 905 Willow
Howard Edward A, student State University, res 819 Fifteenth
Howard Florence Mrs, hair goods, res La Clede House, 1116
Broadway
Howard Geo W, blacksmith, 1908 San Pablo, res 821 Twenty-
second
Howard J L, employe GPRR, res 210 Battery (S F)
Howard John L, manager Oregon Importation Co (S F), res 919
Linden
Howard John R, physician, res 819 Fifteenth
Howard L M Mrs, res 658 Eighth
Howard Mary, res 720 Seventeenth
Howard Maud Miss, assistant Lafayette School, res 719 Ninth
Howard Wm C, switchman C P R R, res 727 Chester
Howe D G Mrs, res 1304 Franklin
Howe Josie Miss, res cor Webster and Moss ave
Howe Lizzie Miss, res cor Webster and Moss ave
Howe Minnie Miss, res cor Webster and Moss ave
Howe Montgomery, superintendent Broadway and Piedmont Car
Co, res cor Webster and Moss ave
Howe Samuel, res cor Webster and Moss ave
Howe William E, salesman with Petar & Dresco, res 1016 Jeffer-
son
Howell Charles, yardman C P R R
Howell Eugene W, assayer (Nevada), res 1317 Alice
Howell Hattie Miss, res 1317 Alice
Howell Henry B, bookkeeper (S F), res 270 Twenty-third
Howell John G, clerk, res 669 Seventeenth
Howell Joseph L, guard Golden Gate Park (S F), res 1525
Thirteenth ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
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Howell Lizzie Miss, res 1317 Alice
Howell Matthew, real estate agent, res 541 Twenty-second
Howell Mathias D, merchandising and mining, res 1317 Alice
Howell Wm J, butcher, res 866 East Fourteenth
Howes Loeth B, gardener with C L Dingley, res 876 East Fif-
teenth
Howland Benjamin F, photographer (S F), res 1771 Goss
Howland F B, railroad postal clerk, res 1384 Sixteenth
Howlett Frederick W, clerk with L Schaffer, res 561 Sixth
Howlett Frederick W, butcher, res 561 Sixth
Howlett William, res 1936 Linden
Hoyes Angeline, res 1300 Seventh
Hoyt Ernest H, blacksmith with T D Weymouth, res 1326
Fourth ave
Hoyt Frederick T, insurance (S F), res 969 Jackson
Hoyt Hazen, real estate, res 1326 Fourth ave
Hoyt John G, custom house broker (S F), res 1005 Peralta
Hoyt Maggie L Mrs, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 1259
Webster
Hoyt Maria Mrs, res 938 Thirty-fourth
Hoyt Mary B Mrs, res 215 Eighth
Hoyt May Miss, res 1005 Peralta
Hoyt Nathan B, examiner of customs (S F), res 1005 Peralta
Hoyt Stanley W, clerk, res 938 Thirty-fourth
Hoyt Wm R, printer, res 1005 Peralta
Hromada Adolph, candy manufacturer, res 1560 Eighth
Hubback Edward T, manager Grace Co (S F), res 832 Thir-
teenth
Hubbard Henry C, conductor CPRR, res 1726 Eighth
Hubbard Henry G, fireman CPRR, res 966 Center
Hubbard Ludlow, student, res 966 Center
Hubbard Samuel, director Pacific Bell Telephone Co (S F), res
1986 Webster
Hubbard Samuel Jr, res 1986 Webster
Hubbard Thomas C, farmer, res 521 Twentieth
Hubbard Warren, machinist CPRR, res 966 Center
Hubbard William B, res 1986 Webster
Hubbell D S, stone cutter, res 1112 Thirtv-fourth
Huber Chas O, employe CPRR, res 1768 Eighth
Huber W H, conductor S P R R Co, res Alameda
Hubley George, bookkeeper (S F), res 1505 Brush
Huckins J W, medical student (S F), res 32 Sixth Street
Hudson Adam W, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1864
Short
Hudson A M Mrs, res 1254 Franklin
Hudson Matthew H, clerk with J Letter, res 510 Seventh
Hudson Thomas, laborer, res 1765 Seventh
S. F. LAUNDRY.
4>OOI> WORK, LOW PRICES. Olttec,
33 Geary St., S. F„ and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
OAKLAND.
18 A SO Spear St.
San Francisco
291
Huff L B, farmer, res 474 East Fourteenth
Hufschmidt Louis, plumber (S F), res 988 Wood
Hucres David, wood and coal, res 1523 Fifth
Hughan A Wallace, clerk with Fernando de Celis, res Sunny
Side House
Hughes Allen K, potter with Winsor & Miller, res 1328 Filbert
Hughes Andrew S, carpenter, res 1068 Twenty-first
Hughes Daniel P, teacher vocal music, Home School, res 577
Eighth
Hughes David, clerk CPRR, res East Twenty-fourth bet Third
and Fourth ave
Hughes David, wood and coal, 1694 Seventh, res 1523 Fifth
Hughes Enoch, groceries, 220 B, res same
Hughes Hugh (H Hughes & Co, S F), res 1305 Alice
Hughes H M, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 911 Peralta
Hughes Humphrey, engineer, res 1262 Tenth ave
Hughes Ignatius, clerk with Win Kent, res NE cor Seventh and
Washington
Hughes Isabella, res 1515 Brush
Hughes Jane Mrs, nurse, res 711 Sixth
Hughes Jeremiah, engineer, res 961 Fifth
Hughes J J, fireman CPRR, res 1668 Chase
Hughes John, weaver, res 416 Seventh
Hughes John T, carpenter, res 577 Eighth
Hughes John W, employe CPRR, res 567 Eighth
Hughes Robert A, deputy city clerk and treasurer, City Hall, res
1328 Filbert
Hughes Sarah Mrs, res 515 East Eleventh
Hughes Thomas A, jeweler with G W Ellis, res 819 Market
Hughes William A, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 819 Market
Hughes William E, carpenter, res 1517 Seventh
Hugunin E Mrs, res 969 Jefferson
Hulford Edward W, miner, res 1458 Eighth
Hull Charles E, flagman CPRR
Hull Charles E, painter, res 659 Twentieth
Hull James J, painter, res 810 Tenth
Hulley Martha Mrs, res Chester House
Hulton Lem, laborer, res 463 B
Humbert Elmira Mrs, dressmaker, res 862 Twenty-sixth
Hume G W, salmon packer and commission (S F), res cor Web-
ster and Piedmont Road
Hume Robert, laborer, res New York Hotel
Humiston Win, carpenter, res 472 East Eleventh
Hummeltenberg William, groceries and liquors, 602 Franklin,
res same
Humphrey Geo, clerk with C R Lewis & Co, res 665 East Thirtv-
third"
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom CI thins to Order, N*u
Man Fi-ancitK-o.
Washington Brewery.
Westfrmann A Co., Froprs.
H. W. COR. Sth. & miHAM STREETS.
292
OAKLAND.
Humphrey J A Miss, select school, 1667 Broadway, res same
Humphrey Lawrence, res 413 Twelfth
Humphrey Morton, clerk CPRR, res 1266 Fifth ave
Humphrey Sylvanus L, master mariner, res 476 East Eleventh
Humphreys Samuel, clerk with H B McAvo}r & Co, res 95 5|
Washington
Hundley Eugene R, res 519 Twentieth
Hundlev P O, res 519 Twentieth
Hundley William P, res 519 Twentieth
Hungerford Kirkie Miss bookkeeper with C R Lewis, res 1453
Brush
Hunkin Samuel, medical student, res 528 Knox Place
Hunley Timothy, laborer, res 409 Seventh, Winthrop House
Hunner George, laborer Oakland Brewery
Hunt A B, attoi'ney-at-law (S F), res 469 East Eleventh
Hunt Agnes Mrs, res 810 Tenth
Hunt Austin R, hostler, res 660 East Eleventh
Hunt Chas A, res Occidental House
Hunt C M, watchman CPRR, res West Berkeley
Hunt C O, commission merchant (S F), res Eureka Hotel, SW
cor Seventh and Washington
Hunt Edward, contractor and builder, res cor Fifth ave and East
Twenty-ninth
Hunt Edward Mrs, teacher, res Webster nr Howard, Glen Echo
Hunt Edwin G, clerk, res 810 Tenth
Hunt E E, solicitor, res cor Fifth ave and East Twenty-seventh
Hunt E S, clerk with F Toplitz & Co (S F), res 1014 Chester
Hunt George C, livery stable, 514 Fourteenth, res 573 Sixteenth
Hunt George H, wood and coal, res 1021 Kirkham
Hunt Henry O, organist, res Webster nr Howard, Glen Echo
Hunt John, compositor Tribune Publishing Co
Hunt John T, clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co (S F), res 523
Twenty-First
Hunt Jonathan, insurance (S F), res Webster nr Howard, Glen
Echo
Hunt J W L, guard Star Prison, res 523 Twenty-first
Hunt May Miss, res 514 East Twelfth
Hunt Samuel O, insurance (S F), res Webster nr Howard, Glen
Echo
Hunt Sarah J Mrs, dressmaker, res 858 Castro
Hunt Thomas E, agent CPRR, Sixteenth Street Station, res
same
Hunt Walter W, bookkeeper Oregon Improvement Co, res 810
Tenth
Hunt William, farmer, res Webster nr Howard, Glen Echo
Hunt Wm, res 1721 Seventh
Hunter Hugh, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 1758 Seventh
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OAKLAND.
293
Hunter John, carpenter, res 1756 Seventh
Hunter Joseph R, canvasser, res 815 Webster
Hunter Richard R, car repairer C P R R Yards
Hunter Robert R, employe C P R R, res 856 Market
Hunter Samuel P, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street
House
Huntington Frank, inventor (S F), res 1003 Clay
Huntington Uriel, capitalist, res 1730 Eighth
Huntley John M, engineer, res 805 Isabella
Huntley P C, dairyman, res Dover nr Benton, Temescal
Huntley S M, rancher, res 1259 Webster, Temescal
Hunton Annie, domestic, Bay Place, Vernon Heights
Hurd Frank M, clerk C P R R (S F), res 1212 Eighth
Hurd Morgan S, adjuster of claims C P R R, res 534 Syca-
more
Hurd William H, res 1015 Eighth
Hurgan Patrick, laborer, res New York House
Hurley Charles, porter Hathaway 's Warehouse (S F), res 824
Union
Hurley Daniel, horseshoer, 414 Eleventh, res NE cor Tenth and
Franklin
Hurley James, lather, res 359 Third
Hurley John, boilermaker, res Seventh bet Broadway and
Franklin
Hurley Jonathan, cook with R A Redman, res 970 Market
Hurley Thomas, laborer, 2238 San Pablo ave
Hurll William T, clerk, res 1720 Lincoln
Huscroft J J, collector the Truth (S F), res 1156 Broadway
Husing Annie Miss, res 966 Peralta
H USING D> importer and dealer in wines and liquors, 379
Twelfth, res same
Husing H, car cleaner C P R R Yards
Hussev WHH, agent Excelsior Powder Co (S F), res 667 Thir-
ty-fifth
Hussong Albert F, waiter Central Hotel, res same
Hutchins E Miss, res Clarendon House
Hutchins Emma, res 808 Third
Hutchins S Mrs, res 756 Seventh
Hutchings Win H Prof, agent with Kohler & Chase, res 376
East Fifteenth
Hutchinson Alvinza A, miller with Hickok, Schroeder & Co, res
1168 Jackson
Hutchinson Henry, lithographing, res 1110 Third
Hutchinson Henry L (Fairbanks & Hutchinson, S F), res 1166
Tenth
Hutchinson M, salesman, res 1370 Brush
Hutchinson T R, clothing, res NE cor Eighth and Brush
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HUTCHISON JAMES, seedsman and florist, SE cor Fourteenth
and Washington, and proprietor Hutchison's Nursery, NE
cor Telegraph ave and Twenty-sixth, res nursery (see adv)
Established in 1853.
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Nurseries, Greenhouses and Dwelling, cor. Twenty-sixth street and Telegraph
avenue. Floral Depot and Seed Store
CORNER FOURTEENTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
The Most Complete Nursery Depot on the Coast, combining all departments in
one. I offer an immense stock of plants suitable for the Conservatory, Parlor
Windows, Flower Gardens, Lawns, Vases, Rockeries, Hanging Baskets, Ribbon-
ing, Hedges, Arbors, Shade Trees, Trees for shelter and timber. Also a fine col-
lection of all kinds of Flowering Bulbs. SEEDS. The best varieties of
VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS A SPECIALTY.
Garden Hardware, Syringes, Pruning Shears, Budding Knives, Lawn Rakes,
Gopher Traps, &c, Whale Oil Soap, Bone Meal, Tinfoil, Flower Baskets, Wire
Designs in endless variety. Church and Parlor Decorations for Weddings and
Parties specially attended to. The Choicest Varieties of Cut Flowers always on
hand. Call and examine my stock.
< or. Fourteenth and Washington St* . JAfYiLO HlJluHl^uN.
HUTCHISON S NURSERY, James Hutchison proprietor, NE
cor Twenty-sixth and Telegraph ave
Huttleston Fred, coffee miller (S F), res 1672 Lincoln
Hutton James H, special policeman, res 1376 Webster
Hyde Isaac, executor estate R B Woodward, and capitalist, res
604 Eighth
Hyde Joseph H, engineer, res 716 Castro
Hyde Kate, janitress Plymouth Avenue School
Hyde Marcus D, attorney-at-law (S F), res 162 Third
Hyde M J, engineer CPRR, res 1765 Atlantic
Hyde William T, chemist with Kelsey & Flint, res Blake House
Hydeliff Sophie S Miss, res 2226 San Pablo ave
Hyland John, expressman, res 870 Twenty-first
Hyland John T, laborer, res 1746 Filbert
Hyland Michael, teamster Samm's Flouring Mills, res 207 Third
Hylton Alva A, with Baker & Hamilton (S F), res 560 East Six-
teenth
Hyman Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler, 819 Broadway, res
same
S. F. LAUNDRY. 0^
WASHING IM»\K AT SHORT XOTHE.
*.'* Geary St., S. F., and *«2 Broadway, Oakland.
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OAKLAND.
295
Hynes John H, employe N P C R R, res 713 Linden
Hynes Manuel, brakeman S P C R R, res 852J Webster
Hynes Martin, laborer, res 2045 Magnolia
Hynes Patrick, carpenter, res 1432 Linden
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i, and all points in Indiana. Secure Your
Tickets at fcieiieral Ticket Office, No. 2 New Montgomery St.,
under Palace Hotel, San Francisco, via Overland Short Line, Cen-
tral Pacific, CH1CAWO AXD NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Icke Kate Miss, dressmaker, res 763 East Twelfth
Idens Joseph, car cleaner C P R R, East Berkeley, res same
Ihle Fritz, gardener, res cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Use Wm A, assay er (S F), res 677 Sixth
Imhoff Samuel G, tinsmith, res 1016 East Sixteenth
Imperial London Northern and Queen of England Insurance Co,
Harry L Roff agent, 1004 Broadway
Independent Planing Mill, Johnson & Lindeman proprs, cor Sec
ond and Bush
Ingalls Matilda Mrs, res 1213 Seventh
Ingersoll Gavlord, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, res 953 Thirty
fifth
Ingersoll Rena Miss, saleslady Cape Ann Bakery, res 580 Jones
INGERSOLL WILLIAM B, photographer, 1069 Broadway, res
808 Sixteenth
Ingham Alberic O, printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 627
Seventh
Ingham O S, president County Board of Education, office Court
House, res Alameda
Ingler Charles L (Hierley & Ingler), res 205 Third
Ingler Edward, employe O ikland Planing Mill, res 854 Harrison
Ingles Edwin F, engineer C P R R, res 862 Chester
Ingols George A, fireman C P R R, res 565 Thirty-fifth
Ingols James E Mrs, res 565 Thirty-fifth
Ingraham John S, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Oak-
land Trotting Park nr Emery Station
Ingraham W, laborer C P R R
Ingram A J, millman, res San Pablo ave, Temescal
Ingram Benjamin, engineer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Ingram R H, bill clerk C P R R
Ingram Wm A, res Central Hotel
Inwall Benj J, bartender with E F Thayer, res 820 Harrison
Schafer & Co.:
M<^Boy8' CLOTHING,
and Youths'
No. 1 1 Mont-
gomery St„
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Pronrs„
N. W. COB. 5th & KISIHAM STREETS.
296
OAKLAND.
Inwall John Henry, saloon, 461 Seventh, res 309 Eighth
Inwall John J, bartender with John Henry Inwall, res 518
Fifteenth
I O O F Building, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin
I O O F Hall, 555 East Twelfth
I O O F Library, Peter J Ipsen librarian, NW cor Eleventh and
Franklin
Ipsen Peter J, librarian Odd Fellows' Library, res 1161 Peralta
Ipson Petra, domestic, 1311 Clay
Ireland George, milkman, res nr Fortieth and San Pablo
Ireland John J, mailing clerk Pacific Press, res 1067 Castro
Irish Charles M, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 1773
Eighth
Irish H E Miss, accountant Oakland Times Publishing Co, res
1438 Adeline
Irish J P, editor Oakland daily Times, res 1438 Adeline
Irish Lucius S, fireman CPRR, res 1773 Eighth
Irish Spencer K, clerk with E A Brown, r,es 408 Durant
Irish Stephen L, carpenter CPRR, res 1773 Eighth
Ironmonger C J, laborer, res 364 First
Ironmonger Con J, cook Overland House, res 364 First
Ironmonger Wm C, Empire Saloon, SW cor Broadway, res 811
Washington
Irons Margaret Mrs, res 546 Twenty-second
Irvine Joseph, moulder, res 611 Fourth
Irvine Maggie, domestic, Elm wood, North Temescal
Irvine Robert, janitor Lincoln School
Irving A, bricklayer, res 1214 Sixteenth ave
IRVING GRAMMAR SCHOOL, J B McChesney principal, NW
cor Market and Central ave
Irving S, bricklayer, res 1214 Sixteenth ave
Irving William K, porter, res 711 Fifth
Irwin Charles, teamster, res 837 Thirty-third
Irwin James R, sewing-machine agent (S F), res 1571 Filbert
Irwin John, carpenter, res 517 Ninth
Irwin Mary, res 767 Twenty-second
Irwin Michael, hostler, res n s Forty-sixth nr Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Irwin Stewart, gardener Mountain View Cemetery, res 820
Twenty-second
Irwin William, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
Isaacs Caesar, salesman with A J Wiener, res Ross House
Isaacs Frank B, draughtsman CPRR, res 318 Fourteenth
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, res 655 Madison
Isaacs Jacob, peddler, res 753 Webster
Isaacs John D, draughtsman CPRR, res 1235 Telegraph ave
Isaacson Christian, carpet layer, res 1205 Franklin
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «^I^^a^=.
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OAKLAND.
297
Isherwood Joseph, paper carrier, res First ave bet Telegraph
and Second aves
Isidore Isaac, tinsmith and furniture, San Leandro, res 1159 Sev-
enth
Isle W A, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co (S F), res 677
Sixth
Israel M C, minister Seventh-day Adventist Church (S F), res
779 Twelfth
Israel M C, clerk (S F), res 1218 Tenth ave
Iussau James H, clerk post-office, res 562 Twenty-second
Iussau John J, foreman C P R R, res 562 Twenty-second
Iussau John M, res 562 Twenty-second
Iverson Christian, master mariner, res 1209 Fifteenth ave
Ivey James M, carpenter, res 672 Sycamore „.
Ivey James M, butcher, 973 Third
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General Ticket Office, Hfo. 55 New Montgomery Street, under Palace
Hotel, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific, CHICAGO AXD
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Jaccard Leo, watchmaker (S F), res 251 Louisa
Jacinto Joseph, laborer C P R R, res 216 Haven
Jack John, moulder, res 721 Myrtle
Jackins D W, engineer C P R R, res San Jose
Jackson A, paper hanger, res San Pablo ave Station, Temescal
Jackson A T, horseshoer, res cor Forty-third and San Pablo ave,
Temescal
Jackson Alex, on steamer Piedmont, res 705 Brush
Jackson Alvin, moulder with Scoville & Co, res 223 Hollis
Jackson Arthur M, salesman with C & A Nordhausen, res 824
Sixteenth ^
Jackson Andrew R, employe C P R R, res 911 Cedar
Jackson Florence, domestic, 662 Sycamore
Jackson Francis, civil engineer, res 1827 Short
Jackson Frances Mrs, midwife, res 223 Hollis
Jackson George W, contractor and builder, NW cor Park ave
and Hubbard, res same
Jackson Giles A, carpenter, res 824 Sixteenth
Jackson Barry, brakernan, res 1787 Seventh
Jackson Henry, machine hand, res 956 Castro
Jackson James, photographer (S F), res 223 Hollis
Jackson Martin, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 1407 Eleventh
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA.1IM & OIEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
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Jackson P H, res 1379 Eighth ave
Jackson Robert, carpenter and builder, res 223 Hollis
Jackson Robert, carpenter, res 1173 Thirty-sixth
Jackson Robert, machinist, res 1827 Short
Jackson Robert A, clerk with Will H Burrall, res 1379 Eighth
ave
Jackson Robert D, raining, res 978 East Fourteenth
Jackson Rose, res 511 Sixth
Jackson Sarah Miss, teacher, res 978 East Fourteenth
Jackson Tatlow, grain, feed, etc, 1070 Commerce, res same
Jackson Wm, car repairer 0 P R R, res Central Hotel
Jackson Wm, laborer, res 705 Brush
Jacob Abraham J, boots and shoes, 1101 Broadway, res 531 Ninth
J%cob Meyer, clerk with M Jacob, res 531 Ninth
Jacob Michael, boots and shoes, 845 Broadway, res 531 Ninth
Jacobes Paraseo, miller Samra's Flouring Mill, res 653 Myrtle
Jacobs A, 701 Washington
JACOBS AARON, merchant tailor, 1062 Broadway, res 405 Ninth
Jacobs Adolph, barber, res 571 Twenty-second
Jacobs Albert W, bookkeeper, res 1813 Seward
Jacobs Alpheus O, clerk, res 814 Pine
Jacobs Bernard, produce, res 841 Webster
Jacobs Daniel D, barber with J W Smith, res 571 Twenty-second
Jacobs David T, carpenter, res 1620 Myrtle
Jacobs Edward, clerk with J J Hanifin, res NW cor Seventh and
Broadway
Jacobs Henry G, barber, San Pablo ave bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth, res 714 Twenty-rifth
Jacobs John A, brakeman C P R R, res 1861 William
Jacobs Julius, butcher with L Schaffer, res 828 Broadway
Jacobs Mrs Laura, res 1620 San Pablo
Jacobs Lee, commercial agent, res 1168 Tenth
Jacobs Marcus, plumber, 838 Broadway, res 810 Jefferson
Jacobs Rose, dry goods, 272 B, res same
Jacobs Sylvester, barber with Stewart & Son, res cor Twenty-
fifth and San Pablo ave
Jacobs Tobias A, carpenter, res 814 Pine
Jacobs W W, clerk with Harman Furst, res 962 Grove
Jacobsen Dedrek, laborer, res 463 B
Jacobson Henry, clerk with P J Kellers, res 509 Seventh
Jacobson John, clerk with P J Kellers, res 509 Seventh
Jacobson John H, master mariner, res 863 Twenty-first
Jacobus Cornelius T, carpenter, res 1167 Eighth
Jacobus John T, wagonmaker with H F Hampel, res 960 Center
Jacobus Julien E, clerk Best & Belcher Mining Co, res 1316
Grove
Jacoby Augustus, res 1161 Market
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELIi DONE at VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE t CO., OAK PLANK, "VSfKfSS::'--
OAKLAND.
299
Jacoby Charles A, clerk with Joseph Jacoby, res 1177 Market
Jacoby J, laborer with Samrn & Co, res 653 Myrtle
Jacoby Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Market and Four-
teenth, res same
Jacqueman Elizabeth Mrs, res 812 Pine
Jacqueman Lizzie, glovemaker, res 812 Pine
Jacqueman Teresa, telegraph operator, res 812 Pine
Jacquenot Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 909 East Fourteenth
Jacquenot George, clerk Oakland Times office, res 909 East Four-
teenth
Jacquenot Xavier, fruit and vegetables, res 909 East Fourteenth
Jacquith Siler, carpenter, res 1437 San Pablo
Jaenicke Christopher, American Bakery, 815 Broadway, res 834
Broadway
Jaffe Anna Miss, teacher Franklin School, res 527 Twenty-second
Jaffe Augusta Miss, teacher Franklin School, res 527 Twenty
second
Jafie L & Co (Louis Jaffe and J Steen), coal and wood, SE cor
Sixth and Franklin, branch office 855 Broadway
Jaffe Louis (L Jaffe & Co), res 527 Twenty-second
Jagels Diedrich (D Jagels & Co), res SW cor Fifth and Lewis
Jagels D & Co (Chas Kreutzfeldt and D Jagels), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Fifth and Lewis
Jahn Edward, cook, res 857 Washington
Jahn Henry, locksmith, 412 Tenth, res same
James Edwin A, pianos and organs, 1215 Broadway, res same
James Fannie Miss, res 1557 Fifth
James F L, clerk, res 1117 Eighth ave
James Frank, hostler Dexter Stables, res NE cor Webster and
Twelfth
James Griffith, carpenter with W G Reese, res 924 Pine
James Griffith, carpenter CPRR, res 920 Pine
James Jane L Mrs, res 721 Eleventh
James Joseph, engineer CPRR, res S F
James Mary Mrs, res 1557 Fifth
James Robert T W, messenger U S Sub-treasury (S F), res 362
Third
James S Capt, capitalist, res 1756 Seventh
James William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Jamieson Archie B, compositor, job printer, pressman, make-up,
and newspaper printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 624
East Twenty-second
Jamieson Jas F, driver Philadelphia Dye Works, res Chester House
Jamison Elizabeth Mrs, res 870 Peralta
Jammerthal George, laborer Oakland Brewery
Jane Elizabeth Mrs, res 617 Thirteenth
Janes Elijah Rev ("Congregational), res 470 Edwards
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, '££*£
,-iimcrj St.
aucisco.
Washington Brewery,
WestPrmann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COB. 5th & SIEKHAM STKEET3.
300
OAKLAND.
Janin Louis, mining engineer (S F), res 1355 Webster
Janin Louis M, student, res 1355 Webster
Janis Francis Sr, nurseryman, res 1117 Eighth ave
Janis Frank L, salesman with Elijah Hook, res 1117 Eighth ave
Janis Justin E, res 117 Eighth ave
Jansen Antone, seaman, res 120 Ettie
Jansen Charles, helper CPRR Shops
Jansen Peter, coachman, 1557 Webster
Jansen Soren, cabinetmaker, res 1719 Taylor
Janssen Carl Anton, machinist, res 515 Eighth
Janssen Ernst, salesman with Kruse & Euler (S F), res 515
Eighth
Janssen Miss Lillie, artist, res 515 Eighth
JANVIER ALLEN E (Wright & Janvier), res 1370 Franklin
Janvrin George M, policeman, res 697 Twenty-sixth
Japanese Bazaar, Chew, Bong & Co proprs, 1166 Broadway
Jareet M Mrs, res 515 Tenth
Jaresh Charles, boot and shoemaker, 403 B, res same
Jarred Mary, domestic, 490 Orchard
Jarrel W A Rev, res 259 Second
JARRET JACQUES- French Laundry, 939 Thirty-fifth, res same
Jarvis Thomas, carpenter, res 1523 Fifth
Jauvin J G, policeman CPRR, res 697 Twenty-sixth
Jawarth George, cook with John L Frese, res 1880 Seventh
Jedson J I, contractor and builder, res 1120 Washington
Jee Arthur W, secretary Union Pacific Salt Works (S F), res
534 Knox Place
Jefferis George B, engineer CPRR, res 1769 Atlantic
Jefferson Street Station Oakland Gas Light Co, bet First and
Second from Jefferson to Grove
Jeffery John, cabinetmaker, res NW cor Forty-fourth and Tele-
graph ave, Temescal
Jeffery MAC Miss, res 963 Seventh
Jeffress George H, salesman with Dalziel & Moller, res 953 Wood
Jeffress James V, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res
561 Sixteenth
Jeffress John K, receiving clerk with W W Montague & Co, res
561 Sixteenth
Jeffress John T, sulphur, res 953 Wood
Jeffress Robert, tradesman, res 910 Pine
Jeffress Thomas W, salesman S F Brass Works, res 665 Eleventh
Jeffress Walter F, shipping clerk with E Bernheim & Co, res 953
Wood
Jelett Miss, res 1156 Broadway
Jellett James M, salesman with A N Wachs, res 1355 Telegraph
ave
Jemery Joseph, barber, res 1774 Seventh
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WJBIX l>OXKat VERY LOW Katos.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
J^fon^'^S&U' Builders' Hardware >u Descriptions
OAKLAND.
301
Jenkins Charles, res 1362 Eighth
Jenkins Francis J, res 2142 Peralta
Jenkins James, groceries, SW cor Jefferson and Third, res 601
Third
Jenkins M J Mrs, res 856 Market
Jenkins T F, mining, res 1362 Eighth
Jenkins W J, carpenter, res 559 East Sixteenth
Jenks Charles C, justice of the peace, 453 Eighth, res 1003i
Broadway
Jenks Jennie, res Park ave below San Pablo ave
Jennings G Frank, capitalist, res 217 Tenth
Jennings Sarah Mrs, res 930 Peralta
Jennings Thomas, carpenter, res 1420 Tenth
Jensen Chas, cook, res 1661 Thirteenth
Jensen E R, supervisor, res Haywards
Jensen Hans, attendant Napa Insane Asylum, res 557 Thirty-
sixth
Jensen Henry, ship carpenter
Jensen Jacob, tailor, res 946 Pine
Jensen S, cabinetmaker, res 1719 Taylor
Jenson Kate Mrs, dressmaker, res 1464 Seventh
Jenson William, res 1464 Seventh
Jerome Antone, fireman CPRR, res rear 910 East Fourteenth
Jerome Antone, wiper CPRR Shops, res Alameda
Jerome Ed B, custom house (S F), res 1331 Chestnut
Jess Wm, carpenter, res 512 East Twenty-third
Jessen Christiana, domestic, 1029 Sixth ave
Jewell Henry, engineer, res 716 Market
JEWETT H E REV. principal Hopkins' Academy, res s s Plymouth
ave bet Telegraph ave and Broadway
Jewish Synagogue, Rev M S Levy rabbi, Fourteenth bet Frank-
lin and Webster
Johannsen Alice Miss, res 939 Thirty-fifth
Johansen Nes, laborer, res 622 Magnolia
Johns A L Mrs, res 560 East Twenty-second
Johns C T, city attorney, office City Hall, res Johnson House,
cor Eighteenth and San Pablo ave
Johns Edward, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 863 Campbell
Johns Edward, res 1472 Fifth
Johns J R, miner, res 560 East Twenty-second
Johnson Amos, laborer with Purington & Reed, res 1316 Twelfth
ave
Johnson A B Mrs, dressmaker, res 1230 Eighth ave
Johnson Andrew, lather, res 1261 Kirkham
Johnson Annie M Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res
767 Alice
Johnson Anna Miss, res 522 Seventeenth
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OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor
TVleieraph Avenue and Sfuiain Street.
Morettl & TreZZinjj^mja; Fresco & Decorative Artists
302
OAKLAND.
Johnson August A, coachman, Bay Place, Vernon Heights
Johnson Carrie L Mrs, res 1113 Broadway
Johnson Catherine, res 418 First
Johnson Charles, expressman, res 700 Twenty-sixth
Johnson Charles, laborer, res 709 Jackson
Johnson Charles, laborer, res Prospect ave east of Broadway
Johnson Chas A. Capt, res 1065 Willow
Johnson Charles J, laborer, res 709 Jackson
Johnson Christian, sea captain, res 115 Ettie
Johnson Clay, clerk S PCRR
Johnson Cornelius, porter, res 802 Brush
Johnson Edward, fireman CPRR, res 1756 Seventh
Johnson Ed C, hostler Whitney & Co's Express, res 609 Broadway
Johnson Edward E, bartender Time Card Saloon, res Telegraph
ave nr Durant
Johnson E E, barkeeper, res Minnie east of Telegraph ave, Tem-
escal
Johnson Eliza J, res 1213 Seventh
Johnson Ellis C, bookkeeper with Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner,
res Centennial House
JOHNSON E W MRS. dressmaker, cutting and fitting, 365
Twelfth, res 363i Twelfth
Johnson F J Mrs, res 1368 Twelfth
Johnson Frank C (Johnson & Lindeman), res Thirty-ninth bet
Telegraph ave and Grove
Johnson Frank S, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 741 Campbell
Johnson G, laborer CPRR
Johnson George S, carpenter and rigger, res 2029 East Fourteenth
Johnson George W, hostler Belmont Stable, res 808 Broadway
Johnson H, laborer CPRR
Johnson Hanson, porter CPRR, res 763 Fourth
Johnson Henry, captain U S Army, res 970 Jefferson
Johnson Herman, buggy washer with James A Brown & Co, 510
Thirteenth
Johnson Hettie, res 553 Sixth
Johnson Hiram A, carpenter, res 273 Ninth
Johnson House, Mrs William R Bourne propr, cor Eighteenth
and San Pablo ave
Johnson Howard L, clerk with W T Batchelder, res 263 Ninth
Johnson Jacob, laborer, res 361 First
Johnson Jacob, saloon, s s foot of Webster
Johnson J A, attorney-at-law and deputy district attorney, 921
Broadway, rooms 15 and 16, res 562 Eighth
Johnson James C, carpenter, res 1454 Sixteenth
Johnson Jas H, horse trainer with J J Fairbanks, res 716 Filbert
Johnson J E, carpenter, res 609 Harrison
Johnson Joseph (Gilmore & Johnson), res 857 Harrison
SAN FRANCISCO UJNDRY ««
„ t 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
"' "(*«5S Broa <a;i.\ , Ortlilinal.
k\ I CM TIIPPIC Q Pfl Hickory, Oak. Ash, White Wood. Maple, Etc.
ALLCN, I UUULC & OU., ><>- 1H and SO Spear street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND. 303
Johnson J K, foreman carpenter, res O'Neal House, Emery Sta-
tion
Johnson John, capitalist, res 767 Alice
Johnson J P, carpenter Pioneer Door Co, res 609 Harrison
Johnson J S, bookkeeper (S F), res 1307 Thirteenth ave
Johnson Katie, domestic, 1313 Eighth ave
Johnson Lawrence, cook Seventh Street Chop House, res 405
Seventh
Johnson Marcuse M, commission merchant (S F), res 122 East
Twelfth
Johnson Margaret A, res 760 Sixth
Johnson Nelson E, tailor with A McDonough, res 1457 Filbert
Johnson N P, tailor, res 1319 Twelfth
Johnson O R Mrs, propr The Centennial
Johnson Perry, wharfinger C P R R, res 805 Webster
Johnson Robert, boxmaker, res 521 Fourth
Johnson Robert, carpenter, res 1112 Wood
Johnson S G Mrs, res 1050 Third
Johnson Sophia, domestic, 1363 Sixth ave
Johnson Susan W, res 1050 Third
Johnson Thomas, agent Eagle Coffee and Spice Mill (S F), res 821
Twenty-eighth
Johnson Thomas, salesman (S F), res 1918 Linden
Johnson Vina, domestic, 936 Filbert
Johnson William, boots and shoes, 1379 Telegraph ave
Johnson William, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck
nr Emery Station
Johnson William, porter California Bank (S F), res 723 Lewis
JOHNSON & LINDEMAN (Frank Johnson and H Lindeman), In-
dependent Planing Mill, cor Second and Brush
Johnston Alexander F, gardener, res 736 Union
Johnston B A Miss, compositor Oakland Times Publishing Co,
res Eighth bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
JOHNSTON & GILM0RE (Joseph E Johnston and Robert Gil-
more), proprietors Central Carriage Co, 266 Twelfth
Johnston J A, clerk (S F), res 869 Filbert
Johnston Jeremiah, groceries, 994 Pine, res 992 Pine
Johnston John C, ship joiner, res 1009 Wood
Johnston Joseph E (Johnston & Gil more), res 857 Harrison
Johnston N R Rev, res 1136 Myrtle
Johnston Robert, ship carpenter
Johnston Rosa E Miss, teacher Snell's Seminary, res 1136 Myrtle
Johnston R R Mrs, first assistant Tompkins' School, res 1136
Myrtle
Johnston W J, clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co, res 370 East
Sixteenth
Joice Charles, painter C P R R Ship Yard, res 1756 Seventh
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, £ku£s&5S?&
WASHINGTON BREWERY, Z#%2Z&£&i£2S*
304
OAKLAND.
Joinaud P (Bedache & Joinaud), res 912 Franklin
Joint Nellie Miss, res 718 Twelfth
Jonas A & Bro (Abraham and Marcus Jonas), clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 843 Broadway
Jonas Abraham (A Jonas & Bro), res 373 Fifth
Jonas Marcus (A Jonas & Bro), res 373 Fifth
Jones Brigita Mrs, res Second ave bet Birch and Vernon, North
Temescal
JONES CHAS H» vice-president and manager Pacific Press Pub-
lishing Co, res 718 Twelfth
Jones Chas H, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Watts nr
Park ave
Jones C W, blacksmith with Jones & Cough, res Capitol Hotel
Jones Dollie Miss, res 658 Fourteenth
Jones Edward, collector with Smith & Butler
Jones Edward P, draughtsman Reliance Iron Works (S F), res
559 Seventeenth
Jones E G, bootmaker, 410 Ninth, res 1001 Webster
Jones E G, clerk, res 1001 Webster
Jones E G, janitor Odd Fellows' Building, res 1001 Webster
Jones E S (Jones & Clough), res 373 Eleventh
Jones F D, cook with Alex Campbell
Jones Frederick, carpenter with G A Kirk, res SW cor Eighth
and Washington
Jones Geo W, bridge builder, res 1005 Pine
Jones Henry, gardener, res Second ave bet Birch and Vernon,
North Temescal
JONES HENRY S. proprietor Oakland and San Francisco Ex-
press, SW cor Sixth and Broadway, res 490 Twenty-fifth
Jones James, blacksmith CPRR, res 1508 Third
Jones James, carpenter, res 1605 Myrtle
Jones J G, agent, res Thirty-ninth nr Grove
Jones John, baggage master CPRR, res 943 Willow
Jones John P, engineer, res 981 Willow
Jones Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1355 Thir-
teenth
Jones Levi J, farmer, res 1270 Eighth
Jones Mabra, conductor Oakland Railroad Co, res e s lelegraph
ave bet Temescal and Birch
Jones Martha, domestic, 1212 West
Jones M I, fancy goods, 1313 San Pablo, res same
Jones M L, farmer, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-first, Temes-
Jones Morgan L, pharmacist with Melviu & Co, res 358 East
Fourteenth
Jones Nathaniel A, machinist C P RR Shops, res 1662 Eighth
Jones Nernon Mrs, res Orchard bet Telegraph and Summit
{Tf^LAUNDRY.
<;OOI> WORK, LOW PRICKS. UttU-v,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland
JAMES L. BARKER, a?dEfNLsSIYNTcEE, BERKELEY.
B. T.
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OAKLAND.
305
Jones Richard, fancy goods, 955 Broadway, res 868 Twenty-sixth
Jones Samuel, porter Pullman Palace Cars, res 714 Third
Jones Sarah R, res 830 Jefferson
Jones S M Mrs, lodgings, res 586 Tenth
Jones Smith, blacksmith, res 373 Eleventh
Jones T, caulker C P R R Ship Yard
Jones T B, salesman with R Jones, 955 Broadway, res 1559
Eighth
Jones Thomas, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Watts nr
Park ave
Jones Thomas A, house painter, res 715 Nineteenth
Jones Thos T; carpet beater, NE cor Fifth and Washington, res
572 Sixth
Jones W Hank, clerk with Mount & Buteau, res Eleventh
Jones Wm, brakeman C P R R, res 1015 Willow
Jones William, car driver, res e s Telegraph ave bet Temescal
and Birch
Jones Wm, iron worker Judson Manufacturing Co, res 217
Haven
Jones Wm H, fireman steamer Oakland, res 1578 Seveuth
Jones Wm J D, nailer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Lusk bet
Fortieth and Forty-first, Temescal
JONES WM P, president Oakland Home Insurance Co, res NW
cor Pacific ave and Chapin, Alameda
Jones Wm R, porter C P R R, res 1050 Third
Jones & Clough (E S Jones and Myron E Clough), manufactur-
ers wagons, carriages and carts, 1058 Franklin
JONES' OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS, 825
Broadway
Jonsen Hans, driver Piedmont Railroad Co, res John nr Howe
Jordan Capt Eben, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Jordan E C, engineer C P R R, res 672 Seventeenth
Jordan Elliott, carpenter with M S Jordan, res Blake House
Jordan Frank C, law clerk with Henry Vrooman, res w s Union
bet Santa Clara and Central aves, Alameda
Jordan Fred, butcher, res cor Hollis and Peralta
Jordan Henry S, harnessmaker, res 605 Tenth
Jordan Isaiah, engineer C P R R, res 807 Peralta
Jordan John, assistant foreman Brooklyn Engine Co, res 619
East Fourteenth
Jordan John T, salesman, 903 Broadway, res 818 Alice
Jordan John T, stair builder with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res
856 East Twenty-first
Jordan Joseph, carpenter, res 1713 Atlantic
Jordan Michael, laborer, res 856 East Twenty-first
JORDAN M S- carpenter and contractor, 360 Twelfth, res Blake
House
HAKI AND RRFU/FRY ^,K.V1IM & 1»IKVB», Proprietors. <or,
UHr\LHIlU DnLVVLni, Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
20
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ST. ANN'S BUILDING, 'J-
F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
306
OAKLAND.
Jordan Patrick F, stair builder, res 856 East Twenty -first
Jordan Wm H, member Board of Education (Third Ward), and
viticulturist, res 672 Seventeenth
Jorgensen Carl, builder threshing machines, res 1362 Seventeenth
Jorgensen Geo, laborer
Jorgenson Martin, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1721 Goss
Jorgsan M, laborer Oakland Planing Mill, res 1721 Goss
Jorris Lucien, laundry man, res 1916 San Pablo
Jory James, ship carpenter, res 759 Willow
Joseph Antone, laborer, res 821 East Twelfth
Joseph Antone, laborer, res 362 B
Joseph Antone, laborer, res 360 Third
Joseph D L, res Summer nr Adeline
Joseph Frank, dairyman, res 11 Hannah
Joseph Frank, laborer CPRR Yards, res cor Twelfth and
Peralta
Joseph Frank B, manager Oakland Social Telegraph Co, res 656
Jackson
Joseph Geo, laborer, res 1837 Grove
Joseph G Stout, carpenter California Bridge Co, res rear 1009
Seventh
Joseph Lawrence, sailor, res 862 East Twenty-first
Joseph Mary Miss, res 560 Fifteenth
Joseph Victor, laborer CPRR
Joseph W B, laborer CPRR Ship Yard, res 1605 East
Joseph W P, bookkeeper, res Summer nr Adeline
Journal Philip (Plante & Journal), res 362 Eighth
Jovce James A, clerk with J P O'Toole, res 1534 West
Joyce John, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Joyce Mary, domestic, 1363 Castro
Joyce Thomas, laborer, res 1641 Filbert
Jubb Thos C, painter, res 1633 Magnolia
Judd H T, printer (S F), res 856 Adeline
Judell Bonifaz, general merchandise, 833 Castro
Judge Wm, laborer, res 510 Second
Judson Henrv, tinner CPRR, res 1525^ Broadway
JUDS0N MANUFACTURING CO factories Emery Station, Oak-
land, office 329 Market, San Francisco
Judy Abraham O, painter, res 717 Fifth
Jule S B Mrs, assistant Prescott School, res 562 Eighth
Julian Amy Mrs, actress, res SW cor Fifth and Washington
Julian G B, res 2024 Broadway
Julian Rose Miss, actress, res SW cor Fifth and Washington
Jungua Urbain, gardener with A G Chauche', res 855 Alice
JURGENS CHARLES, wine and billiard rooms, 409 Twelfth, and
proprietor La Clede House, 116 Broadway
Jurgervitz John, laborer, res 1056 East Fourteenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
«.<MM> WORK, LOW I'KK i:%. Olll<<\
33 Geary St., S. F., aai 862 Broadway, Oakland.
AILEN, TUGGLE * CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 & 20 Spear St.
San Franeisco
OAKLAND.
307
Just Frank, butcher with Wm Long, res 1753 Seventh
Justens Edward, waiter with B J Donahue, res 1810 William
Justi Frank, laborer, res 419 Second
Justices Court, A M Church justice, 864i Broadway
Jute Mill, B F Rector supt, cor Second ave and East Tenth
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Kingston, Kenosha. Seeure yonr Tiek'>ts at
dleneral Ticket Oliice, '£ New Montgomery Stre» I , tinder Palace
Hotel, via Overland Short Iiine, Central Pae.nc, CHICAGO AXI>
XOBTHWESTKR\ RAILWAY.
Kaas Hans P, gilder with M A Berg, res 855 Harrison
Kabiaus Ernest, coppersmith CPR R Shops, res 827 Magnolia
Kabiaus William, assistant Pruning Bros Confectionery, res 827
Magnolia
Kadel Barbara, res 721 Sixteenth
Kaese August, res 1422 San Pa.blo
Kahn Frederick (Kahn & Sons), res 1291 Alice
Kahn Henry (Kahn & Sons), res 1291 Alice
Kahn I Mrs, res 1291 Alice
Kahn John (Kahn & Sons), res 1291 Alice
Kahn Regine, res Sunny Side House, room 16
Kahn Solomon (Kahn & Sons), res 1291 Alice
KAHN & SONS (Henry, Solomon, Frederick, and John Kahn),
dry and fancy goods, millinery, cloaks, and suits, 1003
Broadway
Kain John T, blacksmith, res 464 Third
Kain Mary A C, domestic with Mrs F Rabe, res 965 Jackson
Kaiser Anton, < ar cleaner C P R R Yards, res 834 Cedar
Kaiser Frank, candymaker, res 834 Ceilar
Kaiser Henry, saloon, 459 Seventh, res 967 Franklin
Kaiser Martin, upholsterer, NE cor Williams and San Pablo ave,
res same
Kaiser Peter, tanner, res 905 East Fourteenth
Kallahar Patrick, horseshoer, 370 Twelfth, res 168 Seventh
Kallenberuer E C, barb<r with B F Edwards, res 853 Broadway
KALLIODONT MANUFACTURING CO. A F Merriman presi-
dent, lOD'Sh Broadway
Kanary John, laborer, res 319 Fifth
Kane Agtde Miss, res 1068 Kirkam
Kane Dennis, wood and coal, res 804 Jefferson
Kane Frank, barkeeper with J J Hanifin, res cor Fifteenth and
San Pablo ave
Kane Frank, clerk, res 504 Fifteenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom C! iiing to Cfc'er
>i ii Fran<-i*<-o.
Washington Brewery, nvw
Wcsti'rmann A Co., Proprs.,
"" COK. 5th & EIEKHAM STP.EETS.
308
OAKLAND.
Kane George, laborer, res 2236 San Pablo
Kane James, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, res San
Francisco
Kane James, coachman, res cor New Broadway and Moss ave
Kane J M J, collector Tribune Publishing Co, res 660 Twenty-
fifth
Kane John, dairyman, res cor New Broadway and Moss ave
Kane John J, contractor and builder, res 660 Twenty-fifth
Kane Julia, domestic, 672 Fourteenth
Kane Kate, res 1412 Brush
Kane Mary Miss, res cor New Broadway and Moss ave
Kane Mary, domestic, res Prospect ave east of Broadway
Kane Michael, hostler, res 1068 Kirkham
Kane Patrick, milkman, res 70S Twenty-seventh
Kane Peter, saloon, 663 Broadway, res same
Kane William, foreman with A H Hecox, res Winter's Hotel
Kanelli Jeremiah, tailor, res 1752 Telegraph ave
Kanelli Michael, plumber, res 1752 Telegraph ave
Kass Peter, guilder, res 855 Harrison
Kasselli Kate Mrs, dressmaker, res 521 Sixth
Kasserman John F, millwright, res 553 Seventh
Katharina Nicholas, shoemaker, 2078 San Pablo ave, res same
Kattusic Mitchell, waiter with Morten Poglianich, res 1790
Seventh
Katy Daniel, laborer CPRR
Katzenbach Prof, professor of music with Miss S B Bisbee, res
San Francisco
Kaufman Fred C, machinist (S F), res 1308 Seventh
Kaufman Tobias, peddler, res 809 Franklin
Kavanaugh John, tailor, res 1358 Eighth
Kay Drusilla Mrs, notions, fancy goods, etc, 1377 Fifteenth, res
same
Kays A F Mrs, res 832 Linden
Kayser John, driver Brooklyn Brewery, res cor East Fourteenth
and Eighteenth ave
Kearney Delia, domestic, 814 Fourteenth
Kearney Frank, machinist CPRR Shops, res 1687 Seventh
Kearney Jerry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Willow and
Atlantic, res same
Kearney John A, salesman with Henry Schellhaas, res 958 Clay
Kearney Thomas, shoemaker, Telegraph ave bet Forty-ninth and
Fiftieth, Temescal
Kearns George, brakeman CPRR, res 865 Campbell
Keating A C, medical student, res 615 Fifteenth
Keating Delia, domestic, 864 Nineteenth
Keating Julia Mrs, groceries, 229 Fifth, res same
Keating Patrick W, ship carpenter, res 1368 Sixteenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •— ■ •{&<fe3^(JERl&
J^LVel^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
309
Keating William, iron moulder, res 1308 Sixteenth
Keating William J, deputy constable, 864i Broadway, res 1459
Castro
Keefe Arthur, teamster, res 1859 West
Keefe Cornelius, iron works, Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1859
West
Keefe Daniel, stone cutter with James Sullivan, res 1859 West
Keefe Daniel, watchman CPRR, res 1670 Atlantic
Keefe John, cooper, res Overland House
Keefe John, laborer, res 677 Twenty-sixth
Keefe William, teamster, res 1859 West
Keefer Jesse R, bookkeeper, res 830 Myrtle
Keegan Simon, teamster, res 1717 Adeline
Keegan Timothy, laborer, 1724 Adeline
Keel Rebecca, res 1747i Filbert
Keel William, carpenter, res 1747i Filbert
Keely Mary, res 1929 Magnolia
Keenan James, coachman, 1353 Grove
Keene Charles W, real estate, 958 Broadway,- res Galindo Hotel
Keene John M, clerk with Cowen Bros (S F), res 869 Washing-
ton
Keene Mary Miss, res Galindo Hotel
Kegler Charles M, wines and liquors, 953 Seventh, res 661 Ninth
Kegler E M Mrs, select school, 661 and 663 Ninth
Kegler Lillie V Miss, teacher select school, 663 Ninth, res 661
Ninth
Keller Louis P, saloon, 958 Seventh, res 661 Ninth
Kehoe , roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
Kehoe Lawrence, sewer contractor, res 859 Twentieth
Kehoe Patrick, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 216
Hoi lis
K-irns Timothy, laliorer, res 959 Third
Keith Lizzie, domestic, 1019 Filbert
Keiting Sarah, with Jonas M Walker, s s Twelfth bet Jackson
and Madison
Kelleher Patrick, laborer C P R R, res 658 Alice
Keller Alfred A, machinist, res 725 Alice
Keller Eugene, machinist, res 717 Sixth
Keller John F, night watchman CPRR, res 956 Willow
KELLER M J, gents' furnishing goods and shirt manufactory,
1007 Broadway, res 970 Madison
Keller N, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
Keller Patrick J (P J Keller & Co), res Webster nr Mountain
View Cemetery
KELLER P J & CO (Patrick J Keller), proprietors Keller's Nurs-
ery, 509 and 511 Seventh
fl 1 If I A N n R R F \kl P R V Kit AMM & DIETES, Proprietors. Cor
U H f\ L H 1 1 U DnLWL.nI, Telegraph Avenue and intrant (Street.
IVIoretti & TreZZini,!iNmBNa' Fresco & Decorative Artists
310
OAKLAND.
Keller Willis H, machinist, res 725 Alice
KELLER'S NURSERY, PJ Keller & Co proprietors, 509 and
511 Seventh
Kellett Samuel (Kellett & McMurray), res San Francisco
Kellett & McMurray (Samuel Kellett and J P McMurray),
plaster decorations, 470 Twelfth
Kelley Anastatia Miss, saleslady, res East Oakland Hotel
Kelley Catherine Mrs, res 862 Castro
Kelley Ellen, domestic with Ernst Jansen, res 515 Eighth
Kelley Geo, paperhanger with Chas L Taylor, res cor Seventh
and Alice
Kelley Geo H, baggage master C P R R,res 532 Thirty-fourth
Kelley G W, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Kelley James, cooper, res 716 Fifth
Kelley J M, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Kelley Mathew B, bricklayer, res 1720 Pacific
Kelley Michael, gardener, res cor Newton ave and East Twenty-
third
Kelley Michael, laborer, res 1862 William
Kelley Zenoe, mechanic, res 727 Eighth
Kellogg Chas W, bookkeeper with Tubbs & Co, res 1253 Grove
Kellogg Geo F, bookkeeper with Whittier, Fuller & Co (S F), res
1350 Franklin
Kellogg Geo H, commission (S F), res 1054 Kirkham
Kellogg H P, bindery department Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 708 Eleventh
Kellogg James, cashier Puget Sound Lumber Co, res NW cor
Myrtle and Twenty-eighth
Kellogg Kate Miss, teacher music Hopkins' Academy, res San
Francisco
Kellogg Langdon DeWitt, clerk, res 1005 Fifth
Kellogg N B, assistant division roadmaster CPRR, res 876
Wood
Kellogg Sheldon I, capitalist, r^s 228 East Fourteenth
Kellogg Sheldon I Jr, salesman with C D Ladd & Co, res 228
East Fourteenth
Kellum Edward, carpenter, res 1722 Chase
Kellum Geo W. barber with Kieso & Atherton, res rear 1669
Eighth
Kelly C H Mrs, res 958 Third
Kelly Chas H, engineer, res 958 Third
KELLY E J & CO (Mrs M Kelly and Hiram A Luttrell), real
estate agents, 414 Seventh
Kelly Ellen, domestic, 534 Twenty-fifth
Kelly Frank, stone cutter, res 719 Third
Kelly Frank A, traveling salesman, res 694 Twenty-seventh
Klley Geo J, upholsterer with Chas L Taylor, res 856 Alice
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O. !" . LAUllUn ! . Oftce, »» Geary St., S. F.. and 80* Uroadway, Oakland.
■II CM TIIPOIC 0 Pfl OABI1TET "WOODS OX1 ADZj EIX1TX)S,
RLLlIi, I UuULL & UU., Ko» 18 and it» Spear Street, San Francisco
OAKLAND.
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Kelly Gibson P, miner, res 1214 Twelfth ave
Kelly G W, laundry man, 1319 Kirkham
Kelly Hannah Mrs," res 706 Webster
Kelly Isabella A, domestic, 1401 Harrison
Kelly J, shoemaker, SW cor Peralta and Sixteenth, res same
Kelly James, employe Pacific Nail Factory, res 958 Third
Kelly James, laborer, res 422 Twentieth
Kelly James F, marble worker, res 765 Seventh
Kellv Jane, domestic, -1424 Adeline
Kelly J M, yardman C P R R
Kelly John, laborer, res cor Forty-first and Brush, Temescal
Kelly John, laborer, res 759 Market
Kelly John, laborer, res 1658 Sixteenth
Kelly John, stableman, res Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Kelly John, student, res 958 Third
Kelly Kate, chambermaid Galindo Hotel, res same
Kelly L A, jeweler, 103 Montgomery (S F), res 1165 Jackson
Kelly Lewis E, homeopathic physician, office 1169 Clay, res
same
Kellv Luke C, paying teller Sather's Bank (S F), res 1214
Brush
Kelly Martin M, boilermaker, res 856 Alice
KELLY MARY MRS (E J Kelly & Co), res 416 Seventh
Kelly Mary, domestic, 1308 Jackson
Kelly Mary Miss, saleslady with Levy H Briggs, res Ross House
Kelly Michael, laborer, res New York Hotel
Kelly Michael, teamster with L Jaffe & Co, 812 Franklin
Kelly Nathan, laborer, res New York Hotel
Kelly Norah, domestic, Orchard bet Telegraph and Summit
Kelly Patrick, laborer, res 955 Third
Kelly P T, res 552 East Eleventh
Kelly Robert, painter, res 1803 Seventh
Kelly Wm, superintendent Government Stables, Presidio (S F),
res 1093 Third
Kelly Wm P, carpenter, res 1715 William
Kelsch George, bartender with Schmidt & Fieberling, res cor
Eighth and Alice
Kelsey Mrs, photographic retoucher, res Alta House
Kelsey Arthur, school teacher, res Mariposa ave bet Shattuck and
Humboldt, Temescal
Kelsey Bryant, real estate (S F), res 765 Fourteenth
Kelsey Chas, res 572 Tenth
Kelsey Erastus, farmer, res Mariposa ave bet Shattuck and
Humboldt, Temescal
Kelsey House, Alexander de Leo de Laguna proprietor, 1635-
1691 Telegraph ave
Schafer& Co.: £*"'$*
«K£ CLOTHING, £££S San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, I^rkTVi^i%^S:
312
OAKLAND.
Kelsey Noah (Kelsey & Flint), res 130 Ninth
KELSEY & FLINT (Noah Kelsey and Geo B Flint), apothecaries,
1073 Broadway
Kelton Alamson K, master mariner, 808 Third
Kelton David, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Kemp Alfred, employe with A L Bancroft & Co (S F), res 606
East Eighteenth
Kempe Ernest, confectioner, res Clarendon House
Kempkey Augustus, salesman (S F), res 1612 Twelfth
KENDALL A & CO (M F Henderson and Alpheus Kendall),
Pacific Coast Planing Mill, cor Grove and Second
Kendall Alpheus (A Kendall & Co), res 1374 Telegraph ave
Kendall Belle Miss, res 2133 Elm '
Kendall Frank I, res 1135 Myrtle
Kendall Flora C Miss, teacher Home School, res 1825 Telegraph
ave
Kendall Fred P, manager Alaska Packing Co, res 1405 Alice
Kendall Joseph R, mining (S F), res 1405 Alice
Kendall Mary Mrs, res 2133 Elm
Kendall Nellie E Miss, res 2133 Elm
Kenderson Andrew, painter, res 818 Willow
Kendricks Wm, teamster J Lusk's Canning Co, res Claremont
ave bet Summer and Clifton
Kenfield Edgar D (Sadler & Co, S F), res 571 Caledonia ave
Kenna James, teamster, res 651 Myrtle
Kenna Jas F, res 651 Myrtle
Kenna Richard, fireman California Hosiery Co, res 651 Myrtle
Kennealy Jeremiah, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res 1752
Telegraph ave
Kennedy Chas, telegraph operator, res 408 Thirteenth
Kennedy Daniel, res 404 Fifth
Kennedy E, res 1668 Thirteenth
Kennedy Frank, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 316 Tenth
Kennedy Gano, teacher of languages, res 561 Sycamore
Kennedy Helen W Mrs, pianist, res 561 Sycamore
Kennedy Ida M Miss, bakery, 962 Broadway, res cor Twelfth and
Alice
Kenned}7 James A, policeman, res 1057 Twelfth ave
Kennedy James F, carpenter, res 112 Fifth
Kennedy Jas F, first assistant engineer Fire Department, office
City Hall, res 112 Fifth
Kennedy John, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res 61 Han-
nah
Kennedy John, sulphur, res 953 Wood
Kennedy Kate Miss, teacher (S F), res 1668 Thirteenth
Kennedy L, importer paper, oil and paints (S F), res 408 Thir-
teenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «»«^aa«sa
Jas L. Barker AGENT
} for the
Lion Insurance Co., capital $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
313
Kennedy Matthew W, conductor C P R R, res 1573 Seventh
Kenned}' M E Mrs, res 1325 Ninth ave
Kennedy Michael, laborer, res 720 Filbert
Kennedy M W, conductor CPRR, res 1571 Seventh
Kennedy Patrick M, carpenter, res 112 Fifth
Kennedv Philip, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 147<> Third
Kennedy T H, pressman Tribune Publishing Co, res 316 Tenth
Kennedy Thos, special policeman, res Gl Hannah
Kennedy Thos. with John Casey, res 1808 Grove
Kennedy Timothy, foreman, res SW cor Eighth and Webster
Kennedy T J, cook with Alexander Campbell, res 558 Fourth
Kennedy Wm V, carpenter, res 112 Fifth
Kennedy William W, employe Oakl and Transfer Co, res 232
Twelfth
Kenner Joseph A, day prison keeper and clerk police depart-
ment, res 916 Filbert
Kenney Jesse, laborer Pacific Nail Works, res 813 Magnolia
Kenney John, fireman CPRR, res 1863 William
Kennev John, laborer San Francisco Gas Light Co, res 970
Third
Kenney Joseph F, letter carrier post-office, res 1602 Atlantic
Kenney Margaret, res 813 Magnolia
Kennev Martin, gardener, 1307 Castro, res 2134 Peralta
KENNEY MARY F MRS. furnished rooms, 807 Washington
Kenney Mary H Mis, physician, office 719 Ninth, res same
Kenney Michael, laborer San Francisco Gas Co res 1502 Atlantic
Kenney Patrick, polisher, res 629 Broadway
Kennev Richard T, brakeman CPRR, res 813 Magnolia
KENNEY WALTER A, manager with Whittier, Fuller & Co,
res 719 Ninth
Kennison Frederick J, clerk Hartford Fire Insurance Co (S F),
res 774 Eleventh
Kennison Joseph C, clerk Hartford Fire Insurance Co (S F), res
774 Eleventh
Kennison Joseph L, brick mason, res 774 Eleventh
Kent Alva J, clerk with M Brink, res SW cor Sixth and Oak
KENT D M> mining secretary and general business agent, 330
Pine (S F), res 1162 Harrison
Kent Harry S, agent Pacific Transfer Company (S F), res 1324
Twelfth
Kent Richard, painter CPRR Ship Yard
Kent Richard B, pile driver, res Merced ave bet Shattuck and
Railroad ave, Temescal
Kent Richard F, stock-broker, res SW cor Sixth and Oak
Kent T R, res 531 East Fourteenth
Kent William, propr Newland House, NE cor Seventh and Wash-
ington
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA.1I.1I & DIKVEK, Proprietor*, (or.
Telegraph Avenue and Purant Ntreet.
M^SA n!3&1; S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
314
OAKLAND.
Kercheval J H, clerk CPRR, res 562 Eighth
Kern Chas Mrs, res 800 Brush
Kern R^rigo, clerk (S F), res 800 Brush
Kerr Eugene M, carpenter, res 1169 Sixteenth ave
Kerr L C, engineer CPRR, res East Berkeley
Kerr Naomi B Mrs, teacher Lincoln School, res 626 East Four-
teenth
Kershaw Chas F, salesman with M J Keller, res 1007 Broad-
way
Kertcheval J N Miss, bookkeeper (S F), res 834 Wood
Kerwick Michael, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 1311 Sixth
ave
Kerwin Thos, laborer CPRR
Kesler Jas W, deputy constable, res 1351 Telegraph
Kessler August, carpenter, res s s First bet Magnolia and Ade-
line
Kester Adolph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Ketchum L H, carpenter, res 816 East Twelfth
Ketscher Gustave (Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher), res 658 Myrtle
Keyes Clementina, res 1216 Eighth
Keyes Ja^, supervisor, res 1454 Fifth
Keyes John, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1506 Fifth
Keyes Merlin, printer Tribune Publishing Co, res 1216 Eighth
Keys G S, shipping and commission merchant (S F), res 1020
Fourteenth
Keystone Lodge No 64, A O U W, meets at California Medical
College on Tuesday evening
Keystone Wringer Co, W F Meek manager, 1349 Telegraph ave,
res same
Kiefe John, laborer, res 677 Twenty-seventh
Kiefer Leopold, millwright, res 1756 Seward
Kiehl Delia Mrs, res 1382 Broadway
Kiely Thos, assistant foreman Hook & Ladder No 1, res Brush
bet Fifth and Sixth
Kiernan Anna Miss, res 458 East Seventeenth
Kiernan Mary Miss, artist, res 458 East Seventeenth
Kieso Adolph (Kieso & Atherton), res 669 Seventh
KIES0 & ATHERTON (Adolph Kieso and Joseph Atherton),
barbers, 856 Broadway
Kilbern Joseph, letter carrier, res 363 Fifth
Kilborn Alden D, engineer CPRR, res 1523 Ninth
Kilborn John, blacksmith, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave, Tem-
escal
Kilborn Joseph G, letter carrier post-office, res 4 Forty-fourth,
Temescal
Kilborne Mrs, res 602 Fourteenth
Sr I HIIMDDV Waxhiiis WKI.I, DOXKat VKItV l-OW Kates.
. I . LAUnUill. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad way, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO., OAK PLANK,^^Sf
OAKLAND.
315
Kilburn , mining, res 807 Market
Kiley Thos, painter, res 1127 Grove
Kiley Thos, painter with P R Sheehan, res 758 Brush
Kilgallon Andrew, laborer C P R R, res 1574 Third
Kilgore T A, electrotype department Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 1059 Castro
Killalee Katie, domestic, 1303 Grove
Killian Jas, laborer, res 661 Twenty-eighth
Kilpatrick Annie Miss, tailoress with S Frances, res 624 Third
Kilpatrick George, shipping clerk with Samm & Co, res 624
Third
Kilpatrick Mary, res 624 Third
Kilpatrick Wm, manager Samm's Flouring Mills, res 616 Sec-
ond
Kimball Chas B, contractor and builder, res 1509 Linden
Kimball Delia, res 762 Eighteenth
Kimball H H Mrs, res 762 Eighteenth
Kimball James H, saloon and restaurant, NW cor East Eleventh
and Thirteenth ave, res 613 East Eleventh
Kimball Levy W, res 1023 West
Kimball Minnie T Miss, assistant Durant School, res 466 Ply-
mouth
Kimball M S Miss, principal Swett School, res cor Thirteenth ave
and East Fourteenth
Kimball Patrick, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Kimball Sara L Miss, stenographer, res 1509 Linden
Kimball Thomas B, res 1118 Seventh ave
Kimball T L, mining engineer, res 1271 Ninth ave
Kimbark Frederick C, brakeman C P R R, res 1516 Eighth
Kincaid William, boilermaker, res 815 Magnolia
Kindergarten School, Miss R A Allen principal, 827 Fourteenth
Kinerson J H, commission merchant (S F), res 920 Center
King Mrs, waitress, res Alta House
King Arthur B, laborer C P R R, res 1803 Seventh
KING C A MRS. wood, coal, hay and grain, 1656 and 1658 San
Pablo, ave res 1437 San Pablo ave
King Chas H, Humboldt Lumber Co (S F), res 977 Seventh ave
King Charles K, clerk and operator C P R R Office, res 1164
Fifth
King Delia Miss, hairdresser, res 615 Sixth
King Fannie, domestic, 535 Thirty-sixth
King Frank, laborer C P R R, res 220 Helen
King George A, blacksmith and carriage builder, res 627 Four-
teenth
King George A, mining (Nevada), res 566 Eleventh
King George C, machinist, res 1054 Third
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Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Mniitgomer.A St
San Francisoo.
Washington Breivevy,
Westermann & Co., Proprs,,
N. W. COE. 5th & EIEIHAM STREETS.
316
OAKLAND.
King George W, carpenter, res 1712 Eighth
King H C, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 1708 William
King H L, bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co, res 770 Tenth
King Helen Miss, res 1305 Madison
King Henry, res 770 Tenth
King Henry C, carpenter, res 1708 William
King Henry J, coachman, 1305 Madison
King Howard L, draughtsman with T D Newsom, 456 Eighth,
res 517 J Seventh
King Jerome B, upholsterer, 834 Campbell, res same
King John, farmer (Healdsburg), res 1253 Webster
King John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
King John N, commercial traveler, res 1416| San Pablo
King Joseph, res 1804 Seventh
King Joseph, bartender, res 1475 Seventh
King J W, carpenter CPRR Yards
King Louis, paper hanger with Whittier, Fuller & Co
King Malcolm G, deputy county surveyor, office Court House,
res 1319 Eleventh ave
King Manuel, laborer CPRR
King Mary, domestic, 1397 Alice
King Matthew, nurseryman, cor Twenty-fifth and Broadway
King M G, civil engineer and deputy surveyor, res 1319 Elev-
enth ave
King Michael, stableman, cor Twelfth and Washington, res NE
cor Tenth and Franklin
King Michael, laborer CPRR, res 818 Kirkham
KING MICHAEL REV, pastor Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, res 616 Seventh
King Milo F, carpenter, res rear 517 Seventh
King Neison, dealer with Mrs C A King, res 1437 San Pablo
King Robert, carpenter, res 660 East Eleventh
King Sarah Mrs, dressmaker, res rear 517 Seventh
King Susan Miss, dressmaker, res 77 Valley
King Thomas B, cooper (S F). res 1265 Center
King W B Mrs, res 1161 Fifth
King W E, carpenter CPRR Yards
King W H, joiner C P R R Ship Yard
King William, carpenter, res 1709 William
King Wm A, watchman U S Treasury (S F), res 1914 Myrtle
King Wm E, bookkeeper with Mrs C A King, res 620 Eighteenth
King Wm H, ship joiner, res 1708 William
King William R, clerk CPRR, res Johnson House
King Wm R Mrs, propr Johnson House, cor Eighteenth and San
Pablo ave
Kingkade Jefferson, carpenter, res 914 Pine
Kingman Harriet, res 600 Twelfth
S. F.
Washing WELL DOSKal VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
,/
an. 1j. Barker, BERKELEY,
Imnorter of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware ^ Descriptions
OAKLAND.
317
Kinsman J F, boot and shoe cutter, res 1120 Eighth ave
Kingman M V Mrs, assistant Durant School, res 1120 Eighth ave
Kingsbury H M, 1326 Eighth ave
Kingshott Richard H, carpenter, res 915 Third
Kingsland A B, res 518 East Fifteenth
Kingsland Thomas G, propr Arlington House,. 474 Ninth
Kingsley W J, fireman UPRR
Kingston Richard, well-borer, res 1010 Fifth
Kinkade George H Rev, minister, res 563 Fourteenth
Kinkade L Miss, assistant Cole School, res Centennial Hotel
Kinnear J S, foreman sash, door, and blind department with
Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 1018 Twenty-fourth
Kinney Robert S Mrs, res 1725 Thirteenth
Kinsey Charles, real estate, res 919 East Ninth
Kinsey Charles W (Lyon & Kinsey), res 578 Twenty-fifth
Kinsey S F Mrs, res 911 Peralta
Kinsey Samuel, res 578 Twenty-fifth
Kinslea Thomas, pressman (S F), res 1571 Fifth
Kinsman John, res Halleck nr Emery Station
Kipke Charles, miller, res 815 Franklin
Kirby James, laborer, res 1378 Fifteenth
Kirby William P Rev, assistant pastor Church Sacred Heart of
Jesus, res Fortieth nr Grove
Kirchberger Theckla Miss, teacher German, Home School, res
1110* Sacramento (S F)
Kirchheiner Henry, res 468 Edwards
Kirchheiner John H, candy manufacturer, 865 Washington
Kirchner John, carpenter, res 860 Isabella
Kirchoff Albert, laborer, res 1510 Broadway
Kirichhoter Reinhard, butcher with John Breiling, res 1473
Eighth
Kirk Fannie Miss, res 1110 Fourteenth
Kirk George, foreman Oakland Gas Co, res 820 Grove
KIRK GEORGE A- carpenter and builder, 408 Tenth, res 1913
Myrtle
Kirk John H, bookkeeper with Horace Davis & Co (S F), res
807 Harrison
Kirk Norris L, bridge builder, res 764 Eighteenth
KIRK OWEN C. tinner, plumber and gasfitter, 305 East Twelfth,
res 1202 Seventh ave
Kirk William, architect, 1110 Fourteenth .
Kirkham B W, general USA, res cor Eighth and Oak
Kirkland Derwent W (Kirkland & Trowbridge), res 763 Eighth
Kirkland James Mrs, res 763 Eighth
Kirkland John N, traveling salesman (S F), res 763 Eighth
KIRKLAND & TROWBRIDGE (D W Kirkland and H O Trow-
bridge) chemists and apothecaries, 971 Broadway cor Tenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA.1IM & DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor
TVleeraph Avenue and Ouiant Street.
Moretti & TreZZini, l^nASfffl' Fresco & Decorative Artists
318
OAKLAND.
Kirkman Ella Miss, res 710 Thirty-fourth
Kirkness Annie Mrs, music teacher, .res 1322 Telegraph ave
Kirkness Arthur, apprentice Tribune Publishing Co, res 1322
Telegraph ave
Kirschner Jacob, clerk, res 364 Eighth
Kirwin Thomas, laborer, res rear 725 Henry
Kiso Adolph, barber, res 669 Seventh
Kitchen Charles, student, res 1382 Eleventh
Kitchen John, clerk Home Mutual Insurance (S F), res 1382
Eleventh
Kitchen John Jr, bookbinder, res 1382 Eleventh
Kitchener Charles F J, grain dealer, res 966 Kirkham
Kitto Orlando, rougher J udson Manufacturing Co, res Park ave
bet Halleck and Hubbard
Kitto William, rougher Judson Manufacturing Co, res 252 Louisa
Kittredge Edward (E H Kittredge & Co, S F), res 676 Seven-
teenth
Kittredge Fanny L Mrs, res 770 Fourteenth
Kittredge John R, clerk California Door Co, res 770 Fourteenth
Klee Henry, driver Oakland Brewery, res cor Durant and
Broadway
Kleeman Wm, capitalist, res 1417 Sixth ave
Klein Moses, res 714 Twenty-ninth
Kleinofen W A, painter, 456 Twelfth
Klemm Jacob P, gardener, SE cor Jackson and Lake
Klenkel Annie, domestic, Summer nr Adeline
Kleupfer Frederick, bricklayer, res 224 Fourth
Klewisch Otto, propr California Oil Refinery (S F), res 1618
Eighth
Kley Christ, carpenter, res 1011 Kirkham
Kligel Joseph, butcher with John C M Miller, res 519 Seven-
teenth
Kligel Joseph, laborer, res 252 B
Kline A, fancy goods, res 764 Ninth
KLINK THOMAS G- proprietor Acme Billiard Parlors, 1008
and 1010 Broadway, res NE cor Fourteenth and Franklin
Klose Christian A, publisher, res 417 East Fourteenth
Klotz Lizzie, domestic, 915 Myrtle
Kluegel C H, civil engineer, res 1259 Webster
Kluegel Edward A, capitalist, res 625 Fourteenth
Kluegel Ferdinand, capitalist, res 625 Fourteenth
KLUIT A PR0V0. breeder of thoroughbred fowls, res Fruit Vale
ave near San Leandro road
Klump Fred, blacksmith with Daniel D Hayes, res 714 First
Knapp Edwin G, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1382 Webster
Knapp H, employe California Hoisery Co, res 802 Alice
Knapp James, upholsterer with Christian Schreiber, res 802 Alice
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Ain.pg J %•* Geary St., San Francisco.
vmci "• ( *<S2 Bioa wu.v, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
X
Hickory. Oak. Ash, White Moo-!. Maple, F.tc.
Slo«. 1H and ao Spear Mtreet. San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
319
Knapp M A, student university, res 1382 Webster
Knapp Richard H, carpenter, res 802 Alice
Knapp Sewell, merchant (Tuolumne Co), res 1382 Webster
Knatchbull Hugessen Lucy, res 808 Jackson
Knauss Thomas R, cigarmaker with Fibush Bros, res Winter's
Hotel
Kneale Benjamin, blacksmith, SE cor Claremont ave and Summer,
res Claremont ave nr Summer, Temescal
Knerler Fanny A Miss, res 1611 Telegraph ave
Kneib Charles, bartender with E J Bryant, res 801 Broadway
Knierim John (Roemer & Knierim), res 1467 Seventh
Knight Allen, chief clerk exchange department London and San
Francisco Bank (S F), res 1424 Webster
Knight E S Mrs, res 533 Frederick
Knight Fletcher H, res 533 Frederick
Knight Frederick W, clerk (S F), res 1300 Webster
Knight Frederick W, contractor and builder, res 543 Twenty-
second
Knight Robert S, student, res 533 Frederick
Knight Samuel P, contractor, res 1715 Twelfth
Knight William H, cashier with Whittier, Fuller & Co (S F), res
1300 Webster
Knight William L, conductor C P R R, res 1665 Lincoln
Knights of Kadosh (De Molay Council No 2), L W Allum
recorder, meets at Masonic Building
Knoch August H, gashtter with Dalziel & Moller, res 1454
Twelfth
Knoch Fredricka A Miss, res 1454 Twelfth
Knoch Peter, laborer C P R R, res 1454 Twelfth
Knoll Albert R, cashier with Hobart, Wood & Co (S F), res 1013
Fourteenth
Knoll Harry W, bookkeeper (S F), res 1013 Fourteenth
Knopf el G C, teacher of music, res 409 1 Twelfth
Knott James E, car repairer C P R, R Yards, res 731 Chester
Knowles C L, carpenter, res 1722 Chase
Knowles Frederick E (F E Knowles & Co), res 761 Clay
Knowles F E & Co (Frederick E Knowles and Abel Hosmer),
marble and granite yard, SW cor Seventh and Castro
Knowles G B, master mariner, res 1065 Jackson
Knowles George, stone cutter with F E Knowles & Co, res 1201
West
Knowles Josiah N, shipping commissson (S F), res 1302 Jackson
Knowles Robert, water tender steamer Piedmont, res 370 Fifth
Knowles Samuel E, dentist, 118 Dupont (S Fj, res 914 Chester
Knowles W A (Veitch & Knowles), res 364 Thirteenth
Knowlton Ella M Miss, music teacher, res 1375 Madison
Knowlton George K (George K Knowlton & Co), res 818 Bay
n
Schafer & Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods,
No. ll Montgomery st ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, ff«S«*fcS3Sa
320
OAKLAND.
KNOWLTON GEORGE K & CO (George K Knowlton and
Charles O Snair), band sawing, general mill work, wood
and ivory turning, 515 Fourth
Knox Alva, butcher with Wm Eames, res 829 Broadway
Knox C H Mrs, res 404 East Tenth
Knox Charles W, with J M Adams, res 533 Knox Place
Knox Henry E, dentist (S F), res 480 Merrimac
KNOX ISRAEL W (Golden State and Miners' Iron Works (S F),
and treasurer Oakland Railroad Co, office 921 Broadway,
room 2, res 533 Knox Place
Knox Mary A, res 533 Knox Place
Knox Oscar, res 10G5 Fifth ave
Knox Wilber C, res 1724 Lincoln
Knudsen Philip J, merchandise broker (S F), res 668 Thirty-
fourth
Knuth Lizzie, domestic, 572 Fifteenth
Koarner Charles, barber, res 1932 Myrtle
Kobelt Adolph, tanner with Christ & Co, res Twelfth nr Six-
teenth ave
Koch Charles E, cook, res 812 East Twelfth
Koch Fred, laborer, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave, Temescal
Koch Gottleib, carpenter, res s s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave off
Telegraph, Temescal
Koch Louisa, domestic, 563 Twenty-second
Koch William D, bookkeeper American Sugar Refinery (S F),
res 1020 Chester
Kochell Eda M Miss, res 475 Twenty-sixth
Kochendorfer Ernes', distributor Contra Costa Laundry, res s s
Fifteenth bet Peralta and Campbell
Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock), res NW cor Forty-fifth and Tele-
graph ave, Temescal
Koenecke Henry, res cor San Pablo ave and Twenty-sixth
K0ENIG ARNOLD- notary public and real estate agent, 958
Broadway, res Galindo Hotel
Koenig Claus H, painter, res 825 Lydia
Koenig Edward J, teacher, res 1727 Thirteenth
Koenig Ferdinand, saloon (S F), res NE cor Thirteenth and
Willow
Kofod Scenna, domestic, 935 Filbert
Kofoed Juditha, domestic, 949 Filbert
Kofoet Peter, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 114 Helen
Kohane Thomas, laborer, res 1622 Linden
Kohl Henry, carpenter, res 1824 Atlantic
Kohler-Chase House, Miss L A Willey manager, 953J, Washington
K0HLER ANDREW (Kohler & Chase), res Kohler-Chase House
K0HLER ERNEST F> wines and liquors, 1502 and 1504 Seventh,
res 857 Chester
S. F. LAUNDBY.
(.ODD U'UKK, LOW PRICES. Oltlie,
33 Geary St., S. F„ and 862 Broad wa v. Oakland
INSURE IN THE
-4* Largest^PaGific^Goast^Kompany. «fr
INSURANCE
COMPANY
_f OF CALIFORNIA. <£^
Assets and Premium Income Greatest of All the American Com-
panies Organized "West of New York State.
The Fireman's Fund derives its income from about fifteen hundred
agencies throughout the United States, having the largest agency sys-
tem of any Western Company, and thus securing a judicious scattering
of its risks; while its popularity is attested h}7 the fact that its gross
premiums for 1883, show an increase of more than $150,000 over those
of the previous year, and that on the Pacific Coast (its home field) it
writes more premiums than any other Company, American, or Foreign.
HOME OFFICE:
S. W. Cor. California «& Sansome Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
MESSRS. BISHOP & CO., HONOLULU.
[ovkkJ
SUMMARY OK THK
TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT
INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
December 31, 1883.
Capital Paid up in Cash $750,000.00
Reserves for all Liabilities: —
Losses in process of Adjustment — Fire. . . .$35,147.99
— Marine. . 39,650.37
Marine Bills Payable
All other claims and demands.
Re-Insurance Reserve: —
(California Standard)— Fire $337,567.47
—Marine 62,519.97
Net Surplus
ASSETS.
74,798.36
5,112.86
3,656.92
400,087.44
239,370.18
$1,473045.76
United States 4 per cent. Bonds $713
Oakland Gaslight Bonds
Oakland Sewer Bonds
California Dry Dock Bonds
Market Street Cable Railroad Bonds
First National Gold Bank Stock
North Beach and Mission Railroad Stock
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad Stock
Pacific Rolling Mills Stock
Judson Manufacturing Co. Stock
California Dry Dock Co. Stock
Presidio and Ferries Railroad Stock
California Street Railroad Co. Stock
Sutter Street Railroad Co. Stock
Pioneer Woolen Factory Stock
Pioneer Woolen Factory Scrip
Loans on Bond and Mortgage
Loans on Collateral Security
Interest and Rents due and accrued
Real Estate
Premiums in course of collection and in hands of Agents
Bills Receivable for Marine Premiums
('ash in Office and Banks
25
20,
12
27
12
9,
10,
18,
12,
5,
13,
12,
11,
14,
400.00
500.00
000.00
540.00
750.00
375.00
500.00
000.00
750.00
000.00
800.00
600.00
250.C0
430.00
100.00
900.00
,950.00
350.00
168.43
,000.00
895.02
036.15
,731.16
93,
27,
9,
212,
70,
46,
93.
$1,473,025.76
l>. .1. STAPLE1*, President.
ALPHEVM Itl'l.l. Vice-President.
WM. J, DI'TTOX, Secretary.
F. \V. «'AKPK\TKR, A»»"t Serretar) .
HOME OFFICE: S. W. Corner California and Sansome Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Agents in All the Principal Cities and Towns.
[over]
JAMES L. BARKER, a?dE^LsglTAANTcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
321
KOHLER & CHASE (Andrew Kohler and Quincy A Chase),
pianos, organs, sheet music, and musical merchandise, 1105
Broadway
Kohler H A, newspaper agent, res 1353 Twelfth ave
Kohler Henry, ironer Contra. Costa Laundry, res s s First bet
Magnolia and Adeline
Kohler Josephine Miss, res 1676 Thirteenth ave
Kohler Louise Mrs, res 409 h Twelfth
Kohler Ranemous J, metallurgist, res 1676 Thirteenth ave
Kohler R J, carpenter C P R R Yards
Kohler Robert, cook with G F Calberg, res cor Thirteenth ave
and East Eleventh
Kohler & Sauner (William Kohler and Richard Sauner), proprs
Golden Gate Theater, Eighth bet Broadway and Washington
Kohler William (Kohler & Sauner), res 418 Eighth
Kohler's Hall, NW cor Seventh and Chester
Kohn Leopold, clerk with Max Greenhood & Co, res 418 Twelfth
Koister John, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 152 Louisa
Kolb Joseph, carpenter, res 1172 Seventh
Koob Adam, res 1375 Sixteenth
Koon Wm H, captain, res 777 Fourteenth
Korchendorfer Ernest, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Kornahrens Jacob, groceries, NE cor San Pablo ave and Twenty-
second, res same
Kortz George, res 1303 Market
Koser N A, druggist with Henry Bowman, res 951 Broadway
Kosta Frank, oyster saloon, 418 Fourteenth, res 836 Clay
Kosta Samuel, oyster house, 469 Seventh
Koster Herman, groceries, SW cor Fourth and Webster
Kowalsky Isaac, shoemaker with D J Outrain, and groceries,
fruits, etc, 1301 San Pablo ave, res same
Kracke August, compressed yeast manufacturer, res cor Grove and
Thirty-third
Kraft Adam, cigar manufacturer, 1468 Seventh, res same
Kraft George, saloon, 859 Washington
Kraft W J, painter with J F Gardiner
Krag F W, fruits, res 1463 Seventh
Krager Adolph, blacksmith, res 1644 Myrtle
Krager Charles, blacksmith, res 1644 Myrtle
Krambs Frederick, road agent Oakland Tribune, res 770 Madison
Krambs Frederick, tailor, res 770 Madison
Kramer Frederick, porter with H Davis, res 814 Broadway
KRAMM CHARLES (Kramm & Treves), res 1414 Telegraph ave
KRAMM & DIEVES (Charles Kramm and Joseph Dieves), pro-
prietors Oakland Brewery, cor Telegraph ave and Durant
Krauth Fred K Jr, deputy sheriff, res Loyal Oak Hotel, Alameda
Krauth W H, brakeman C P R R, res Livermore
OAKLAND BREWERY,
21
KKAHJI «Sfc IIIKVKS Proprietors. Cor,
Telegraph Avenue and Durant £tre*t.
TVSSSSwSSSt S- F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
322
OAKLAND.
Kreig Henry, tanner with Crist & Co, res Twenty -second ave bet
Twelfth and Fourteenth
Kreinberg Bernhard, driver Brooklyn Brewery, res SW cor
Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave
Kreiss Louis, teamster, res 466 Third
Kreiss Louis, salesman with F S Chadbourne (S F), res 526
Thirty-fifth
Kreiss William, teamster with Fisher & Taylor, res 466 Third
Ki*eker Jacob, butcher, res 316 Seventh
Krepper Nicholas, gun and locksmith, 420 Eleventh, res same
Krepper P H, gun and locksmith, 904 Washington
Kreschfeld William, driver with W A Rouse & Co
Kretz Antone, teamster with Crist & Co, res Fifteenth nr Twen-
tieth ave
Kreukfeldt Chas, grocer, res 1675 Atlantic
Kreutzfeldt Charles (D Jagels & Co), res SW cor Fifth and Lewis
Kreutzfeldt Claus, master mariner, res 766 Willow
Kreutzfeldt Samuel, car cleaner CPRR Yards, i'es 1675 Atlantic
Kreutzfeldt William, teamster with W A Bouse & Co, res 766
Willow
Kreyenhagen Edward, manager with John Wulzen & Co, res 827
Broadway
KRIECHBAUM GEORGE H. dentist, 854| Broadway, res 1921
Market
KRIECHBAUM JOHN G> physician and surgeon, 854J Broadway,
res 1921 Market
Krieger Dena, domestic, 1211 Alice
Krieger Frank, carpenter, res 28 Valley
Kriesfer Jacob, butcher with E T Bush, res 310 Seventh
Krige Frederick, fruits and groceries, res 1463 Seventh
Kriske Mrs B, sewing teacher, 1701 Eighth, res same
Kriske Ernst, jeweler (S F), res 1701 Eighth
Krohn August, bartender Oakland " Tivoli," res 14 Valley
Kroll Henry, res 936 Union
Kroll William F (Martin & Kroll), res 934 Union
Krug John, brewer Washington Brewery
Kruger Ferdinand, cabinetmaker with W D Boyce, res 821 Mag-
nolia
Kruse Ella Mrs, res 720 Castro
Kruse Francois, res 256 Harlan
Kruse Manuel, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res 254 Harlan
Kruttschnitt Eugene, searcher of records, res 265 Ninth
Krytser Charles, bookkeeper California Hosiery Co, res 1202
Eighth '
Krjtser John, res 1202 Eighth
Kuckmeister August, manager with Tillmann & Bendel, res 800
Franklin
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICKS. OIH.-.-.
33 Geary St., S. F.( and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, HIGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 20 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
323
Kucks C H, saloon keeper (S F), res 919 Fifth
Kuenzi John R, wood turner (S F), res 411 Ninth
Kuerzel Robert cigars and tobacco, 869 Broadway, res 617 Clay
Ku ester Ferdinand J, apprentice with L Lehmkuhl, res 375 Fifth
Kuester Henrv C, hairdresser, 455 Ninth, res 375 Fifth
KUGLER G (Kugler & Schaefer), res 516 Eighth
KUGLER & SCHAEFER (G Kugler and C Schaefer), proprietors
Eintracht Saloon, 836 Broadway
Kuhlman Frederick, merchant tailor, 469 Ninth
Kuhnle Fred, butcher with E A Guptil, res 1463 Grove
Kuhnle William, bartender with Win Riek, res 1466 Seventh
Kunnemann John, watchmaker, res 863 Center
Kupfer Frederick J, clerk with D Ryan, res 1170 Broadway
Kusch Francis, locksmith, res cor Canada and Livingston
Kuss Peter N, painter, 415 Thirteenth, res 563 Twenty-second
Kyer C J, painter, res 1504 Broadway
Kyle Robert, res 913 Fifth ave
Kyte James C, contractor and builder, res 1743 Myrtle
JjH.JL il X Li X JL ±J) End., liouisville, Logansport. Get your Tickets
at tieneral Ticket Office. Xo. '£ New Montgomery Street, under
Palace Hotel, via Overland Short Line, central Pacific, CHlCAtlO
A3fl) X O KT 1 1 W K ST E K X R All. W A V.
LAAGE WILLIAM J F> proprietor Swiss Confectionery, 416
Twelfth, res 409J Twelfth
Labarth • Julie, cook with E J Pringle, res 326 East Nineteenth
Labat Marcell, laundryman with Calou & Schevanton, res 1916
San Pablo
Laclaverie Paul, liquor dealer (S F), res 523 Twenty-fifth
LA CLEDE HOUSE. Charles Jurgens proprietor, 1116 Broadway
Lacque Prosper, laundryman with Calou & Schevanton, res 1916
San Pablo
Lacy Is ibella H Mrs, res 126 Eleventh
Lacy Thomas, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck nr
Emery Station
Ladd A W P, clerk with E G Matheus, res 6l2i East Twelfth
Ladd P B, attorney-at-law (S F), res 973 Washington
Ladenburger Emelia, domestic with Charles A Meyer, 720 Tenth
Ladies' Relief Society of Oakland, Linden Lane nr New Broad-
way, North Temescal
Lafayette School, Miss Abbie F Aldrich principal, w s Jeffer-
son bet Eleventh and Twelfth
er & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, NsVn Ss^
Washington Brewery,
Westeriiiann A C<»., Pi-oprs„
N. W. COE. 5th & mKHAU STK2ST3.
324
OAKLAND.
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J.I : I
FINE
Printing
EEQICE
PAPERS
Commercial
WOOD
EijgraYicg
1. 6.
HUGHES
511
Sansjius
Street,
Cor.
Mercharjt.
LafTerty Charles, laborer, res 518 Sixth
Lafferty Dennis H, butcher with Owen LatTerty, res 363 First
LAFFERTY OWEN, butcher, 667 Broadway, res 363 First
Lafleche George T, proprietor Capital House, 522 Broadway
Lafond Pierre, cook, res 1316 Eighth
Lagercrantz Carl Th, mail clerk post-office, res 941 Wood
Lagoria John, brick mason, res 627 Myrtle
Lagoria Louis (Camilloni & Co), res San Francisco
La Grange Louis A, foreman CPRR Co, res 1060 Harrison
Lahey Julia Mrs, groceries, res 1151 Seventh
Lahey Thomas, laborer, res cor Second and Madison
Lahr George, plumber with Bonham Bros, res 275 B
Laidlaw Alexander, clerk with Walter Laidlaw, res 730 Sixth
LAIDLAW HORACE- M D> physician and surgeon, office 957
Broadway, rooms 18 and 19, res NE cor Sixth and Brush
Laidlaw Murray, clerk with Levi Strauss (S F), res 730 Sixth
Laidlaw Walter, propr Mendocino Lumber Yard, SE cor Seventh
and Brush, res 730 Sixth
Laird William, painter, res 517 Ninth
La Jeunesse Adolph, night watchman jute mill, res 372 East
Eleventh
Lake Edward H, carpenter, res 1625 Grove
Lake Edward S, res 1633 Market
Lake Fred E, compositor Oakland Times, res 1625 Grove
Lake Leonard, res 1625 Grove
Lake Martha Mrs, res 1633 Market
Lake Merritt Boat House, Twelfth Street Bridge •
Lake Thomas, salesman, res 866 Castro
Lake Win, coachman, res 980 Fifth ave
Lake Wm B, manager Oakland Glass Works, res 763 Seventeenth
Lake Wm F, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 1625 Grove
Lake William T, engineer Washington Street Planing Mill, res
1633 Market
Lalanne Felix, laundryman with Calou & Schevanton, res 1916
San Pablo ave
Laloli Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lamb Horace B (Lamb & Whitver), res NW cor Seventh and
Market
Lamb James, butcher, res 706 East Fourteenth
Lamb James, fish market, res 1208 Seventeenth ave
Lamb John, carpenter, res 706 East Fourteenth
Lamb John Jr, saddler, res 706 East Fourteenth
Lamb Mollie Miss, dressmaker with Mrs E W Johnson, res 804
Twelfth
Lamb Olive Mrs, res 489 Prospect
Lamb & Whitver (Horace B Lamb and James Whitver), fruit,
vegetables, cigars, tobacco, etc, NW cor Seventh and Market
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY »«••
i 8« Geary St., San Francisco.-
( HiVl Broadway, Onklamt.
rAMESL BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
A-s,.cmtion. Plana furnished ami houses built fur CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
325
uthill,
iz&Co
\7 Clay
Street,
LAMBERT BENJAMIN, res 373 Fourth
Lam Wert C M, nursery man, res Forty- ninth bet Telegraph and
Shattuck aves Temescal
Lambert Ernest D, bookkeeper, res Sutter bet San Pablo ave and
Adeline, Teineseal
Lambert Georgie Miss, cashier with Salinger Bros, res 823 Kirk-
ham
Lambert J A, hunter, res Alcati-az ave, Temescal
Lambert James, res 373 Fourth
Lambert Joseph, propr Three Mile House Saloon, res San Pablo
ave nr Folsom
Lambert Nancy, domestic, 14-12 Sixth ave
La Monte William H (La Monte, Wilbur & Garabrant), res 1421
Fifteenth
LA MONTE. WILBUR & GARABRANT (W H La Monte, J S and
YV H Wilbur and O Garabrant), staple and fancy groceries,
475 Eleventh
Lamotte Louis, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lamoureux P K, secretary Remillard Brick Co, res 964 Jefferson
Lamoureux Theophile, vice-president Remillard Brick Co, res 964
Jefferson
Lamping Joseph, carpenter, res 1317 Harrison
Lamping Peter A Jr, machinist, res 1829 Union
Lamping Peter A, miner, res NE cor Twenty-seventh and Union
Lamping Peter A, brakeman C P R R, res 1317 Harrison
Lampkin John T, freight handier C P R R, res 663 East Twen-
ty-fourth
Lampord A E, brakeman C'P R R, res 1870 Atlantic
Lancaster H B Mrs, res 562 East Twelfth
Lancaster Thomas, tailor (S F), res 1565 Broadway
Landfair James, plasterer, res Union Hotel
LANDON WILLIAM W, manager with F Barnard & Co, office
400 Eighth, res 620 Ninth
Lamlsberg Augusta, domestic, " Moss Wood," New Broadway nr
Moss ave
Lane Christopher S, dentist, office 1207 Broadway, res 710 Fif-
teen tli
Lane C W, propr omnibus line, res Lake Shore ave
Lane Frank K, business manager Rescue, res 710 Fifteenth
Lane Manr ce, hostler with Joseph C Simpson, res 2111 Adeline
Lane T, laborer C P R R
LANE WILLIAM, hay, grain and feci, SE cor Twelfth and Mar-
ket, res 96-5 Castro
Ltnfranche Angela, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Lang F \V, agent California Cracker Co, res 1034 Peralta
Lang George A, cleaner and dyer, 805 Broadway, res same
Lang George R, contractor and builder, res 612 East Fourteenth
HAtfl AND RRFVA/FRY KBAMM * METES, Proprietors. <Tor
UHrvLMilU DnCWLnT, Telegraph Avenue and Daraut Street.
Moretti & TreZZini^^fS; Fresco & Decorative Artists
326
OAKLAND.
'\v
Lang Harry, laborer, res 665 East Twelfth
Lang Winnie, domestic, 1227 Linden
Langan Patrick, laborer St Mary's Cemetery
Langbehn Katherine Mrs, res Summer nr Adeline
Langbehn Peter, teamster, res Winter's Hotel
Langdon Shelden W, car cleaner 0 P R R Yards, res 821 Ade-
line
LANGE HERMAN F. apothecary and druggist, 1173 Market, res
1140 Myrtle
Lange Theodore, saloon, SW cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph ave,
res same
Langford Geo, boilermaker C P R R Shops
Langford George L, boilermaker with Clark & Woolley, res 309
Third
Langley Abel, farmer, res 1414 Ninth
Langley Charles, clerk (S F), res 156 East Twelfth
Langley Melanie Mrs, res 156 East Twelfth
Langtree James, laborer, res 1162 Seventh
Langue Wm, res NE cor Willow and Chase
Lanktree J B, bookkeeper Oakland Home Insurance Co, res cor
Pacific ave and Chapin, Alameda
Lannan Mary Mrs, res 711 Sixth
Lannigan Edward, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-seventh and For-
ty-eighth
Lannon Bernard, res 1512 Fifth
Lannon Madge Miss, res 1512 Fifth
IAMZ BROS (Henry and Louis Lanz), proprietors Lanz Bros'
Soap Works factory 911 Third, office same
LANZ BROS' SOAP W0RKS> Lanz Bros proprietors, factory
911 Third, office same
Lanz Henry (Lanz Bros), res 1002 Third
Lanz Louis (Lanz Bios), res 1087 Third
Laosten Laost, gardener, res 1727 Myrtle
La Perl Edward, engineer with A Kendall & Co, res 659 Grove
La Perle Horace, engineer with Hickok, Schroeder & Co. res 371
Fourth
Laperle Philias, blacksmith, res Shattuck ave opp Telegraph ave,
Temescal
La Perrie L L, brakeman O P R R, res 1712 Eighth
Lapham Grant (Lapham & Rowe), general insurance agent, office
SW cor Eighth and Webster, res Alameda
Lapham John P, miner, res 361 East Seventeenth
LAPHAM & RQWE (Giant Lapham and John Rowe), proprietors
Club Livery Stables, SW em- Eighth and Webster
Lapold Joseph, janitor City Hall, res 172!) Fourteenth
Larden Victor, butcher, 1171 Sixteenth ave
La-re Geo P, carriagemaker, res 1608 William
ST IAIHMJ1DV «-ASillX(i IXIXK AT SHOUT XOTICK.
f. LAUllUsI!. Office, ••*;« Sec ry St., S. F.. and *«« Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
CABIHET -WOODS OP -A-IjIj rKZISTIDS,
Xoh. 18 and JSO Spear Street, San Francisco.
•Yi
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OAKLAND.
327
Larkin A S, deckhand CPRR ferry boats, res 730 Myrtle
Larkin Benjamin, painter, res 368 Third
Larkin Ellen Miss, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth, Temescal
Larkin Honora C Miss, teacher Temescal Branch School, res w s
Telegraph ave cor Forty-ninth
Larkin Thomas P, propr Pioneer Market, Telegraph ave bet For-
ty-eighth and Forty -ninth, Temescal
Larmer Augustus B, carpenter and contractor, res 824 Magnolia
Larmer Edward, sawyer, res 824 Magnolia
Larmer Frank B, res 824 Magnolia
Laroche Elizabeth Mrs, dressmaker, res 666 Thirty-fourth
Laronche Maria, res 529 Second
Larrabee George T, clerk, res 769 Jefferson
Larrieu Augustus, conductor C P R R, res 1115 Campbell
Larrieu G Mrs, res 1115 Campbell
Larsen A, tailor with M J Healy, res cor Fourteenth and Kirk-
ham
Larsen Andrew, painter, res 1629 Market
Larsen Henry, car driver Fourteenth Street Railroad, res 1727
Twelfth
Larsen J O Mrs, res 1629 Market
Larsen Neils, saloon, 1323 Fourteenth
Larsen Rasmus H, street car driver, res 1727 Twelfth
Larue James, real estate, res 626 East Fourteenth
Larue John, res 626 East Fourteenth
Larur L B, laborer CPRR
LASCIAN BROS, directors St Joseph's Academy, SE cor Fifth
and Jackson
Lascombe Eugene, basket factory, 830 Twentieth, res same
Laselve James, barber, res 214 Third
Lass Christian, ivs 1H61 Lincoln
Lasselle Benj F, blacksmith, res 711 Castro
Lassen John, gardener, res SE cor Tenth and Adeline
Lassen Peter, saloon keeper, SW cor Franklin and Seventh
Latt'ord Thos laborer, res 1722 Pacific
Latham Hiram, physician, res 932 Thirty-fourth
Lathrop Elisha Nelson, res 1663 Thirteenth
Lathrop Frank H, photographer, res 1114 Washington
Lathrop Geo A, physician and surgeon, 1068 Broadway, res 1300
Seventh
Lathrop John M, reporter Call and Bulletin, res Galindo Hotel
Lathrop Mercedes, chambermaid Galindo Hotel
LATHROP SOLOMON watchmaker and jeweler, 1059 Broad-
way, res 1114 Washington
LATIMER BROS (Richard J and J Stanley Latimer), produce
and groceries, 1220 Market
Latimer John T, manager with Latimer Bros, res 1510 Ninth
Schafer & Co.: Sr&Effi CLOTHING, 'Stilg'SS; San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, Kl^Sn
3528
OAKLAND.
Latimer J Stanley (Latimer Bros), res 1510 Ninth
Latimer Richard J (Latimer Bros), res 1220 Market
Latimer Thos, carpenter, res 1355 Eighteenth
Latimer Thos, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
LATON B B> insurance agent Royal, Norwich, Union and Lanca-
shire Cos, 468 Ninth, res 1073 Twelfth
Laton G A, clerk with B B Laton, res 1073 Twelfth
La Tour J B, brakeman C P R R, res 837 Clay
Latrope Geo C, physician, office Central Block, res 1068 Broad-
way
Lauder G H, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Lauderback Joseph, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lauer Marten, gardener, res 1162 Fifth
Laughland John, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, res 213
Third
Laughland Win, carpenter Oakland Planing Mills, i es 213 Third
Laughran John, tin roper C P R R, res 1765 Seventh
Laumeister Herman F, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res
2130 Chestnut
Lauretzen Gabriel, seaman, res 914 Twenty -second
Laursen Michael, groceries and windmill manufacturer, 701
Adeline, res same
Lausten Peter B, waiter with L Milloslavich, res 1727 Myrtle
Lavagotti Francisco, gardener, res Prospect ave east of Broad-
way
Lavajetto Domingo, gardener, res 1668 Sixteenth
Lavany Wm, musician, res 463 Thirteenth
Laven Thos, laborer, res 1871 Goss
La Veuve Elsie Miss, correspondent American Missionary Society,
res Vernon Park
Lavigne Joseph, Park Exchange Saloon, Emery Station, res
same
Lavin Henry, brakeman C P R R, res 985 Bay
Lavin James, laborer, res Union Lodging House, cor Broadway
and Second
Lavine Geo, hostler Washington Livery Stable, 1178 Broadway
Lavo Chas, cook, res 212 Third
Lavoie Eleanor Miss, res Adeline bet Forty-second and Forty-
third, Temescal
Lavorel Peter (P Pagge & Co), res NE cor Second and Washing-
ton
Law R W, employe U S Mint (S F),res 1121 Third ave
Lawler Mrs, res 856 Market
Lawler D W, baggage master C P R R, res Star House
Lawler J, laborer C P R R Ship Yard
Lawless Joseph C, harnessinaker, res 863 Campbell
Lawlor Daniel, laborer, res 1864 William
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™^{^£m%^\8$S23L
WHY PAY RENT ? T ^esTbarTery BERKELEY
OAKLAND.
329
Lawlor John, employe CPRR, res 1864 William
LAWLOR JOHN M /proprietor Galindo Hotel, Eighth bet Broad-
way and Franklin, and Tubbs Hotel, East Twelfth bet
Fourth and Fifth aves
Lawrence Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Lawrence Bros (E L and H H Lawrence Jr), grocers. 583 East
Twelfth
Lawrence Dell, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
LAWRENCE DEWITT C, proprietor Oakland Free Press, res
1520 Seventh
Lawrence E L (Lawrence Bros), res 562 East Sixteenth
LawTrence Frederick, cook, res 714 Fourth
Lawrence Henry H, assayer U S Mint (S F), 562 East Four-
teenth
Lawrence H H Jr (Lawrence Bros), res cor Fourteenth and
Twelfth ave
Lawrence John, laborer, res 950 New Broadway
Lawrence John Edward, iron moulder (S F), res 1666 Taylor
Lawrence Jose de Freitas, res 915 East Fifteenth
Lawrence Louise Mrs, res Spring nr San Pablo
Lawrence Milton, washer El Dorado Stables, res 409 Twelfth
Lawrence Nathaniel, clerk, res cor Fortieth and Telegraph ave
Lawrence Susan Mrs, res 1525 Broadway
Lawrence Wm, iron moulder (S F), res 1666 Taylor
Lawrence Win H, carpenter, res Piedmont Springs
Lawrie A G (Lawrie & Schramm), res San Francisco
Lawrie Harry D, clerk (S F), res 1707 Lincoln
LAWRIE & SCHRAMM (A G Lawrie and A M Schramm),
searchers of records, NE cor Fifth and Broadway
Laws F U, inspector and marine engineer, res 1368 Tenth
Lawson A, carpenter G'PRR Yards, res 1804 Seventh
Lawson Alex C (Morgan & Lawson), res 1219 Eleventh ave
Lawson Andrew, hostler Shattuck Stable, res 457 Eighth
Lawson Lulu Miss, res 1809 William
Lawson Wm, laborer, res 121 Hannah
Lawson Wm, manager Bank of British North America (S F), res
779 Eighth
Lawton Israel (Lawton & Lawton), res 1207 Castro
Lawton James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lawton Wm D (Lawton & Lawton), and notary public, 957
Broadway, room 5, res 1207 Castro
LAWTON & LAWTON (Israel and Wm D Lawton), attorneys-at-
law, 957 Broadway, room 5
Lawyer P Mrs, boarding and lodging, 517 Ninth
Lawyer Perry, carpenter, res 517 JSinth
Lay Anson, upholsterer with Lyonfc Kinsey, res 1222 Broadway
Layton Chas A, hostler with Geo C Hunt, res 508£ Fifteenth
OAKLAND BREWERY.
KRAM.1I & DIEVES, Proprietors, tor.
Telegraph Avenue and Umunt Street.
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ST. ANN'S BUILDI
w$k, S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
330
OAKLAND.
Layton Helen J Mrs, boarding-house, 1803 Seventh
Lazaroni Joseph, vegetable dealer, res 419 Second
Lazarus Louis, groceries and fruits, 1250 Center, res same
Lea Harry, carpenter, res 010 Fifth
Leach Camilla, teacher drawing Snell's Seminary, res same
Leach Frank, laundryman, res 1371 Fifteenth
Leach Harriet M Mrs, saleslady with Taft & Pennoyer, res 1352
Franklin
Leach H M, jeweler, res 1352 Franklin
Leach John, plumber with James Wilson & Co, res SE cor Jack-
son and Eighth
Leach John, telegraph operator CPRR, res 1003 Pine
Leach John H, deputy assessor, res 1003 Pine
Leach Stephen W. singing teacher, res Clinton House, cor East
Twelfth -and Sixth ave
Leach Z C, carpenter, res 1779 Goss
Leake Benjamin T, manufacturer toilet soap, 1313 West
Leake Henry A, attorney-at-law, room 6, 957 Broadway, res 614
Thirteenth
Leake John, brick mason, res San Pablo ave nr Fortieth, Temes-
cal
Learn Robert B, dentist, res 1120 Third ave
Leary John, peddler, res 1015 Seventh
Leary Katie, laundress, Contra Costa Laundry
Leavell E T, carpenter, res 685 Thirty-fourth
Leavenworth Randolph, clerk with W C Mason, res 301 East
Twelfth
Leavitt Annie L Miss, res 1000 Peralta
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties custom house (S F), res 1000
Peralta
Leavitt Diana S, private boarding-house, 1157 Franklin
Leavitt Frank W, pressman with Carlos White (S F), res 811
Eleventh
Leavitt J B, job printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 724
Twenty-iirst
Leavitt J B Mrs, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 724
Twenty -first
Leavitt William, messenger custom house (S F), res 1000 Peralta
Leavitt Wm, carpenter, res 811 Eleventh
Leavy M J, passenger and ticket agent C & N W R R, res NE
cor Broadway and Seventh
Le Ballister Thomas \V, sawyer East Oakland Planing Mill, res
402 East Twelfth
Lebeouf Francis, iron moulder, res 7G2 Jefferson
Leber Albert L, clerk with Bart Morgan & Co, res 660 East
Eighteenth
Leber Charles, tanner, res 660 East Eighteenth
ST I AIlAinDV Washing WELL DONE at VERY JLOW Rates.
. r. LAUllUni. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK/^^So84-
OAKLAND.*
331
Leber Katie Miss, seamstress, res 660 East Eighteenth
Leber Laura Miss, seamstress, res 660 East Eighteenth
Leber Louis, carpenter, res 660 East Eighteenth
Leber William, printer, res 660 East Eighteenth
Lebrecht William (Galvin & Lebrecht), res cor Sixteenth and Tel-
egraph ave
Leckie Robert S, deputy assessor, res 1104 Broadway
Le Clair Alfred, laborer Remillard Brick Manufacturing Co, res
1206 Thirtieth
Le Clair Theodore, teamster with J W Fleming, res 1206 Thirti-
eth
Lecler John F, gardener, res 423 Second
Ledden J F, telegraph operator CPRR, res 861 Harrison
Ledden M C, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Lee Alice T Miss, assistant teacher Lafayette School, res 527 Fred-
erick
Lee Ann J Mrs, res 816 East Fifteenth
Lee Annie, domestic, 1253 San Pablo ave
Lee B F, real estate, res Blake House
Lee D C, bootblack stand (S F), res 2046 Chestnut
Lee Edward W, dentist, res 816 East Fifteenth
Lee Hamilton, rector Church of the Advent, res 1305 Twelfth
ave
Lee Harriet J Mrs, assistant Cole School, res 527 Frederick
Lee Henry, sign painter, res 371 Eleventh
Lee Henry C, res 527 Frederick
Lee John, president California Hosieiy Co, res S F
Lee Leon A, porter, res 816 Henry
Lee Lewis A, mechanical dentist, 62 Sutter (S F), res 816 East
Fifteenth
Lee P W, meat market, 1321 and 1323 San Pablo ave, res cor
Sixteenth and San Pablo
Lee Thomas, laborer, res 1823 Taylor
Lee Win H, foreman Oakland Planing Mills, res 567 Third
Lee Wm J, painter with J J Hannan, res 1322 Thirteenth ave
Leet Samuel, clerk with Stevenson & Tower, res 476 East Four
teenth
Leet Samuel T, miner, res 476 East Fourteenth
Lefever Cyrus, civil engineer, res cor Chestnut and Thirty-fourth
Le Fever O P, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Lefevere Charles, boatman, res s s First bet Clay and Jefferson
Le Fevre Clara Mrs. res 832 Alice
Lefewe Peter, car driver, res San Pablo ave bet Thirty-sixth and
Thirtv -seventh
LEFFINGWELL JAMES S> surgeon and homeopathic physician,
office 1113 Broadway, rooms 20 and 21, res same
Lefort Edward, bookkeeper, res 811 Twenty-eighth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Cbthlng to Order, NCFa^
Washington Breivery,
Westermann A Co., Pronrs-
N. W. COE. 5th 4 EISEHAJf STBEETS.
332
OAKLAND.
Lefort Edward John, res 811 Twenty-eighth
Le Fort L E Mrs, janitress Durant School
Legler G T, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Legler Henry T, physician, office Oakland Bank Building, res 758
Sixth
Le Grand Charles, sailor, res 420 First
Le Grand Lizzie Mrs, res 420 First
Lehing F Mrs, res 1678 Pacific
Lehmann B J Mrs, res 686 Sycamore
Lehmann Henry G, boot and shoemaker, 1174 Broadway, res
1944 Filbert
Lehmkuhl H H C, porter (S F), res 1615 Seward
Lehmkuhl Lueder, cigar manufacturer, 614 East Twelfth, res
same
Lehn C, brakeman CPRR, res 905 East Fourteenth
Lehn Charles, tanner, res 905 East Fourteenth
Lehn Louis, tanner, res 1114 Eighteenth ave
Lehrbass Richard, saloon keeper. 919 Seventh, res same
Lehureux Peter, porter (S F), res 330 East Eighth
Leichenstine Benjamin, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res 1159
Seventh
Leighou Clarence W, painter, res 1373 Fifteenth
Leighton A T Mrs, matron Homeopathic Dispensary, 1057 Alice
Leighton Thomas A, carpenter (S F), res 1012 Pine
Leimert Louis, NW cor Valdez and Twenty-third
Leishman Jessie Miss, clerk with Mrs Ellen Norman, res 579
Third
Leist Charles, bookkeeper Oakland Jute Mill, res 1668 Thirteenth
ave
Leitch David, laborer CPRR Yards, res 173 Eighth
Lejon O S, laborer, res 814 Wood
Lejon S, laborer, res 814 Wood
Lekgoat Louis, gardener, res 363 Third
Lelfoid Thomas, fireman CPRR, res 1722 Pacific
Lelievre A, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lemery Nellie Miss, res 1316 Eighth
Lemey Geo, carpenter, res 1676 Twelfth
Lemieux Charles, engineer, res cor East Twelfth and Twenty-first
ave
Lemmle George, peddler, res 1827 Adeline
Lemmon Ambrose, marble rubber with Win Collins, res terminus
Webster ave
Lemmon Thomas, res 1221 Harrison
Lemoge Joseph, bootmaker, 470 Eighth
Lemoge Joseph P, salesman with Porter Bros & Co, res 570 Six-
teenth
Lemon Florence Miss, teacher, res 624 Seventeenth
S. F.
WaNliiug Wi:i,li DON Bat VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary t-t, S. F., and 862 Eroadway, Oakland.
fan. L. Barker, BERKELEY,
** Imnorter of and Dealer in
Builders' Hardware »■! Descriptions
Importer
fine Watches,
JEWELRY
Silverware,
Precious
Stonbs,
Etc.
315 J St.,
315
fine Watches,
DIAMONDS,
A Specialty.
Ir'WELER,
315
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SILVERWARE,
OAKLAND.
333
Lemon James M, railroad contractor, res 624 Seventeenth
Lemon John, res 624 Seventeenth
Lemon John G, botanist and microscopist, res 1205 Franklin
Lemon Joseph F, paperhanger with McGovern & Cahill, res
1431 Filbert
Lemon Josephine Miss, assistant Lafayette School, res 624 Seven-
teenth
Lemon M A Mrs, drugs, 706 Broadway, res same
Lemon Margaret, res 1059 East Sixteenth
Lemon May Miss, res 624 Seventeenth
Lemp Charles H, commercial traveler with Wilmerding & Co
(S F), res 1213 Franklin
Lendigrin Lewis, laborer CPRR Yards
Lener Caroline Mrs, 863 Clay
Lener Sophia Miss, sewing, res 863 Clay
Lenfkin C E, laborer CPRR
Lenger Reinhold, with Jacob Strahle (S F), res 911 Seventh
Lenkenslen William, engineer Oakland Sanitarium, res 1920 Sev-
enth
Lennon Patrick, laborer, res 473 Twenty-fifth
Lennox Henry, waiter with Crebbin & Walker, res 1209 Union
Lennox R D, clerk custom house (S F), res 1559 Eighth
LENOX E H & SON (E Hand E P Lenox), wood and coal,
557-561 East Fourteenth
LENOX E H (E H Lenox & Son), res 518 East Eighteenth
LENOX E P (E H Lenox & Son), res 518 East Eighteenth
Le Noir Nathaniel L, bookkeeper (S F), res 813 Brush
LENTELL JAMES, harness and saddlery, 469 and 471 Four-
teenth, res 773 Fifth
Lentell J N, draughtsman, 1004 Broadway, res 412 Fourteenth
Lentell Sarah E, res 2220 Adeline
Lentkey George H, salesman (8 F), res 1255 Alice
Lenz William, groceries, 216 Second, res same
Lenz William, printer, res 716 Webster-
Leon George T, engineer C P R R, res 1219 Chestnut
Leon Joseph M, laborer, res 602 Webster
Leon Katie Miss, res 1219 Chestnut
Leonard Annie, domestic, 672 Eighteenth
Leonard Chas, ship caulker, res 1728 Thirteenth
Leonard Edward P, fresco painter, res 629 Fourteenth
Leonard George A, stock-dealer, res 668 Sixteenth
Leonard George M, milling, res 2226 Grove
Leonard Gertrude L Miss,' res 2226 Grove
Leonard Hattie E Miss, fancy work, res 672 Sixteenth
Leonard Herbert M, clerk (S F), res 629 Fourteenth
Leonard Hugh, laborer, res 2029 West
Leonard James, laborer, res New York Hotel
DAUI A Nil PRPU/PRV KKAMII & DIEVES, Proprietors, for
UAI\LHJlU DnLnL.nl, Tel< eiayk Avenue and E>.u an t Street.
Moretti & TrezzinilsA»m5» Fresco & Decorative Artists
334
OAKLAND.
Leonard James, stone mason, res 1315 West
Leonard Jennie M Mrs, res 2226 Grove
Leonard Josiah, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Leonard Lillie E Miss, res 818 Alice
Leonard Mary C, res 629 Fourteenth
Leonard Patrick, laborer, Perry, Oakland Heights
Leonard Richard, cook, res 701 Twenty-seventh
Leonard Terrance, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Leonard T P, brakeman CPRR, res 818 Alice
Leonard Willard A, clerk, res 629 Fourteenth
Leonard William, laborer, res 837 Thirtieth
Leonhard Frederick W, cooper, res Bay nr William
Leonhardt Metha Mrs, res 916 Kirkham
Leoppold Joseph, watchman City Hall, res 1729 Fourteenth
Lepont Ferdinand, laborer, res 701 Clay
Le Prince Peter, car driver, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-fourth
and Forty-fifth, Temescal
Le Protti Sis to, laundry, 1515 San Pablo ave, res same
Lercher J Mrs, piano tuner, 956 Broadway
Lercher Joseph, music teacher, 956 Franklin
Le Boy Elizabeth J, domestic, 656 Fourteenth
Lerri Joseph J & Co (J J Lerri), carpet layer, 363 Thirteenth, res
2241 Adeline
Lesher Charles, collector, 859 Broadway, room 20 and 22, res 921
Broadway
Lesser Isaac, shoemaker, res 1560 West
Lester Frank, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Lester George E, res 863 Cedar
Lester House, Mrs M A Waite propr, 529 Eighth
Lester Octavia P Mrs, music teacher, res 762 Brush
Le Strange Kate, domestic, 714 Fourteenth
Letfond John, assistant with D Hughes, res 1722 Pacific
Letroadec Julian, salesman with Frank Edwards (S F), res 1566
Seventh
Letter George, clerk with Jacob Letter, res 1019 Clay
Letter Jacob, clothing, 1001 Broadway, res 1019 Clay
Le Vanway William A, musician, res Thirteenth bet Washington
and Broadway
Level E T, wheelwright, res 685 Thirty-fourth
Level James, res 685 Thirty-fourth
Level Louis E, pianomaker, res 685 Thirty-fourth
Levens Basil W, real estate, res 2102 Telegraph ave
Levensaler Raymond L, clerk, res 1021 Ninth ave
Leverett Edward J, hunter of wild game, res 1903 West
Levi B C, fireman CPRR
Levi Imogene R Mrs, res 1778 Eighth
Levi Maier, salesman, res 860 Brush
SAN FR ANCISCOUUNDRY •»"•■ {%&&$&?. Sss&zsl
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., Tfi
kory. Oak. Ash, >Vhit«> Woo<1, Staple, Etc.,
«*. 1H anil JJO «|»ear Mtret't, San Francisro.
WCHBttBSTj
OAKLAND.
335
Levy Adolph S, capitalist, res 1317 Fourteenth
Levy Barney J Mrs, res 571 Thirty-sixth
Levy Harry, clerk with David Hauser, res 306 Tenth
Levy Henry, bookkeeper with Christian Schreiber, res 667 Wash-
ington
Levy He.iry, captain Co C Third Infantry
Levy Isaac G, insurance broker (S F), res 565 Twenty-second
Levy Julia, res 306 Tenth
Levy Meyer (M Levy & Co), res 306 Tenth
Levy M & Co (estate of Morris Levy and Louis Lissner), loan office,
914 Broadway
Levy M S Rev, rabbi First Hebrew Congregation, res 860 Brush
Levy Ray Miss, saleslady with M H Coffee, res 306 Tenth
Levy Wm, tailor, res 858 Franklin
Levy Wolf, tailor, 41 6|- Eighth, res 858 Franklin
Lewin Isaac, tailor with Reuter & Hansen, res 654 Clay
Lewin Isadore, tailor, res 654 Clay
Lewin Israel, tiilor, 471 Seventh, res 577 Third
Lewis Addie Miss, res 1318 Tenth
Lewis B, clerk, res Ross House
Lewis Charles, cook with Spiars & Welti, res SW cor Washington
and Tenth
Lewis Charles L, clerk with J Cushing & Co, res 409 Ninth
Lewis Columbus R (C R Lewis & Co), res 1453 Brush
LEWIS C R & CO (Columbus R Lewis), produce and commission,
467 Eleventh
Lewis David, traveling agent, res 765 Fifth
Lewis David, res 1008 Wood
Lewis Edward, assistant jailor County Jail
Lewis Eugene F. conductor C P R R, res 730 Peralta
Lewis Eugene F (Lewis & Webb), res 1813 Taylor
Lewis Frank, sectionhand C P R R, res 1716 Pacific
Lewis Frederick A, salesman with W F Batchelder, res 828 Web-
ster
Lewis George, traveling agent, res 765 Fifth
Lewis George Jr, driver Oakland Fire Department, res 619 East
Fourteenth +
Lewis George B, salesman with Salinger Bros, res Galindo Hotel
Lewis Guilford H, salesman with Salinger Bros, res 727 Filbert
Lewis John, candy peddler, res 1659 Pacific
Lewis John, lumber (S F), res 310 Fifth
Lewis Joseph C, carriage painter with Josiah Lewis, res 370 Sixth
Lewis Jor.eph F, salesman with J Letter, res 503 Eleventh
Lewis Josiah, carriage painter, 368 and 370 Sixth
Lewis Lillie Mrs, res 567 Eighth
Lewis-Oliver C, soapmaker with Lanz Bros, res 911 Third
Lewis Robert, tinner C P R R, res 947 Willow
Schafert Co., CLOTHIKGS Furnishing Goods J
», SAN FRANCISCO, Ual,
WASHINGTON BREWERY, ZW'IZ.^ £ £&&%*&
336 OAKLAND.
Lewis Robert, varnisher (S F), res 973 Washington
Lewis Solomon jeweler, 841 Broadway, res 765 Fifth
Lewis T F, nursery agent, res La Clede House, 1116 Broadway
Lewis Thomas, carriagemaker with C C Buffett, res 518 Eighth
Lewis Vincent, sectionman CPRK, res 709 Chester
Lewis Westley, laborer (S F), res 1104 Wo;>d
Lewis William A (Franke & Lewis), res 697 Sj'camore
Lewis & Webb (E F Lewis and J H Webb), saloon, 1840 Seventh
Lewthwaite Alexander, manager with S P Taylor & Co, res 1366
Fifth ave
Lewthwaite Clara Miss, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res
1366 Fifth ave
Leyner Christina Mrs, liquor saloon, 1362 Center
Lhote H C. insurance agent, res 1009 Chester (S F)
Liberty Bakery, Henry Weber proprietor, SW cor Telegraph
ave ami Forty -fifth, Temescal
Liberty Lodge No 35, K of P, meets at Masonic Hall, cor Seventh
and Willow
Lichtenberger Charles, Oakland Pickle Works, res 710 Fourth
Lichtenstein Bernard, cutter with Brown & McKinnon, res 1159
Seventh
Liddicoat John, millhand Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1940
Union
LIEBIMNN LOUIS (Bennison, Liebmann & Co), res 856 Brush
Liese Annie M Mrs, res 763 East Twelfth
Lieviux Charles, cook, res 560 Second
Liftchild Miss, music teacher, res 756 Seventh
Liftchild Judge, machinist, res 756 Seventh
Lightbody Hamilton, student, res 480 Merrimac
Ligon A, laborer C P R R Ship Yard
Liliencrantz A, physician, office 969 Broadway, room 53, res
Piedmont
Linahan Daniel, laborer, res 307 Second
Linchecomb Harriet E Mrs, i-es 830 Jefferson
Lincoln Grammar School, T O Crawford principal, cor Tenth and
Alice
Lincoln Horatio D, railroad foreman C P R R, res 1456 Twelfth
Lincoln Joseph S, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 807 Willow
LINDEMAN HENRY (Johnson & Lindeman), res cor Grove and
Thirty-ninth
Lindenbaum Meyer, furniture, 834 Broadway, res 408 Fifth
Lindenbaum Morris, furniture, res 408 Fifth
Linderman J, teamster with Barstow & Garber, res 360 Second
Lindgren Louis G, laborer, res 1639 Market
Lindsay John, painter, 1117 Thirteenth ave, res cor Eleventh ave
and Sixteenth
Lindsey , 1374 Sixteenth
',- ,~ t~j» TTTkTTYDXT" <-OOI> WORK, LOW PIUCES. Office,
S. JC • -Ll-" U -W "-ft * ' 33 Geary St" S' F- and 862 Broadway. Oakland
rAMESL. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished anil houses built for CASH Of On INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
337
Lindsey Mrs, ladies' nurse and midwife, res 602 East Twelfth
Lindsev James \V (Lindsey & Thompson), res 1564 Seventh
LINDSEY & THOMPSON (Jam'es W Lindsey and John Thomp-
son, painters and paperhangers and dealers in wall paper,
1564 Seventh
Linehan Joseph W, laborer, res 703 Twenty-eighth
Linnane Patrick, laborer, res 1666 Third «
LINN F00> Chinese and Japanese fancy goods, 465 Twelfth
Linnihan Daniel, laborer, re? 307 Second
Linsden Annie, domestic, 1664 Nineteenth ave
Lion Henry, res 1560 Telegraph ave
Lion Leopold, salesman with Greenhood & Moran, res 1560 Tele-
graph ave
Lion Samuel, employe U S Mint (S F), res 1560 Telegraph ave
Lippincott A E Mrs, res 70 East Twelfth
Lippmann Abraham, dry and fancy goods and boots and shoes,
903 and 905 Broad wa}-, res 1157 Alice
Lissner L, clerk with M Levy & Co, res 261 Eighth
Lissner Louis (M Levy & Co), res 261 Eighth >
Lister Archibald, train dispatcher C P R R, res 813 Adeline
Litchfield John C, machinist, res 1369 Tenth
Littell C P, plumber (S F), res 1670 Seward
Little Chas E, money order clerk post-office, res 1228 Broadway
Little Frank, apprentice, res 2204 Market
Little James A, apprentice, res 2204 Market
Little Joseph H, clerk C P R R
Little J R (H P Graves & Co), res cor Twelfth and Alice
Little S A Mrs, res 2204 Market
Little Samuel, turner East Oakland Planing Mill, res 581 Cale-
donia ave
Little William C (Taylor & Co), res Broadway nr Moss ave
Littlefield Charles A, contractor and builder, res 577 Sycamore
Littlefield J A, salesman, res 254 East Seventeenth
Littlejohn Edward H, engineer C P R R, res 960 Eighth
Littlejohn G H, conductor C P R R, res Berkelev
Littlejohn J W, fireman C P R R
Littlejohn Lillie Miss, artist, studio 1003J Broadway, res Berkeley
LIVE CASH MARKET, E Amann proprietor, 718 Webster
Live Oak Lodge No 17, K of P, meets 1056 Broadway
Live Oak Lodge No 61, F & A M, John C Marsh secretary, meets
at Masonic Temple
Livermore Charles, capitalist, res Rockridge bet McAdam and
Broadway
Livermore H P (S F), res Rockridge bet McAdam and Broadway
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co, John H Troy
agent, 457 Ninth
Livingston Geo H, brakeman C P R R, res 428 East Fourteenth
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Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street-
Moretti & Trezzini,fiNmKuS' Freseo & Decorative Artists
338
OAKLAND.
Livingston John, shipping merchant (S F), res 58 East Twelfth
Lloyd Alfred, tinsmith, res 88*] Cedar
Lloyd Alice Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 1528 West
Lloyd Charles E (Beardsley & Lloyd), res 664 Eleventh
Lloyd C R, res 404 East Sixteenth
Lloyd W R, machinist C P R R Shops, res Central Hotel
l!loyd W S, machinist, res Central Hotel
Loch August, teamster, res 1615 Market
Lock Z, expressman, res 1707 William
Locke Abraham, pile driver C P R R, res 818 Henry
Locke A H Mrs, res 418 Twelfth
Locke Edwin C, baggage master C P R R, res 774 Eleventh
Locke Frank L, miller, res 1725 Twelfth
Lockett R R, porter Pullman Palace Car Co, res 714 Third
Lockhart A G, contractor and builder, res 1717 Filbert
Lockran Charles, brakeman C P R R, res 812 Twentieth
Lockwood F S, laborer C P R R
Loder Frank, employe with Stilwell & Son, res 512 Eighteenth
Loder Martin, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Loeber Herman, bookkeeper, res 775 Twenty-second
Loeper Charles, brass finisher, res 1405 Thirteenth
Loeper Wilhelmina Mrs, res 804 Franklin
Loescke Charles, gardener, res Forty-second nr Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Loesh John, tailor with Greenhood & Moran, res n s Minna east
of Telegraph ave
Loewen Mathias, shoemaker with George Dressier, res East
Oakland Hotel
Lofland W 0, insurance agent (S F), res cor Madison and
Ninth
Logan Charles, waiter with M Furniss, res 510 Eighth
Logan James M, clerk, res 369 Eleventh
Logan Jane Mrs, res 709 Harrison
Logan John, laborer, res New York Hotel
Logan John, workman Judson Manufacturing Co, res Spring nr
Adeline, Temescal
Logan John R, stone cutter, res 369 Eleventh
Logan Oliver C (Logan & Savage), res Fruit Vale
Logan Robert, stone cutter, res 369 Eleventh
LOGAN & SAVAGE (O C Logan and W R Savage), real estate
and loan agents, 481 Ninth
Logue Patrick, laborer, res 242 Helen
Lohman Fannie E Mrs, res 1387 Madison
Lohrmann John, pickle factory (S F), res 866 Chester
Lohse E M, salesman with H C Newby, res cor Ninth and Ches-
Lohse Paul (Taylor & Lohse), res 1262 Webster
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Lohsen Geo H, laborer, res cor Forty-first and Linden, Temescal
Lohsen John H, laborer, res cor Forty-first and Linden, Temescal
Lohsen Nicholas, laborer, res cor Forty-first and Linden, Temescal
Lombard Chas L (Lombard & White), res 1366 San Pablo
Lombard & White (Chas L Lombard and James White), managers!
Pioneer Planing Mill, SW cor First and Broadway
London and Lancashire Insurance Co of Liverpool, V W Gaskill
agent, 466 Ninth
London and Northwestern Fire Insurance Co, H Griffin agent,
958 Broadway
London Sophie, res 224 Twelfth
Loney Arch, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Long Alice P Miss, employe California Hose Factory, res 1786
Taylor
Long Daniel, compositor Oakland Times, res 619 Magnolia
Long Emery M, store-keeper CPRR, res 768 Pine
Long James, porter (S F), res 952 Willow
Long James, saloon, 1833 Seventh
Long John, watchman CPRR Yards, res 619 Magnolia
Long Levy H, contractor and mill builder, res 811 Henry
Long Mary Mrs, res 819 Lydia
Long Mary A Mrs, res 1786 Taylor
Long William, butcher, 1753 Seventh, res 1709 Seventh
Longbein Peter, teamster Renton Coal Co, res Winter's Hotel
Longe Marcell, bakery, 617 Broadway
Longfield Joseph, carpenter, res 1654 Sixteenth
Longhurst Sarah, res Moss ave bet New Broadway and Tele-
graph ave
Look Chas R (Davis & Look), res Redwood Road, Fruit Vale
Loomis Henry, laborer CPRR, res 831 Willow
Loomis John, painter with J T Gardiner, res 418 Twelfth
Lopes Manuel, res 620 East Twelfth
Lopez Manual M, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 102
Louisa
Lorch Louis, res 1453 Seventh
Lorch Matthew, boots and shoes, 1453 Seventh
Lord Emeline Mrs, dressmaker, res cor Fortieth and San Pablo
Lord Emeline Miss, dressmaker with Mrs E W Johnson, res San'
Pablo ave nr Thirty-sixth
Lord Joseph, moulder, res cor Fortieth and San Pablo
Lord Kate J Mrs, dressmaker, res 1201 Franklin
Lord Oliver, carpenter, res 1201 Franklin
Lorenc Fred, butcher with M Rosenberg, res 754 Sixteenth
Lorenzen Lorenz, clerk with Geo & Jas Wallace, res 769
Lydia
Lorenzo Delucchi, gardener, res Humboldt ave nr Merced ave,
Temescal
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, *«.."
Montgomery *t.
FranriNi o.
Washington Brewery,
lVeatermann A Co., Preprs„
N. W. COB. 5th ft HEXHAM STESET3.
340
OAKLAND.
Loretz Jacob, confectioner with William J F Laage, res 470
Eighth
Loretz Lewis, laborer, res Forty-fourth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove, Temescal
LORING GEO Y. superintendent Oakland Railroad Co, res 1054
Tenth
Loring Maria L, res 1220 Castro
Lorguin E F, taxidermist, res 2118 Elm
Lorguin Henry, taxidermist, res 2118 Elm
Lorguin Louise Miss, res 2118 Elm
Lothrop J B, mining superintendent, res 257 Second •
Loubecker Louise Miss, folder Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
717 Twelfth
Loud H A, barber, res 1112 Eleventh ave
Loud Warren, saloon, NE cor Seventh and Wood, res 1767
Goss
Lougee Chas H, wrecker and submarine driver, res 1513 Eighth
Lough Harry S, butcher with F Becker, res Sixth bet Clay and
Washington
Loughlin Chas, brakeman CPRR, res 812 Twentieth
Louis Antone, laborer, res 617 East Seventeenth
Louis Chas, cook with Spiars & Welti, res SW cor Tenth and
Washington
Louis M, res cor East Eighth and Third ave
Louter John, laborer Oakland Gas Works, res 565 Second
Love Joseph W, gardener, res 485 Twenty -sixth
Love Wm H, carpenter, res 485 Twenty-sixth
Loveland Frank L, carpenter CPRR, res 1769 Goss
Loveland John F, porter (S F), res 1719 Goss
Lovett John P, tailor, res 1858 Short
Lovett Mary, domestic, 1458 Broadway
Lovett Wm B, physician, 632 East Twelfth, res 1076 East
Twenty -fourth
Lovett Wm E, clerk with Steer & Colb}^, res 1311 Sixteenth ave
Low Frederick G, bookkeeper with Bowen & Co, res 454 Twenty-
sixth
Low Frederick P, plumber, res 454 Twenty-sixth
Low John P, rancher, res 454 Twenty-sixth
Lowden Samuel, superintendent California Fire and Waterproof
Paint Co, res 971 Center
Lowlen William H, insurance (S F), res 971 Center
Lowe John R, machinist, res 1408 Fifteenth
Lowell A J (Lowell & Co), res Alvarado
Lowell Frank, car repairer CPRR Yards
Lowell Frank, carpenter, res 864 Campbell
Lowell Nathan R (Eagle & Lowell), warehouse (S F), res NE cor
Sixteenth and West
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Anions ' •*•* Geary St., San Francisco.
winces, | jhjjj Broa.Uvuj , Onkluud.
JAMES L. BARKER,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., ^$4,500,000
OAKLAND.
341
Lowell Salo L Miss, private teacher, res NE cor Sixteenth and
West
Lowell & Co (A J Lowell), stoves and tinware, 474 Twelfth
Lowenberg R 1, res 570 Fifteenth
Loyn Chas, brewer, res 621 Broadway
Loyn Hattie Miss, photographic retoucher, res 621 Broadway
Loyn Oscar, laborer, res 621 Broadway
Loze Cora, nurse, res 831 Seventeenth
Loze Louise Madame, teacher music and languages, res 831 Seven-
teenth
Lozier Albert, grocer, 867 Wood, res 1725 Goss
Lubbock O, conductor C P R R, res cor Railroad ave and
Walnut
Lucas Constant J, painter, Franklin bet Fifth and Sixth, res s s
Twelfth opp Lake Merritt
Lucas Geo W, brakeman C P R R, res 764 East Seventeenth
Lucas L W, brakeman C P R R, res Central Hotel
Lucas Thos J, brakeman C P R R, res Central Hotel
Lucas Val, carpenter, res East Seventeenth nr Sixteenth ave
LUCE GEO J dentist, 514 Tenth, res same
Luce Tarlton C, carpenter, res 415 Seventh
Lucey Margaret, domestic, 1135 Myrtle
Luchenbill John, baker with Schley Bros, res 770 East Twelfth
Luckey John F, res e s Telegraph ave bet Temescal and Birch,
Temescal
Lucy James, bartender with Driscoll Bros, res 753 Campbell
Ludeman John, with Barstow & Garber, res SE cor Thirteenth
and Franklin
Ludlow Chas H, car repairer C P R R, res 1165 Sixteenth ave
Ludlow Wm B, master car repairer C P R R, res 1614 Eighth
Ludwick Catherine, domestic, 1501 Telegraph ave
Ludwig Barbara Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 806 East Fourteenth
Ludwig Knapp, shoemaker, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-second
and Forty-third, Temescal
Ludwig L E Miss, res 619 East Nineteenth
Ludwig Wm, barber with H Chanaron, res NE cor Sixteenth
ave and Fourteenth
Ludwig Zacharias, cabinetmaker, res 806 East Fourteenth
Luecke Eliza W Miss (Miss F M Reed & Co), res 778 Ninth
Lufkin Chas E, baggage master C P R R, res 949 Wood
Luhr Wm F A, bartender with E Kohler, res 1518 Fifth
Luhrs J H, saloon keeper, res cor Eighth ave and East Twelfth
Lukens Edward G, agent Vigorit Powder Co (S F), res 1 59
Fourteenth
Lukes Luke, miller Samm's Mills, res 715 Jefferson
Lumbard C C, collector Golden Gate Flour Mill (S ¥), res 360
East Sixteenth
OAKLAND BREWERY.
KHAJIM A I>IEVES, Proprietors, (or.
Telegraph Avenue n.ud Dunuit Street.
Moretti & TreZZini,t^mBHS: Fresco & Decorative Artists
342
OAKLAND.
Lumley Joshua, canvasser, res 836 Broadway
Lumsden John E, commercial traveler, res 569 East Seventeenth
Lumsden Samuel, boot manufacturer, 373 Seventh
Luna Mrs C A, confectionery, 1016 Willow, res same
Lund Hans, clerk with M G Lund, res 1555 Eighth
Lund James, carpenter, res Webster north of Moss ave
Lund Marianas C, commission merchant (S F), res 1555 Eighth
Lund Peter E (Leamier & Lund), res 1270 Campbell
Lund Wm, res 778 Ninth
Lundin Geo H, upholsterer, res Fortieth nr Grove
Lundin John, upholsterer, res Fortieth nr Grove
Lundlard August, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Lundquist E, watchmaker, res 1415 Eighteenth
Lunt Addie R Miss, bookbinder Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
718 Twelfth
Lunt Chas M, printer, res 914 Pine
Lusk Albert M (J Lusk & Son), res Temescal
Lusk Canning Go, Claremont ave bet Summer and Clifton,
Temescal
Lusk Horace B (LP Lusk & Co), res e s Telegraph bet Forty-
sixth and Forty-seventh, Temescal
Lusk Josiah (J Lusk & Son), res Temescal
LUSK J & SON (Josiah and Albert M Lusk), nurserymen, office
472 Ninth
Lusk Louis P (L P Lusk & Co), res e s Telegraph bet Forty-sixth
and Forty-seventh, Temescal
Lusk L P & Co (Louis P and Horace B Lusk), wood, coal, and
proprietors feed stable, e s Telegraph ave bet Linden and
Temescal
Lusk's Nursery, J Lusk proprietor, Forty-fifth nr San Pablo ave,
Temescal
Lussier Louis 0, artist, res 1719 Lincoln
LUTGEN CHAS F. expert accountant, 308 California (S F), res
1012 Fourteenth
Lutgen Herman, laborer C P R R, res 1421 Thirteenth
Lutgen Julius C, clerk with J J Mack & Co (S F), res 1012
Fourteenth
Luth Chas, mail carrier, res 1114 Seventh ave
Luth Louisa Mrs, res 1114 Seventh ave
Luther Leonard, driver Contra Costa Laundry, res 1423 Six-
teenth
Luther Lizzie Mrs, housekeeper, res 1773 Goss
LUTTRELL HIRAM A (E J Kelly & Co), res 416 Seventh
Luty Frederick E, mining and real estate (S F), res 1244
Poplar
Lux Luke, head miller with Samm & Co, res 1913 Jefferson
Luyties L, clerk Judson Manufacturing Co, res 674 Thirty-fifth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™™+{S£ftlfM&.£^L
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 ai«l20 Spear St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
343
Lydiksen G, carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1373 Twelfth
Lyman John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1635.
Magnolia
Lynch , night watchman C P R R, res 612J East Twelfth
Lynch David J, res 1737 Market
Lynch Eugene, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 702 Webster
Lynch G T, res 740 Myrtle
Lynch Henry J, tinsmith with Holbrook, Stetson & Co, res 733
Filbert
Lynch Henry J Jr, tinker, res 733 Filbert
Lynch Ida M Miss, Pacific Coast Purchasing Agency, and assist-
ant Cole School, res 562 Eighth
Lynch James, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 579 East Twelfth
Lynch James F, salesman (S F), res 733 Filbert
Lynch John, distributor Contra Costa Laundry
LYNCH JOHN, Golden Gate Wood and Coal Yard, SW cor Elev-
enth and Harrison, res 315 Eleventh
Lynch John, liquor saloon, 1457 Seventh, res same
Lynch John, yardman with A J Mason, res 165 Second
Lynch Kate, domestic, 1263 Harrison
Lynch M F Mrs, res 562 Eighth
Lynch Patrick, cartman, res 835 Seventeenth
Lynch Peter J, gardener, res 721 Filbert
Lynch T G Miss, res 740 Myrtle
Lynch Thomas, laborer, res 312 Tenth
Lynch Timothy, blacksmith, res 1737 Market
Lynch W F B, County Board of Education, office Court House,
res Centerville
Lynde C J Mrs, res 358 East Sixteenth
Lynde G W Mrs, res 358 East Sixteenth
Lynde Mattie Miss, teacher telegraphy Oakland Business College,
res 358 East Sixteenth
Lyne Mary Mrs, res 211 Third
Lyon B W, carpenter C P R R Yards, res 1623 Taylor
Lyon John L (Lyon & Kinsey), res 804 Twelfth
Lyon Odin, laborer C P R R Yards, res 814 Wood
Lyon Simeon G, fireman C P R R, res 954 Wood
Lyon Swain, laborer C P R R Yards, res 814 Wood
Lyon Wm P, teacher Oakland High School, res 804 Central ave
LYON & KINSEY (J L Lyon and C W Kinsey), auctioneers and
furniture dealers, 912-916 Washington
Lyons H H, physician, cor Eleventh and Alice, res same
Lyons James, shoemaker, res 660 Adeline
Lyons James B, fireman C P R R, res 660 Adeline
Lyons John, laborer, res 814 Willow
Lyons John, oiler C P R R Yards, res 1221 Magnolia
Lyons Joseph, clerk with G L Mix, res 1014 Webster
Schafer & Co.:
and Y
Mont-
oaths' OLUI nillU, gomerySt.,
Sail Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Prtpri.
N. W. COB. 5th * IISZEAU STEIXTS.
344
OAKLAND.
Lyons Margaret Miss, res 660 Adeline
Lyons Mary Miss, tailoress, res 660 Adeline
Lyons P, laborer CPRR
Lyons S G, engineer CPRR, res 879 Cedar
Lyons Thos F, machinist (S F), res 660 Adeline
Lyons Wm, res 1053 Alice
Lyons Wm, res 617 Ninth
Lytle John A (Cleveland & Lytle), res 1674 Eighth
M
MADISON,
j Marshall town, Mansfield, Milwaukee, Minneapolis.
Secure Your Tickets at General Ticket Office, Xo. 58 STew Mont-
gomery Street, under Palace Hotel, San Francisco, via Overland
Short tine. Central Pacific, CHICAGO AMD NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
Mabrey Wilson L, physician, res 834 Wood
Mac Alpin Alexander C, apothecary with P J Riley, res Claren-
don House
Mac Cartney Harvey H painter, res 771 Seventh
Mac Caulley John, fireman S P C R R, res 221 Second
Mac Dermalt C F, capitalist, res Seventh bet Cypress and Center
Macdonald A S, clerk with J H Macdonald, res 1316 Adeline
Macdonald Donald, miner, res 2207 West
Mac Donald James, stationery, res 942 Thirty-fourth
MACDONALD J H, real estate, 470 Ninth, res 1316 Adeline
Macdonald John A, clerk with J H Macdonald, res 1316 Adeline
Mac Donald John M, res 484 Merrimac
Mac Donald Leon, bookkeeper, res 942 Thirty-fourth
Mac Donald Malcolm, contractor, res 484 Merrimac
Mac Donald Wm, artificial stone worker, res Bartlett House
Macdougall W J, professor of music, res 1229 Webster
Mace Grace E Miss, res 627 Filbert
Mace William Mrs, res 627 Filbert
Macebo F, wiper CPRR shops, res 1672 Chase
Macey Wm A, contractor, res 1860 Short
Machado Clarimundo, barber with J M Rose, res 361 Third
Machado Joseph T, expressman, res 1503 Curtis
Machate Antone, capitalist, res 612A East Twelfth
Machell Joseph, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 2303
Peralta
Machfaux David, tanner with Crist & Co, res Alameda
Macholdt Adolph, wood turner, res 1421 Sixteenth
Mack Annie Mrs, groceries and liquors, 1502 Third
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad wn v. (Hklanf"
JAMES L. BARKER,
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
345
Mack Helen Miss, res 1516 Broadway
Mack Jane Miss, branch bakery, 1516 Broadway
Mack Jeremiah, coachman, Vernon Heights
Mack John, laborer, res 1502 Third
Mack Mary C, teacher Snell's Seminary
Mack Mary Mrs, bakery, 1516 Broadway
Mack Patrick, laborer CPRR, res 1463 Thirteenth
Mackenzie Thos, baker, res 371 Tenth
Mackey John L, police officer, res 763 Jefferson
Mackie E A Mrs, res Galindo Hotel
Mackie J B, exchange and insurance (S F), res 958 Center
Mackie J W, bookkeeper (S F), res 119 Tenth
Mac Kinnon William H, machine agent, res 817 Twenty-first
Mackison John J, carpenter, res 738 Linden
Mackison Mary Miss, res 738 Linden
Mackison Michael, carpenter, res 738 Linden
Macklin Henry, laborer, res 914 Pine
MACLISE JAMES, druggist, 1325 San Pablo ave cor Seventeenth
Mac Pake James, teamster, res 691 Twenty-eighth
Mac Pake Thomas, laborer, res 691 Twenty-eighth
Mac Pherron J M, teacher Sackett School, res 529 Twenty -first
MAC80RLEY ALEXANDER K> physician, magnetic treatment,
vapor and electric baths, Central Block, 1068 Broadway
Mac Tavish Kennetli, carpenter, res 1457 Grove
Maculay Henry W P, miller, res 467 Seventh
Macy David F, insurance agent (S F), res cor Fifteenth ave and
East Eighteenth
Madden Adelia Miss, teacher Menlo Park, res 857 Twenty-
second
Madden Agnes G Miss, assistant Cole School, res 1324 Mission
(S F)
Madden Frank, foreman Amador Marble Works, res John nr
Webster
Madden Maggie Miss, dressmaker, res 857 Twenty-second
Madden Michael, lather, res Summer nr Adeline
Madden Thomas, stock dealer, res 857 Twenty-second
Maddern Henry T, plumber, 311 Third, res same
Maddern William, plumber, res 311 Third
Madders Robert, bartender Amador Hotel, res terminus Web-
ster ave
Maddoch Oscar, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Maddock Lawrence, clerk with Michael Cleary, res 953 Webster
Maddock Maurice, farmer, res 953 Webster
Madeira Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 565 Eleventh
Madeson G E, telegraph operator CPRR, res 306 Kearny (S F)
Madigan James, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res 230
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KRAMM A DIFVKS Proprietors. Cor
Tt-lt-sraph Avenue and Wuraul Street.
M^i^Vs^a S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
346
OAKLAND.
Madigan Martin, shoemaker, res 1613 Magnolia
Madigan Michael, blacksmith, res 102 Hannah
Madolenca G, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Madriga Atnasio, laborer, res West bet Forty-first and Forty-
Second, Te mescal
Madsen E A, carpenter, res 1314 Market
Madsen Hans, sea captain, res 116 Ettie
Madsen Julius A, carpenter and windmills, res 1314 Market
Madsen Mads T, seaman, res 128 Ettie
Madsen P, painter and grainer, res 830 Twenty-second
Madsen Peter, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 519
Eighth
Madssen Oliver, cooper, res 866 Eighteenth
Magata Antone, laborer C P R R
Magee John, boot and shoemaker, 868 Washington, res same
Magee John, junk, 370 Second, res same
MAGILL ROBERT H. general agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co, res Alameda
Magill Robert H Jr, bookkeeper Home Mutual Insurance Co,
Alameda County Branch, res Alameda
Maginnis John, laundryrnan Contra Costa Laundry
Magner Cornelius, moulder, res 1616 Magnolia
Magner Thomas, moulder, res 1616 Magnolia
Magnes David, salesman with Gustave Abrahamson, res 569
Tenth
Maguire Frank, gardener, res American Restaurant
Maguire Lizzie, domestic, 1533 San Pablo ave
Maguire Nora, domestic, 1267 Twelfth ave
Maguire Philip, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res West
Berkeley
Maguire William A, roller Pacific Nail Factory, res 962
Third
Mahan , roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
Mahan J H, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Mahar John F, news agent S P C R R, res 1167 Brush
Mahar Wm, conductor C P R R, res 1167 Brush
Maher Christopher, farmer, res McAdam nr Clifton
Maher Kate, domestic Old Ladies' Home, Linden Lane, North
Temescal
Maher Maggie Miss, res McAdam nr Clifton
Maher Mary Miss, res McAdam nr Clifton
Maher Nellie, domestic, 613 Nineteenth
Maher Sarah, domestic, 959 Twelfth
Mahney Annie Mrs, res 1651 Seventeenth
Mahoney Catherine, nurse maid, 122 Lake
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, res 659 Grove
S. F. LAUNDRY.
di<»OI> WORK, LOW PRICES. Oll\<<\
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TOGGLE UP.. OAK PLANK,
IS and £0 Spear St .
Han Francisco.
OAKLAND.
347
Mahoney Dennis, gardener, res 560 Third
Mahoney Dennis J, driver Oakland Railroad Co, res 2217 Chestnut
Mahoney John, driver with Herman Drucker, res 1071 Four-
teenth ave
Mahoney John, laborer, res 722 Linden
Mahoney John H, res 1721 Fourteenth
Mahoney Mary Miss, employe California Hosiery Co, res 722
Linden
Mahoney Patrick, washer Shattuck Stable, 457 Eighth
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, res Forty -fifth bet Telegraph and
Broadway, Temescal
Mahony Thomas, employe U S Mint (S F), res 669 Eighth
Mahoney Timothy G, coremaker, res 560 Third
Maier Reinhardt J, laborer, res cor Montgomery and Mather
Mails I Mrs, res 245 Ettie
Main A F, with Forbes Bros (S F), res 1751 Ninth ave
Main Herbert J H, clerk with C H Stegman, res 1451 Ninth ave
Main waring George H, with W W Montague & Co (S F), res 516
East Twenty-third
Mait Joseph, painter, res 1011 Clay
Maiwald Pauline Mrs, res 660 Harrison
Makin Thomas, stevedore, res 413 First
Makins James A, necktie and suspender manufacturer (S F), res
1360 Market
Maleton Edward, barber, cigars and tobacco, 971 Washington,
res 1604 San Pablo ave
Maleton Henry, saloon, SE cor Twenty-second and San Pablo
ave, res 1574 San Pablo ave
Maley Michael, machinist C P R R, res 734 Filbert
Malina Antone, junk, res 219 Second
Mallagh W, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Mallay William, liquor saloon (S F), res 940 Peralta
Mallett John, nurseryman, res 941 Campbell
Malley Michael, machinehand C P R R, res 734 Filbert
Mallock James, professor, n-s 960 Clay
Mallony T, painter, res 1804 Seventh
Malloy J C, laborer C P R R Yards
Malloy John, laborer, res 728 Chester
Malm Chas A, trunk dealer (S F), res 949 Willow
Malone Patrick, coachman and gardener, res 1077 Eighth
Maloney Ann Mrs, res 1636 Myrtle
Maloney Dennis, gardener, res 1362 West
Maloney Frank, carriage washer with Wilmar Dewitt, 979
Market
Maloney Frank A, hostler, res 1740 Filbert
Maloney James, washer, res 825 Eighteenth
Maloney John, hostler, res 825 Eighteenth
Schafer & Co.:
Men's, Boys'
and Youth*
CLOTHING, S^K San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
Westermann A Co., Proprs.,
\ . W. cor. 5th & K irk ham Sts
348
OAKLAND.
Maloney Morris, laborer, res 1672 Thirteenth ave
Maloney Morris, mining, res 612 East Twelfth
Maloney Patrick, driver, res 825 Eighteenth
Maloney Thomas, res 1362 West
Maloon Benjamin F, carpenter, res 1369 Market
Maloon Charles H, farmer, res 1369 Market
Maloon Frank, carpenter, res 1369 Market
Maloon George E, watchman Hall of Records, res 1369 Market
Maloon Henry, carpenter, res 828 Eighteenth
Manchester Fire Assurance Co (of Manchester), V W Gaskill
agent, 466 Ninth
Manchester H Mrs, res 271 East Seventeenth
Mancobo Frank, laborer, res 1672 Chase
Mandel Hannah L, res 825 Kirkham
Manders Henry, watchman CPRR, res 1157 Seventh
Manders Joseph, plumber and gasfitter, res 1157 Seventh
Mandeville John C, Internal Revenue store-keeper, res 1209
Adeline
Mangin August, real estate, res 2201 Broadway
Mangus Alfred, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res S F
Manion James, laborer, res 675 Tenth
MAN LEY BRIDGEMAN, proprietor Union Straw Works, 472
Twelfth, res same
Manley M W, shoe dresser with E Bernheim & Co, res SE cor
Broadway and Thirteenth
Mann A B Mis, dressmaker, res 856 Market
Mann Benjamin F, vice-president First National Gold Bank, res
654 Fifth
Mann Chas E, Pioneer Planing Mill, res New York Hotel
Mann Frederick A Mrs, res 654 Fifth
Mann Geo M, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 316 Tenth
Mann J L Rev, pastor First Methodist Episcopal Church, res 219
East Sixteenth
Manner James, commercial traveler, res 1223 Eleventh ave
Mannha Thomas, shoemaker, res 806 East Fourteenth
Manning Dennis, laborer CPRR, res 762 Fifth
Manning James, groceries and liquors, cor Twenty-third and
Valley
Manning John, laborer, res 305 Second
Manning Julia Miss, res rear 1679 Atlantic
Manning Patrick J, carpenter, res rear 711 Campbell
Manning William, blacksmith, res 823 Lydia
Manrow W A, fireman CPRR, res Central Hotel
Mansell William, driver Blair's Ranch, res 1210 Thirtieth
Mansfeldt Hugo L, professor of music, res 1163 Alice
Mansfeldt Theodore, clerk Bruenn's Music Store, res 1163 Alice
Mansfield Jennie, waitress, res New York Hotel
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKL
Office, 33 Geary St.
, IM>\Kut VKHV liOW Rates,
8. F.,and 86a Boad ay, Oakland.
WHY PAY RENT?
FOR PARTICULARS APVLY
TO JAMES L. BARKER.
BERKELEY
OAKLAND.
349
Mansfield John D, ticket clerk CPRR, res 936 Union
Mansfield Kate Miss, art student, res 869 Washington
Mansfield M E Mrs, res 936 Union
Mansfield W F, janitor First Presbyterian Church, res cor Four-
teenth and Franklin
Mantel Julius C, barber with Kieso & Atherton, res 360 First
Mantel William, res 1222 Thirtieth
Manter James W, dairyman, res 418 East Twenty-third
Manthey Gustave, butcher, res 819 Castro
Manuel George W, produce and commission, 471 Eleventh, res
678 Fourteenth
Manuel Isidore (Manuel & Barut), res 1256 San Pablo ave
Manuel Josept, barber, res 470 Seventh
Manuel Thomas, brick mason Judson Manufacturing Co.. res
O'Neal House, Emery Station
Manuel Walter G, bookkeeper with Geo W Manuel, res 678
Fourteenth
Manuel & Barut (Isidore Manuel and Raymond Barut), liquor
store, 1256 San Pablo ave
Mappin Geo W, barber with Plante & Journal, res 822 Twenty-
second
Marah Mary Mrs, res SW cor Pacific and Campbell
Marble W D, shoe cutter with E Bernheim & Co, res 368 Thir-
teenth
March Henry C, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 360
Fourth
Marchand Annie Miss, res 2232 Telegraph ave
Marchand Frank H Z, carpenter, res 750 Eighteenth
Marchisio S, with J L Harris, res cor Fourth and Franklin
Marcinkowski Joseph, cutter with Greenhood &; Moran, res 856
Jefferson
Marcoux Adelore, teamster with V L Fortin & Co, res 476 Third
Marcoux Delphis, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Marcoux Harmidas, teamster with V L Fortin & Co, res 480
Third
Marcovich John, waiter with Martin & Co, res 1576 Telegraph ave
Marcus Ida Miss, saleslady with M H Coffee, res 580 Twenty-
second
Marcus Isaiah, salesman, res 580 Twenty-second
Marcuse Max (Marcuse & Dickinson), res cor Tenth and Jeffer-
son
Marcuse & Dickinson (M Marcuse, F E Dickinson and F Belden),
collection and auction business, 853 Broadway
Marden George C Miss, kindergarten, res Mariposa bet Shattuck
and Humboldt, Temescal
Marecich Lucas, coffee house (S F), res 1018 Peralta
Margeson H H, wheelwright, res 504 East Fifteenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAH.tt & DIKVKS, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Mtreot.
MM& w!lS S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
350
OAKLAND.
Maria John, laborer CPUR
Mariner Silas H, pile driver, res 842 Seventeenth
Marini Louis, contractor, res 690 Market
Marion Henry, carpenter, res 1066 Thirty-second
Marion Wm Henry, carpenter, res 1066 Thirty-second
Maristany J Jr, wholesale liquor dealer, res Galindo Hotel
Mark Frank C, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 518 Eighth
Mark W C, fireman CPRR
Markel David, carpenter, res 909 Alice
Markel Edgar H, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 909
Alice
Markel L J Mrs, dressmaker, res 909 Alice
Market Street Block, bet Market and West, Seventh and Eighth
Market Street Church, NE cor Market and Twenty-second
MARKET STREET FEED STORE, Wilmar Dewitt proprietor,
979 and 981 Market
Market Street Kindergarten, Miss Helen Barnard principal, cor
Market and Twenty-second
MARKET STREET LIVERY STABLE, Wilmar Dewitt propri-
etor, 979 and 981 Market
Markley Edward, cigarmaker with Morris Scharman, res Ala-
meda
Markley W P, carpenter with A Kendall & Co, res 529 Eighth
Markman Catherine, domestic, 904 Filbert
Marks Aaron, glazier, 424 Eighth, res 915 Webster
Marks Antone, laborer, res 910 East Fourteenth
Marlfs Antone Jr, blacksmith, res 910 East Fourteenth
Marks Frank, printer, res 518 Eighth
Marks Ludwig, clerk with Joseph Harris, res 915 Broadway
Marks Morris, salesman, res 260 Eighth
Marks Thomas, laborer CPRR
Marlatt James H, master mariner, res 970 Seventh
Marolf Christian, cattle dealer, res 320 Eighth
Marmont J R, boilermaker C P R RJShops
Marquardsen Charles, butcher. 713 Seventh, res 1016 Chestnut
Marr Archibald C, foreman CPRR Ship Yard, res 1707 Chase
Marrow Mary Miss, res 358 East Fourteenth
Marsden Richard, porter CPRR, res 1928 Poplar
Marsellus Edwin P, res 524 William
Marsh C C, attorney-at-law, res 360 East Seventeenth
Marsh C P, general agent, res 713 Tenth
Marsh E B, employe daily Alta (S F), res 1408 Eighth
Marsh Frank P, clerk engineering department CPRR, res 865
Union
Marsh George, brakeman CPRR, res 914 Pine
Marsh John C, bookkeeper, res 713 Tenth
Marsh L L Miss, res 1408 Eighth
. T. LAUnUni. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F.. and **C2 Broadway. Oakland.
II I CM TIIPPIC 9 Pfl CABIITET -W003DS OP .A-IjIj 3CI^TX)S,
RlLLH, I UUuLC & UU., TVon IN and do Sp«-nr street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
351
Marsh Louis, cook, res 423 Second
Marsh M E Miss, res 1408 Eighth
Marsh Sadie Miss, res 713 Tenth
Marshall Charles Mrs, res 1403 Jackson
Marshall C K, wood, coal, hay and grain, NE cor San Pablo ave
and Sixteenth, res same
Marshall Daisy Miss, dressmaker (S F), res 1109 Campbell
Marshall Frank, barber with T J Golden, res 1758 Seventh
Marshall Frank J, gang foreman CPRR, res 1714 Pacific
Marshall Henrietta Mrs, res 1315 Webster
Marshall J B, calker CPRR Ship Yard
Marshall John, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mill, res 911
Campbell
Marshall John, sash and blind maker, res 1109 Campbell
Marshall John C, cooper (S F), res 269 Ninth
Marshall Joseph, cabinetmaker, res 1681 Twelfth
Marshall Joseph, laborer, res 2303 Peralta
Marshall K, teamster, res East Seventeenth bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth aves
Marshall Manuel, laborer CPRR
Marshall Manuel, shoemaker, 964 Seventh
Marshall Samuel W, traveling agent, res n s Forty-sixth nr
Shattuck ave
Marshall Samuel W, salesman with W P Hammon & Co, res 562
Eleventh
Marshand Theophile, carpenter, res 839 Franklin
Marshner Manuel, laborer CPRR, res 243 Louisa
Marsland Reuben S, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res
Bushell House
Marston Benjamin S, clerk U S Mint (S F), res 484 Twenty-
second
Marston Erastus W, res 1391 Webster
Marston Jotham S, New Liberty Bakery, res 364 Second
Marston J S, master mariner, res 364 Second
Martel Augustus Mrs, res 774 Fifth
Martell William, driver with P Pumyea, res cor Sixth and Clay
Marten E F, brakeman CPRR, res 389 Seventh
Martens John (Martens & Meese), deputy county clerk, res 778
Ninth'
Martens & Meese (John Martens and Edwin Meese), special
insurance agents, 907 Washington
Martin A, restaurant, res 1454 Seventh
Martin Alexander, capitalist, res 702 Tenth
Martin Ann Mrs, employe jute mill, res 832 Thirtieth
Martin B Ward, laborer, res 305 Second
Martin Catherine Mrs, res 866 Campbell
Martin Clemence, baker with C Jaenicke, res 764 Brush
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, *
11 Montgomery St.
Hau Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Weattrmann A Co., Preprs.
U. W. COB. 5th & Z13.TB.IM STEMTS.
352
OAKLAND.
Martin C S, builder and contractor, res 767 Tenth
Martin Daniel E, capitalist, res 1323 Harrison
Martin E F, upholsterer, res 793 Wood
Martin Ephraira, carpenter CPRR, res 663 Twenty-fifth
Martin Frank, gardener, res 941 Linden
Martin Frank G, cook, res 1830 Seventh
Martin George W, coal mining engineer, res 1512 Market
Martin Henry W, cashier Custom House (S F), res 560 East
Eleventh
Martin I V, cutter, res 1369 Broadway
Martin James, employe Contra Costa Water Works, res 562
Seventh
Martin James C, attorney-at-law, 921 Broadway, rooms 15 and
16, res 1266 Grove
Martin James L, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 319 Fourth
Martin J B, yardman CPRR, res 469| Ninth
Martin John, res 1261 Cypress
Martin John R, painter, res 580 Thirty-fifth
MARTIN J WEST, president Union Savings Bank, office SE cor
Ninth and Broadway, res 720 Fourteenth
Martin M, gardener, res San Pablo ave, North Temescal
Martin Margaret A Mrs, res 1830 Seventh
Martin Mary Mrs, res 580 Thirty-fifth
Martin Michael, liquor saloon, 570 Broadway
Martin Millie Mrs, dressmaker, res 793 Wood
Martin M S, stock broker (S F), res 1012 Ninth ave
Martin R, laborer CPRR
Martin Richard W, farmer, res 720 Fourteenth
Martin Samuel, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 653 Linden
Martin Shelby F, assistant bookkeeper Union National Bank,
res 720 Fourteenth
Martin T, master mariner, res 1323 Harrison
Martin Thomas, hostler, res Fortieth nr Grove
Martin Thomas, sectionhand CPRR, res American Restau-
rant
Martin Thomas, sexton Church Sacred Heart, res Fortieth,
Temescal
Martin Thomas R, engineer CPRR, res 963 Pine
MARTIN WALTER K> manager Kalliodont Manufacturing Co,
office 1003i Broadway, room 1, res 911 Myrtle
Martin W B, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Martin William H (Martin & Kroll), res 1001 Fifth
Martin William N, physician and surgeon (S F), res 574 Thir-
teenth
Martin & Co (Martin Sears and Louis Calugarar), chop house,
1205 Broadway and 1206 San Pablo ave
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WaMliiag WKLIi 1M»\ K at VI.SCY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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OAKLAND.
353
Martin J J Mrs. res Harmon nr Lowell, North Oakland
Martin & Kroll (W H Martin and W F Kroll), fruits, etc, Sev-
enth and Broadway Depot
Martin Perry, expressman, cor Seventh and Broadway, res 660
Franklin
Martinez Anita, domestic, 686 Thirty-fourth
Martinez J Mrs, res 800 Franklin
Martinez J J, laborer, i'es Cleveland ave east of Telegraph ave
Martinez Josie Miss, dressmaker, res 800 Franklin
Martinez Nicholas, res Thirty-ninth nr Grove, Temescal
Martland Benjamin, teamster with Mclntire, Abbey & Co, res
702 Market
Martland Wm K, first assistant engineer steamer State of Cali-
fornia, res 702 Market
Marty Alice Mrs, res 1940 Poplar
Marty Henry Mrs, res 1868 Division
Martyn Susanna Mrs, res 74 Valley
Marvin Frank H, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North Temescal
Marvin Lizzie, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North Temescal
Marvin Murray, cook, res 226 Second
Marwedel E H, importer (S F), res 163 Tenth
Marx David, bookkeeper with Eisenberg Bros (S F), res 917
Union
Marzo Olympio, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Maschio Angelo, laborer, res McAdam nr Broadway
MASON A J. wood and coal, NE cor Eighth and Market, res
1215 Linden
Mason F E, fireman C P R R
Mason F G Mrs, res 1470 Seventh
Mason F H, clerk J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave bet
Clinton and Summer
Mason Frank, foreman J Lusk Canning Co, res Weston ave bet
New Broadway and Telegraph ave
Mason James, gardener, res 1262 Thirteenth ave
Mason James Jr, cook, res 1262 Thirteenth ave
Mason Jesse D, journalist, res 1019 Wood
Mason John A, bookkeeper, res 1366 San Pablo
Mason John A, porter Union Savings Bank, res 843 Harrison
Mason J R, res Winsor House
Mason L S, librarian West Oakland Free Library, res 950 Camp-
bell
Mason Lorenzo D, carpenter, res 952 Campbell
MASON W C. groceries, 309 East Twelfth, res 366 East Four-
teenth
Masonic Hall Building, NE cor Seventh and Willow
Masonic Temple Association, C E Gillett secretary, NW cor
Washington and Twelfth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
23
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Telegraph Avenue and I>urant Street.
Moretti & TrezzinipSuS'iSSK' Fresco & Decorative Artists
354
OAKLAND.
Masparo Angelo, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
Massey Augustus C, wellborer, res 1352 Market
Massey John A, assistant manager with Studebaker Bros (S F),
res 1052 Willow
Massey John A, conductor CPRR, res 1376 Franklin
Matchett Wra J, res 1718 Linden
Mathels N, teamster, res Mountain Vitjw Cemetery
Mather Chas H, mining agent, 466 Ninth, res 692 Twenty-fourth
Mather Solon H, mining operator, 466 Ninth, res 692 Twenty-
fourth
Mathes Alice Mrs (Mathes & Co), res 1156 Broadway
Mathes Dana H, agent Pacific Suspender Co, 35 Second (S F),
res 1420 Castro
Mathes W L, paperhanger, 1118 Broadway, res 1156 Broadway
MATHES & CO (Mrs Alice Mathes and Rose Blanchard), hair
dressers and dealers in hair goods, 1118 Broadway
Matheson Daniel H, carpenter, res 1211 Seventh
Mathews Adrien, 'longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Mathew Annie E Miss, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Mathews Arthur F, lithographer with Britton & Rey (S F), res
414 Durant
Mathews Benj, carpenter, res 313 Sixth
Mathews Edwin G, justice of the peace, real estate and insurance
agent, 628 East Twelfth, res 104 East Twelfth
Mathews F I, foreman, res Bartlett House
Mathews Fred C, blacksmith, res cor Avon and First ave, Temescal
Mathews Henry, capitalist, res 1557 Webster
Mathews Henry L M, draughtsman Risdon Iron Works (S F), res
1557 Webster
Mathews James, farmer, res Alta House
Mathews James, capitalist, res Clarendon House
Mathews Julius C (J C Mathews & Son), res 414 Durant
Mathews J C & Son (Julius C and Walter J Mathews), archi-
tects, 1004 Broadway
Mathews Julius, porter Palace Hotel (S F), res 1826 William
Mathews Walter J (J C Mathews & Son), res Merritt Block
Mathews William H J, civil engineer, res 1557 Webster
Mathewson James M, foreman California Jute Mdls, res 127
East Eleventh
Mathewson Peter, jute factory, res 318 Third
Mathias Charles, wood and coal yard, 51(i Third, res 518 Third
Mathison Andrew C. bookkeeper, res 1415 Ninth
Mathison John H, laborer, res 807 Washington
Matquage Frank, restaurant, 818 Lewis
Matson E C Miss, fringemaker, res cor Forty -third and San Pablo
ave, Temescal
S. F. LAUNDRY.
AVuHhing U i I.I. IM)Vi:.il VI.KV LOU' Hat. h.
Office, 33 Geary bt, S. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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Matthews Arthur F, artist, 414 Durant
Matthison Gustave, clerk with M H Coffee, res cor Ninth and
Clay
Matthews H L M, machinist, res 1557 Webster
Matthews James, carpenter, res 959 Webster
Matthews J E, painter CPRR ship yard
Matthiesen Dennis, laundry, 826 Twenty-second
Mattingly John A, bookkeeper, res 719 Jefferson
Mattingly Joseph, carpenter C P R-R, res cor Peralta and Sev-
enth
Mattos Frank, barber, res 1716 Pacific
MAU CHARLES, architect, 957 Broadway, room 26, res 968
Jefferson
Maube Eugene B, clerk with F H Smith, res 165 Seventh
Mauer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker with E W Johnson, res 1406
Seventeenth
Mautrhan Martin, carpenter, res 1665 Atlantic
Mauerhan William, clerk with E F Kohler, res 1665 Atlantic
Mauran Joseph R, draughtsman U S surveyor-general's Office
(S F), res 627 Third
Maurer Carrie Miss, dressmaker, res 1406 Seventeenth
Maurer Chas, carp-nter, res New York Hotel
Maurer Elizabeth Mrs, res 1406 Seventeenth
Maurer F C, moulder, res cor Fortieth and Lusk, Temescal
Maurer Frances Mrs, res 251 Louisa
Maurer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, res 1406 Seventeenth
Mauvais Zeno, res 564 Thirty-fifth
Mauvais Zeno Jr, music dealer (S F), res 278 Thirteenth
Mauzy Byron, music dealer (S F), res 730 Eleventh
Mauzy R D, physician and surgeon, office 730 Eleventh, res same
Mauzy W P, physician and surgeon, office 730 Eleventh, res same
Mavitv Katie A Miss, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
1067 Castro
Mawer Wm H, miner, res 1357 Peralta
Maxim Charles F, coachman, 1277 Webster
Maxwell A N Mrs, res 528 Knox Place
Maxwell Edward, coachman, 481 Prospect
Maxwell H M, res 264 Eleventh *
Maxwell Myra L, res s s Birch bet Maple and Telegraph ave
Maxwell Perry H, shorthand reporter, res 264 Eleventh
Maxwell W Mis, janitress Swett School
Maxwell Walter, janitor Swett School, res 1423 Twelfth ave
Maxwell William F, clerk with J F Busey, res 1304 Telegraph ave
MAY ALEXANDER W. livery stable, wood, coal, hay and grain,
605 and 607 East Eleventh, res 530 East Eleventh
May Alexander W Jr, clerk with A W May, res 807 East
Twelfth
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McCabe Edward, gardener, res 1364 Seventh ave
McC'abe Fred, fireman CPK R
MCCABE MARY MRS- res 704 Twenty-rixth
McCabe Thomas, butcher, res Stock \ ards
McCafferty Annie, domestic. 653 Eleventh
McCafferty Charles 'McCafferty ^ Tahaney;, res cor Seventh and
Peralta
McCafferty Daniel, res cor Pacific and Willow
McCafferty Lizzie, domestic, 1404 Harrison
McCafferty & Tahaney [Charles McCatferty and James Tahaney .
wood and coal, SE cor Seventh and Peralta
McCall Charles, groceries, 1663 San Pablo ave
McCall James, clerk with Charles McCall, res 1577 Market
McCall Joseph G, general agent Erie R R Co (S F . res 1107
Adeline
McCamant Louis G. mattivssm ker with Elijah Hook, res 1006
Fifth
McCandlish Laura Mrs. res 1419 Twelfth ave
McCanley John, fireman S P C R R
McCann Anna Mrs, res 1518 Fifth
McCann A S, compositor (SF^, res 1427 Twelfth
McCann -Lllen Mrs, vegetables, etc, 1838 Seventh, res same
McCann Ellen Mrs, res 1871 Goss
McCann Frank, boxmaker with Mclntire. Abbev i: Co. res 15U4
Eighth
McCann James, carpenter, res 1518 Fifth
McCann James A, painter, res 1259 Campbell
McCann M E Mi^s. assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 224
Eleventh (S F)
McCannon James, laborer, res New York Hotel
McCardy William, driver with Charles W Bonney &: Co. res
Fourth nr Franklin
McCarron Bros 'D and C McCarron , hay and grain, wood and
coal, 1847 San Pablo ave
McCarron Cochran McCarron Bros ), re> 675 Twentv-seventh
McCarron David 'McCarron Bros), res 675 Twenty-seventh
McCarten Ella, dressmaker, 1771 Atlantic
McCarten James, capitalist, re- 1771 Atlantic
McCarthy Charles. '■ Hub " Saloon. Market St Station, res 909
Seventh
McCarthy Charles, saloon keeper, res 151 Second
McCarthy Daniel, carpenter, res 604 Filbert
McCarthy Daniel, caulker CPRR ship yard, res 1811 Tavlor
McCarthy Dennis laborer CPRR. res 820 Union
McCarthy H M. Alameda County Abstract Office, office Court
House
McCarthy James L H B MeAvoy & Co), res 619 Tenth
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res 1657 Pacific
sewing-machine,
res Clarendon
McCarthy Jerry J, clerk with G A Stubbs, res 520 Fifteenth
McCarthy John, clerk with J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
ave bet Summer and Clifton
McCarthy John, bookkeeper, res Mariposa bet Shattuck and
Humboldt
McCarthy Julia, domestic, 710 Fourteenth
McCarthy Martin, laborer, res New York Hotel
McCarthy Mary Miss, res 724 Peralta
McCarthy Mary B, res 814 Linden
McCarthy Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Seventh and Wood,
res 1657 Pacific •
McCarthy Michael Jr, laborer
McCarthy Pat, agent Singer
House
McCarthy Patrick, laborei-, res 814 Linden
McCarthy Timothy, painter, 366 Ninth, res East Twenty-third,
east of Twenty-first ave
McCarthy William, carpenter, res 418 Fifth
McCarty Daniel, laborer Grove bet Third and Fourth
McCarty John, employe with Hayes, Carrick & Co, res nr Alice,
Butchertown
McCarty Patrick, res 812 Linden
McCarty William, carpenter, res 418 Fifth
McCaslin Andrew J, teamster, res 1323 Ninth ave
McCaul Colin, res 482 Twenty-fifth
McCauslin B A Miss, bakery, 777 Twelfth, res same
McCauslin M Miss, dressmaker, 777 Twelfth, res same
McCaw James, miner, res 1362 Eighth
McChain Mary C Miss, teacher elocution, res 524 East Eighteenth
McChain Mary D Miss, teacher elocution, res 524 East Eighteenth
McChesney Clara T Miss, res 1'364 Franklin
McChesney H H, res 1055 Ninth ave
McCHESNEY JOSEPH B, principal High and Irving Grammar
schools, res 1364 Franklin
McClanahan E W, laborer OPRR Yard, res 752 Willow
McClane Hugh, laborer, res 1373 Eighteenth
McClane M A, brakeman C P R R, res Alameda
McClanhan Edward, millhand, res 1662 Pacific
McClaskey Isaac, tinsmith, res 1373 Sixteenth
McCleig Moses, barber with Stewart & Son, res 719 Fourth
McClellan A, attorney-at-law (S F), res cor McKee an 1 Occidental,
Temescal
McClellan David, horseshoer with Robert Gilmore, res Spring
nr Adeline
McClellan George, driver, res 700 Twenty-sixth
McClellan T A Mrs, res 355 Tenth
McClelland Henry S, carpenter, res 506 East Twenty-third
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OAKLAND.
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McClelland James L, medical student, res 1451 Grove
McClelland Sophie J Miss, medical student, res 1451 Grove
McCleverty Charles (McCleverty & Noblett), and sheriff, office
Court House, res Galindo Hotel
MCCLEVERTY & NOBLETT (Chas McCleverty and Robt
Noblett), proprietors Fashion Livery Stable, 860 Broadway
McClintock Mrs, res 611 East Sixteenth
McCloskey Patrick, upholsterer, res 1987 Webster
McCloskey John, laborer San Francisco Gas Light Co, res 970
Third
McCloud Chas A, proprietor Chieftain Livery Stable, Ninth bet
Market and West, res 820 Tenth
McCloud Reuben H, postal clerk C P R R, res 760 Lydia
McCloud William M, railway postal clerk, res 1364 Seventh
McCloy Henry, special policeman, res cor Twelfth and Jackson
McClure David, clergyman, res 2160 West
McClure Andrew, sexton First Congregational Church, res 969
Castro
McClure G Mrs, teacher embroidery, res 1364 Tenth
McClure H T Mrs, res 923 Wood
McClure Martha R Miss, assistant Clawson Primary School, res
717 Tenth
McClure M M Miss, res 923 Wood
McClure Samuel, time keeper C P R R ship yard, res 923 Wood
McClurg Moses A, barber, res 719 Fourth
McCluskey Patrick, laborer, res 1987 Webster
McComb Carroll B, painter and grainer, res 2207 San Pablo ave
(up-stairs)
McComb William H H, tanner, res 2157 Chestnut
McConnehay John, flagman C P R R, res 1836f> Seventh
McCannell James D, harness and saddlery, 807 Broadway, res
same
McConnell John, carpenter, res 1411 Seventh
McConnell John, horse-trainer Oakland Trotting Park
McConnell John, laborer C P R R, res 1617 Adeline
McCoid Alice A Miss, assistant Tompkins Grammar School, res
277 Eighth
McCord Arthur, painter, res 526 East Fifteenth
McCord Benj H, hackman, res 756 Willow
McCord Edward K, wellborer, res 767 Eighteenth
McCord Evan B, assistant passenger agent C P R R, res 943
Wood
McCoiley Ellen, res 1267 Twenty -sixth
McCormack John, employe C P R R, res 1815 Taylor
McCormick Charles solicitor Bradstreet's Agency (S F), res 1614
Eleventh ave
McCormick E Mrs, res 682 Sycamore
Schafer & Co.: Br«SS ClOTlilBP, I" ." .'. ' ' !: S y
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs.
N. W. COB. 5th ft IIEIHAM 3TEEET3.
360
OAKLAND.
McCormick Jennie Miss, res 682 Sycamore
McCormick John, actor, res Merritt House
McCormick Julia Mrs, furnished rooms, 1156 Broadway
McCormick Mary Miss, telegraph operator CPRR (Alameda),
res 1057 Twelfth ave
McCormick P, laborer CPRR ship yard
McCormick Wm, farmer, res 1156 Broadway
McCourtney James F, artist, res cor Telegraph ave and Fortieth
McCourtney John E, farmer, res cor Telegraph ave and Fortieth
McCourtney John H, farmer, res cor Telegraph ave and Fortieth
McCourtney Matilda Miss, res cor Telegraph ave and Fortieth
McCoy C L, res 62 East Twelfth
Mc Coy M, caulker CPRR ship yards
McCracken Hugh, carpenter, res 1318 Kirkham
McCracken John H, carpenter, res 976 East Sixteenth
McCracken William J, driver with Merritt & Turkington, res
358 Eighth
McCray VV L, collector, res cor Green and Dalton ave
McCrimmon George, painter CPRR, res 317 Third
McCrimmon Henry, clerk, res 317 Third
McCrimmon Kenneth, carpenter CPRR, res 317 Third
McCrimmon Wm H, painter CPRR, res 317 Third
McCrindle John M, laborer, res 1811 Short
McCrindle Wm, bookkeeper, res 1811 Short
McCrum Mary, res 1222 Franklin
McCuen Patrick, car repairer CPRR, res 670 East Fifteenth
McCullough F, boilermaker CPRR shops, res 1762 William
McCully George, benchhand Pioneer Planing Mill, res Sunnyside
House
McCully Judson. millman Pioneer Planing Mill, res 858 Eighteenth
McCune James, teamster, res Webster nr Piedmont Road
McCurdy James, yardman CPRR, res Grand Western Hotel
McCurdy John, driver Whitney & Co's express, res 358 Fourth rear
McCurdy Robert, laborer, res 358 Fourth rear
McCurrie C H, piano tuner, res Occidental
McCutcheon Hugh, hostler, res 504 Twenty -fourth
McCutcheon Mary J Mrs, res 661 Sycamore
McCutcheon William A, teamster with Fisher & Taylor, res 215
Eighth
McCutcheon William H, teamster, res 210 Eighth
McDade Alice Mrs, res 549 Twenty-second
McDanel Margaret, res 617 Fifteenth
McDermont Patrick, laborer, res New York Hotel
McDermitt Bernard, butcher, 1665 San Pablo, res 687 Twenty-
fourth
MeDermott C F, capitalist, res 1407 Eighth
McDermott Eil< n domestic, 214 Twelfth
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McDermott George, butcher, res 654 Third
McDermott George, laborer, res 051 Third
McDermott Kate, domestic Elwood, North Temescal
McDermott Lizzie, domestic, 720 'Fourteenth
McDermott Michael, policeman, res 1009 Franklin
McDonald A Bruce, contractor, res 1012 Wood
McDonald Alexander, laborer, res 416 Seventh
McDonald Arthur H, clerk with Whitney & Marshall
817 Myrtle
McDonald Calvin B, journalist, res 1216 San Pablo ave
McDonald Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 858 Lydia, res 860
Lydia
McDonald Duncan, florist, 479 Seventh, res 514 Seventh
McDonald Frank, fireman CPRR, res 1650 Goss
McDonald Geo B, clerk with H M Collins, res West Oakland
House
McDonald Henry W, master mariner, res 1711 Taylor
McDonald Hugh, expressman, res 1666 Sixteenth
McDonald J A C, plumber and gasfitter, res 1365 Broadway
McDonald James F, brakeman CPRR, res 254 Fifth
McDonald John, carpenter, res New York Hotel
McDonald John, laborer, res 714 Chester
McDonald John, miller with Smith & Butler, res 408 Thirteenth
McDonald John A, salesman with J P O'Toole & Co, res Blake
House
McDonald John, salesman, res 568 Sixth
McDonald John B, ship carpenter, res 727 Henry
McDonald John E, capitalist, res 542 Sycamore
McDonald Joseph B, contractor and builder, res 818 Myrtle
McDonald Maggie, domestic, 1363 Harrison
McDonald Matilda E Miss, res 1422 Sixth ave
McDonald Patrick, gardener, res 963 Castro
McDonald Pierce, employment office, 369 Tenth
McDonald R E, medical student, res 1059 Clay
McDonald Susan M Miss, res 1422 Sixth ave
McDonald T, helper CPRR shops, res 1870 William
McDonald T H, seaman, res 1930 Linden
McDonald Thomas, boilermaker, res 1865 Goss
McDonald William, contractor, res 817 Mvrtle
McDonald Will J, with Barry, Baird & Co (S F), res 817 Myitle
McDonald Reginald E, student, res 1059 Clay
McDonnell John, clerk, res 408 Thirteenth
McDonough Andrew T, merchant tailor, 1164 Broadway, res 1357
Broadway
McDonough Kate, waitress Winsor House
McDonough Mark, laborer, res 170 Fifth
McDonough Margaret Mrs, res 1356 Fifteenth
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McDonough Martin, laborer, res 170 Fifth
McDowell Eleanor Mrs, res 983 Pine
McDowell William A, clerk CPRR, res 981 Pine
McEachen Duncan, ship carpenter CPRR Yards, res 725 Lewis
McElligott Wm, ticket agent CPRR, res 811 East Fourteenth
McElrath J E, attorney-at-law (S F), res Elmwood, North
Temescal
McElroy James, groceries, NE cor Seventh and Clay
McEnterfer Sarah Miss, bookbinder Pacific Press Publishing Co,
res 710 Tenth
McEven Catherine, domestic, res 1564 Telegraph ave
McEwen Arthur, editor San Franciscan, res 1219 Harrison
McEwen Wm H, res 272 Twenty-third
McFadden B, attorncy-at-law, 456 Eighth, res 228 Ninth
McFadden John, res 1398 Thirteenth
McFadden Michael, saloon, cor Nineteenth and San Pablo ave
McFadden T H, capitalist, res 1203 Castro
McFarland D, depot man CPRR, res 612£ East Twelfth
McFarland Walter, clerk with A Schilling & Co (S F), res 1412
West
McFarland Winnie Miss, assistant Market St Kindergarten, res
1412 West
McFarlane Duncan, depot engineer CPRR, res 1214 Tenth ave
McFarlin Andrew, clerk, res 604 Seventeenth
McFARLING JOHN, farmer and miner, res 706 Twelfth
McFeely Frederick P, superintendent Judson Manufacturing
Co, res 1931 Market
McGarrv Andrew, liquor saloon, cor Webster and Piedmont road
McGARVEY W J, principal Oakland Business College, 1069
Broadway, res 969J Ninth
McGauley Thomas, carpenter, res 1360 West
McGeary Kate, domestic, 1360 Harrison
McGee Edward, laborer, res 2212 Magnolia
McGee James C, superintendent Horse Shoe Nail Department
Judson Manufacturing Works, res O'Neal House, Emery
Station
McGill Arthur, insurance agent (S F), res 310 East Seventeenth
McGill H J, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh St House
McGillivray George, assayer, res 1365 Franklin
McGillivray Joseph, manufacturer Boiler Incrustation Preventa-
tive, res 1365 Franklin
McGillivray John, ship carpenter (S F), res 1514 Fifth
McGillivray John D, res 1365 Franklin
McGillivray J J, deputy U S mineral surveyor, res 1365 Franklin
McGillivray William, mining, 1365 Franklin
McGilvray W D, speculator, res 1267 Twelfth ave
McGinn Michael, clerk with James McElroy, res 857 Clay
,'HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY om^ \JUSSLS^tlSBSSk
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 20 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
363
McGinnes Annie Mrs, res 1828 Grove
McGinness Barnard, capitalist, 472 East Eleventh
McGinness Thomas, helper CPRR shops
McGinness Katie, nurse, 482 Edwards
McGivern John W, typemaker, res 590 Sycamore
McGIVNEY JAMES> plumber and gasfitter, and councilman, 965
Franklin
McGoey Lizzie, domestic, 1035 Filbert
McGovern Andrew J (McGovern & Cahill), res 1365 Thirteenth
ave
McGovern Michael, laborer CPRR, res 677 Twenty-third
McGovern Thomas, laborer CPRR, res 358 Fourth
McGOVERN & CAHILL (Andrew J McGovern and James
Cahill), carpets, oilcloths, paper hangings, etc, 1060 Broad-
way
McGowan M imie Miss, res 487 Twenty-fifth
McGowan Martin, foreman with A J Mason, res 487 Twenty-
fifth
McGowan Thomas, pnddler, res cor Thirty-sixth and San Pablo
McGrath Henrietta Mrs, res 481 Twenty-first
McGrath John, ship joiner (S F), res 731 Center
McGrath Julia, domestic, 1374 Franklin
McGrath Kate, domestic, 2102 Elm
Ms Grath Michael, laborer, res 1842 Grove
McGrath Michael J, dairy produce, res 1411 Kirkham
McGrath Michael T, machinist (S F), res 8 Maiden Lane
McGrath William H, clerk with McGovern & Cahill, res 481
Twenty-first
McGrath T, bridge tender SPORE
McGraw George, collector Oakland Gas Light Co, res 714 Ninth
McGraw Nora Mrs, res Forty-seventh bet Telegraph ave and
' Grove
McGregor Alexander, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
McGregor Archibald, seaman, res 865 Twentieth
McGregor David C, blacksmith with P H Mc Grew, res 624 East
Twenty-second
McGREW PATTERSON H ornamental iron w-^rk vaults, jail
work, doors, shutters, fencing, cresting, etc, 1056-1060
Thirteenth ave, res 1421 Eleventh ave
McGue Abraham L, confectioner, res 857 Washington
McGugin Tillie A Miss, female employment office, 470 Thirteenth
McGuiness Matthew, laborer, res 659 Magnolia
McGuin Michael, coachman and extraman Oakland Engine Co
No 3, res SW cor Campbell and Taylor
McGuire Jesse Milton, engineer CPRR, res 806 Willow
McGuire Thomas E, engineer CPRR, res 1722 Chase
McGuire Thomas, engineer CPRR, res 806 Willow
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom CI 'thing to Order,"
o. 11 Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, W^fc
or. 5th & Kirkham Sts
364
OAKLAND.
McHaffie James, carpenter with G A Kirk, res 102] Twenty-
fourth
McHenry Mary Mrs, res 378 Seventh
McHugh John, grain speculator, res 817 Jackson
Mclnarney Martin, laborer C P R R yards, res Charter Oak
House
Mclnnerney , butcher, res Watts bet Park ave and Forty-
third
MclNTIRE, ABBEY & CO (J J Mclntire, R and A Abbey),
Eagle Box Factory, 611-615 Market
Mclntire John J (Mclntire, Abbey & Co), res Oak bet Encinal
and San Antonio aves
Mcintosh Kate B Mrs, assistant Prescott School, res Girard
House
Mclntyre Frank R, tobacco dealer, res 1728 William
Mclsaac A, superintendent St Mary's Cemetery, res northern
terminus Webster ave
Mclsaac John, laborer St Mary's Cemetery
Mclsaac Kate Miss, res 122 Lake
Mclsaac William, laborer St Mary's Cemetery
Mclver Charles C, res 1311 Harrison
Mciver George, res 1311 Harrison
McJunkin Joseph T, farmer, res 1307 Market
McKaig W W, editor Tribune Publishing Co, res Merritt Block
McKay Edward, shoemaker, 840 Market, res 711 Filbert
McKay George, plasterer, res 2026 Adeline
McKay James L, millwright, res 2233 Elm
McKay Jane, res 2233 Elm
McKay William, clerk C P R R, res 762 Fourth
McKay Wm S, painter C P R R, res 667 Eleventh
McKean Minnie Miss, saleslady with William J F Laage, res
823 Kirkham
McKean William G, principal Peralta School, res 939 Wood
McKeand George Wm, searcher of records, SE cor Fourth and
Broadway, res 204 Seventh
McKee Alfred S, machinist Union Iron Works (S F), res 1951
Myrtle
McKee Andrew J, contractor and builder, res 1951 Myrtle
McKee James C, clerk Union National Bank, res 1033 Adeline
McKee John, mining, res cor Thirty-sixth and Telegraph ave
McKee Robert, wholesale liquor dealer (S F), res 133 Fourth
McKee Samuel B, associate justice Supreme Court of California
(S F), res 1033 Adeline
McKee Samuel B Jr, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1033 Adeline
McKeen Albert A, carpenter C P R R, res 956 Wood
McKeen James H, res Adeline nr Seventeenth
McKeen William A, foreman C P R R, res 1S10 Atlantic
SC lAIIMnDV WASIIISie DOXB AT KHOBT NOTK'R.
. !". LJVJIlUSl!. Office, 88 G<r-v St., S. F.. and SOS Broadws.7 yvilaai
r^^SR'ARent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
36;
McKeie
Rev, res Merritt House
McKeirnan John, carpenter, res SW cor Kirkhain and Seven-
teenth
McKenna Daniel, laborer, res 1634 Myrtle
McKENNEY L M & CO (L M McKenney and W H L Corran),
publishers Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Directory, 470
Ninth, Oakland, and 518 Clay, S F
McKenney L M (L M McKenney & Co), res 689 Twenty-fourth
nr San Pablo ave
McKenney Thomas, laborer, res Thirty-ninth nr Telegraph
McKenzie Duncan, marble cutter with Wm Collins, res terminus
Webster ave
McKenzie Kenneth, carpenter C P R R Yards, res 617 Tenth
McKenzie M, cook with Hallaban Bros, res 356 Ninth
McKenzie Thomas (McKenzie & Co), res 910 Broadway
McKenzie William H, seaman, res 767 Seventh
McKenzie William W, res 611 Fifteenth
McKenzie & Co (Thomas McKenzie and Alexander Geddes), pro-
prietors New York Bakery, 910 Broadway
McKenzie & Whitver (W W McKenzie and J J Whitver), man-
ufacturers bitters, 903 Webster
McKeon James, paint manufacturer, res 370 Fourth
McKeon Mamie Miss, res 1718 Telegraph ave
McKeon P H, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 557 East
Twelfth
McKeon Henry, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
McKewen Rebecca Miss, res 837 Thirty-third
McKibben R W, carpenter, 364 Thirteenth, res 612 Eighteenth
McKibben W K Rev, res 571 Caledonia ave
McKillican Robert, contractor, res 560 Twenty-fifth
McKillican William, contractor, res 560 Twenty-fifth
McKinary Thomas, groceries, 263 B
McKinnon Alice Miss, res 1362 Brush
McKinnon Agnes Miss, res 1012 Jefferson
McKinnon Chas H, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res 1362
Brush
McKinnon Daniel, bartender Winthrop House
McKinnon Fabian, carpenter, res 1377 Seventeenth
McKinnon John, carpenter, res 724 Linden
McKinnon John A (Brown & McKinnon), res 716 Ninth
McKinnon Michael, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res 1362
Brush
McKinnon William, ship carpenter C P R R Yards, res 980
Wood
McKinnon Wm H, sewing-machine agent, 1168 Broadway
McKinny Annie, domestic, 1302 Jackson
McKisick C W, res 164 Lake
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366
OAKLAND.
McKisick L D, attorney-at-law CPRR, res 164 Lake
McKusick Harrion J, special agent U S Internal Revenue De-
partment, res Claremont ave
McLane J, laborer CPRR
McLaren Anna Miss (McLaren & Hood), res 1760 San Pablo ave
McLaren James, flagman CPRR, res 830 Webster
McLaren & Hood (Miss Anna McLaren and Miss Mary Hood),
dressmakers, 1673 San Pablo ave
McLaughlin Caspar W (C W McLaughlin & Co), and notary public,
466 Ninth, res 1330 Adeline
MCLAUGHLIN C W& CO (C W McLaughlin), real estate and
loan agents, 466 Ninth
McLaughlin Daniel, res 1627 Nineteenth ave
McLaughlin Daniel, machinist (S F), res 1613 Eighth
McLaughlin Edward J, gasfitter with Dalziel & Moller, res 881
Cedar
McLaughlin E M Mrs, res 1218 Eleventh ave
McLaughlin George D, clerk with C W McLaughlin & Co, and
agent San Francisco Daily Report, 466 Ninth, res 1330 Ad-
eline
McLaughlin Henry, livery stable, res 886 Twenty-seventh
McLaughlin Michael, fireman Oakland Gas Light Co, res 663
Washington
McLaughlin M Mrs, res 736 Myrtle
McLaughlin Owen, car repairer CPRR, res 1218 Eleventh ave
McLaughlin Rosa, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
McLaughlin Thomas, grocery, 721 Linden
McLean Effie A Mrs, res 666 Tenth
McLean Kittie A Miss, teacher of music, res 666 Tenth
MCLEAN JOHN KNOX REV, D D, pastor First Congregational
Church, res 520 Thirteenth
MCLEAN LAUCHLEN, florist, 479 Seventh, res 1802 San Pablo
ave
McLean Wm A, agent with A L Bancroft & Co, 969 Washing-
ton, res 1606 Market
McLean Wm R, peddler, res 1931 Union
McLellan A B Mrs, res 829 Jackson
McLellan A C Mrs, res 713 Eighth
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, res 1616 Seventeenth
McLoughlin Bessie Mrs, res 358 Seventh
McLoughlin Edward, plumber with Jas Dalziel, res 881 Cedar
McLoughlin Michael, employe CPRR, res 881 Cedar
McLoughlin T, groceries, 721 Linden, res same
McLure Andrew, sexton First Congregational Church, res 969
Castro
McMahan John B, physician and surgeon, 859 Broadway, res
1385 Telegraph ave
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «-^{&MUM5£Bl!&.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
is and «0 Spear St..
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
367
McMahon Jas, 910 Clay
McMahon J S, job printer Tribune Publishing Co, res Sherman
nr Santa Clara ave, Alameda
McMahon Matthew F, driver Whitney & Co's express, res 62 1^
Broadway
McMahon Morgan S, physician, office Erie House, res same
McMahon Win, shoemaker with E Burnheim & Co, res San
Francisco
McManarnon Geo B, florist, res cor Tenth and Jackson
McManus Bernard C (McManus & Hanavan), res 605 Seven-
teenth
McManus Jas, hackman, res 270 Ninth
McManus Joseph E, seaman, res 709 Franklin
McManus Michael, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1725 Taylor
McManus Miles, millhand CPRR, res 1725 Taylor
McManus Patrick, marble cutter, res 1607 Myrtle
McManus & Hanavan (Bernard McManus and Philip Hanavan),
propis Washington Street Planing Mills, NW cor Fifth and
Washington
McMaster Katie, domestic, 1520 Ninth
McMenamin Daniel, res 1159 Franklin
McMenamin K D Mrs, groceries and vegetables, 1106 Market,
res same
McMenamin Robt D, carpenter, res 1106 Market
McMillan Edward H (McMillan & Cox), res 738 Myrtle
McMillan M Hrs, res 738 Myrtle
McMillan Roland, employe CPRR, res 1413 Eighteenth
McMillan Wm, res 696 Twentv-sixth
MCMILLAN & COX (Edward H McMillan and Patrick A Cox),
family groceries, 837 Market
McMills , piano tuner, res 1115 Eighth ave
McMullan C, clerk, res 1369 Brush
McMullan David A, clerk, res 1369 Brush
McMullan John, real estate, res 1369 Brush
McMullan John H, mining, res 1369 Brush
McMurray John P (Kellett & McMurray), res San Francisco
McMurtry Mary, res 1459 Filbert
McNally Benjamin, switchman CPRR, res 719 Lewis
McNallv Bernard J, salesman (S F), res 1810 Ooss
McNalK F, laborer CPRR, res Shell Mound Station
McNALLY REV J B rector St Patricks Church, res 1626
Seward
MeNally Michael, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 103
Hannah
McNamara B Mrs, res 827 Chester
McNamara Mamie Miss, res 1865 Goss
McNamara Kate, res 1865 Goss
Schafer & Co.: S.7M2B CLOTHING, £££:£ S i Frc
Washington Breivery,
W>st«*rinann A Co., Proprs.
N. W. COR. 5th It KIKKHAM 3TP.3ET3.
368
OAKLAND.
McNamara Margaret Mrs, groceries and liquors, res 951 Third
McNamara Patrick, laborer Oakland Gas Light Co, res 610
Second
McNamara Patrick, gardener, res 1814 Union
McNamara Timothy, painter, res 827 Chester
McNeal Kate, res 1370 Franklin
McNear Geo W, grain merchant (S F), res 957 Linden
McNear John A, clerk, res 957 Linden
McNearny Thos, capitalist, res 403 Ninth
McNeely Malachi T, tailor, res Eighteenth bet San Pablo and
Grove
McNeil John W, house painter, res 819 Lydia
McNerney Anna, res 655 Adeline
McNertney Martin, laborer CPRR, res 1765 Seventh
McPeake Thos, driver Oakland Transfer Co, res 691 Twenty-
eighth
McPherson Frances, res 174 Sixth
McPherson S W Mrs, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 1217
Harrison
McPike Henry C, attorney-at-law, res 1277 Webster
McQuaid Patrick S, car inspector CPRR Yards, res 822
Chester
McRenolds Selena W, res 820 Twelfth
McSweeney P (Collett & Co), res San Francisco
McSweeny Thos Rev, assistant pastor Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, res 616 Seventh
McTaggart Daniel, machinist, res 1617 Eighth
McTavish Donald C, plasterer, res 1114 Third
McVeigh Edward John, res 951 Pine
McVe}' E Mrs, dressmaker, res nr cor Sixteenth and West
McVey John, carpenter, res 767 Sixteenth
McWade David D.roadmaster CPRR, res 1670 Taylor
McWade Harry, machinist, res Union Hotel
McWade H C, scourer CPRR shops
McWade Patrick, car repairer CPRR, res 820 Chester
McWiiliam John, laborer, res 621 Chestnut
Mc Williams Chas F, warehouseman with Starr & Co, res 1229
Franklin
McWilliams Geo E, warehouseman with Starr & Co, res 1229
Franklin
McWilliams Jas, salesman with Starr & Co, res 1229 Franklin
McWilliams Jas C, liquor saloon, SE cor Franklin and Seventh
McWilliams J W, brakeman CPRR, res 626 East Fourteenth
McWilliams Michael, marble polisher, res 1267 Eighth ave
McWorthy Chas Elmer, res 542 Twenty-second
McWorthy Frank J, mining, res 542 Twenty-second
McWorthy Frank T, res 542 Twenty-second
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WaMhiiis WELL DONE at VERY L.OH' Kate*.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 BroacUay, Oakland.
irar PAY RENT?
for rAimeULARs api'LY "RT?'RTn?T 1?V
To JAMES L BARKER. Dnl\,lL2jLilj I
OAKLAND.
369
Mead B F (Mead & Co), res San Francisco
Mead G B, compositor, res 264 Eleventh
Mead Ernest W, draughtsman (S F), res 1012 Tenth ave
Mead Miss, 1684 William
Mead L R, secretary I and L Works (S F), res cor East Seven-
teenth and Tenth ave
Mead Thaddeus H, draughtsman (S F), res 1012 Tenth ave
Mead Thaddeus W, miner, res 1012 Tenth ave
MEAD WM H. secretary Contra Costa Water Co, 458 Eighth, res
Temescal
Mead & Co (B F Mead), horse radish depot, 8 City Market
Meade Calvert, cashier Union Insurance Co (S F), res 961 Jack-
son
MEADER ANNIE MRS. proprietor Sunnyside House, Harrison
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Meader Daniel, manufacturer novelties, 1116 Center
Meadowcroft Sarah res 616 Eighteenth
Meads S P, professor chemistry and toxicology, California Med-
ical College, res 758 Sixteenth
Meagher John, plasterer, res 1361 Tenth
Meagher Minnie Miss, res 1361 Tenth
Meagher Wm, res 1361 Tenth
Mears John C, carpenter, res 1468 Curtis
MECHANICS' HOTEL. Andrew Boysen proprietor, 416 Seventh
Mecklenburg Joseph, deputy collector United States Internal
Revenue, res Clarendon House
Medau Geo H, produce dealer, res Merced ave bet Shattuck and
Railroad ave, Temescal
Medau Peter, real estate, res 1013 Chester
Medeiros Antonio J. laborer, res 1663 Atlantic
Medical College, Clay bet Tenth and Eleventh
Medicus Adam, florist, res 1829 San Pablo ave
Mee Annie, res7ll£ Fifth
Mee Jas, machinist, res 1360 Webster
Mee Katie Miss, saleslady with Mrs Maggie Cahill, res 1213
Broadway
Meehan John, brakeman C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Meek Annie P Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, res 918
Filbert
Meek E L Mrs, res 918 Filbert
Meek Mary E Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 918
Filbert
Meekan John, carpenter California Steel Works, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
Meeker Elizabeth Mrs, res 1464 Seventh ave
Meeker J B Mrs, res 1464 Seventh ave
Meeks Wm N, res 1235 Telegraph ave
ft A 1/ I AMR DDTUfrDV KRAMM A OIEVES, Proprietor*. <er
J M ft LA 13 U DnLVVLni, Telegraph A venue and I> ui an t Street.
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370
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Meese Constant, machinist, res 810 Sixteenth
Meese Edwin (Martens & Meese), res 955 Fifth
Meese Gustave, bookkeeper with Meyer Bros (S F), res 1213
Eighth
Meese Herman (Bach, Meese & Co, S F), res 1213 Eighth
Meese Herman Jr, bookkeeper with Cobb & Co (S F), res 1213
Eighth
Meese Walter, bookkeeper with Bach, Meese & Co (S F), res 1213
Eighth
Meeteer Marshall L, res e s Telegraph ave bet Fortieth and Forty-
* first
Meghan Ambrose, deputy county superintendent schools, office
Court House, res Mission San Jose
Meginnis Leotard S Mrs, res 365 Thirteenth
Mehan Edward, with H Zerrill, res 368 Eighth
Mehring Jacob, musician, res 956 Franklin
Mehring John H, Pioneer Planing Mill, res cor Ninth and Webster
Mehrmann Frederick, res 852 Isabella
MEHRMANN J F> M D, physician and surgeon, office 852
Isabella, res same
Mehrmann Henry B, medical student, res 852 Isabella
Meincke H, car repairer C P R R Yards, res Paradise Park
Meiners Rudolph Jr, shoemaker, res SE cor Henry and Seventh
Meinert Claus, teamster Samm's Flouring Mills, res 653 Grove
Meister Adam, butcher with John C M Miller, resTremont House
Mel George, insurance agent (S F), res 218 Fourth
Mel John, laborer, res 233 Hannah
Melbourne Richard, porter, res 819 Chester
Melby S B, ship carpenter C P R R Yard, res 814 Wood
Meldrum Henry, stevedore, res 732 Union
Mell Etta Miss," res 661 Magnolia
Mellet John, blacksmith, res 701 Brush
Mellien Ernest W, carpenter, res 1165 Twenty-fourth
Mello Frank M, laborer, res 950 New
Mellor James F (Ryan & Mellor), res SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Melquiond E B Mrs, teacher French Snell's Seminary, res 216
Eleventh
Melville Dean, laborer, res 770 Fifth
Melvin Annie, domestic, 955 Jackson
Melvin Chas S, bookkeeper with Miller & Lux (S F), res 358
East Fourteenth
Melvin H A, student, res 358 East Fourteenth
Melvin J B (Melvin & Co), res 358 East Fourteenth
Melvin Mollie L Miss, res 358 East Fourteenth
Melvin S H (Melvin & Co), res 358 East Fourteenth
Melvin W P (Melvin & Co), res Port Townsend, W T
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL DO\RaiVERV LOW Kat«s.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and 30 Spear St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
371
MELVIN & CO (S H, W P and J B Melvin), proprietors Clinton
Drug Store, 299 East Twelfth
Menafee W H. brakenian CPRR, res Berkeley
MENDOCINO LUMBER CO, E C Williams general superintendent,
office 957 Broadway, rms 24 and 25, yards East Oakland
and West Berkeley
Mendocino Lumber Yard, Walter Laidlaw proprietor, SE cor
Seventh and Brush
Mendonco Manuel, laborer Judson Works, res 252 Harlan
Menges Adam F, brass finisher, res 821 Center
Menges A L Mrs, res 323 Ninth
Menges Henry, barber, 454 Eighth, res 612 Fourth
Menges Jolm J, gasfitter with Dalziel & Moller, res 821 Center
Mengola Dominico, coffee house (S F), res 1018 Peralta
MENTZ FREDERICK, liquor saloon, 1270 Center, res 1268
Center
Mentzen Henry, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1830 William
MERCANTILE COLLECTION AGENCY, J F Teague manager
8(54i Broadway
Merchan Jos, gardener with H Remillard, res Adeline bet Forty-
second and Forty-third, Temescal
Merchant C H (E B Dean & Co), res Oregon
Merchant E VV, manager Oakland Steam Carpet Beating Estab
lishment, res 480 Twenty-second
Merrier Blanche Miss, finisher woolen factory, res 762 Brush
Mercier Corinne Miss, dressmaker, res 762 Brush
Mercier Chas H, barber, res 762 Brush
Mercier Emile, barber, res 762 Brush
Mercure Adelard, teamster, res 480 Third
Meredith E, teacher of music, res 462 Ninth
Meriam Cassius M, res 574 Thirteenth
Merithew Chas H, clerk, res 571 East Twelfth
Merle Adrain, clerk with Justinian Caire (S F), res 1010 Chester
Mernagh Annie, seams'ress, res 369 Thirteenth
Merriam Emma, res 565 Fifth
Merriam Jas B, clerk with Merriam & Co, res 1382 Telegraph
ave
Merriam Wm A, clerk with Merriam & Co, res 1382 Telegraph
ave
Merriam Wm S (Merriam & Co), res 1382 Telegraph ave
Merriam & Co (Wm S Merriam), groceries, 1229 Broadway
Merrick Jas, driver with Richard W Merrick, res 960 Wash-
ington
Merrick John W, baker with R W Merrick, res 707 Fifth
Merrick Richard W, propr Eclipse Bakery, res 960 Washington
Merrill E C, conductor CPRR, res 1404 Tenth
Merrill Elizabeth, res 1301 Franklin
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, Mi5iSasss
St.
Francisco.
Washington Brewery.
WVotf-rmann A Co., Propi'9„
N. W. COS. 5th & IIEIHAM STBEETS.
372
OAKLAND.
Merrill Isaac N, postal clerk RMS, res 14-44 Chestnut
Merrill S C Mrs, res 1443 Linden
Merrill Thos L, bookkeeper Contra Costa Water Co, res 457 Mer-
rimac
Merrill \Y B, brickmaker, res 1443 Linden
MERRlSViAN A F (AF Merriman & Son), and president Kalio-
dont Manufacturing Co, res 521 Eleventh
MERRIMAN A F JR (A F Merriman & Son), res 521 Eleventh
MERRIMAN A F & SON (A F Merriman Srand A F Merriman
Jr), dentists, 1003 J Broadway, rooms 1, 28, 29 and 30, res
521 Eleventh
Merriman Peter, bookkeeper, res 569 Eighth
Merritt Ambrose (Merritt & Turkington), res 3G2 Ninth
Merritt Arthur, jeweler (S F), res 362 Ninth
Merritt Chas Z, secretary S J K R C & I Co, res 592 Sycamore
Merritt House, Mrs Maud M Ellsworth proprietress, 404
Twelfth
Merritt HP, draughtsman, res 1113 Franklin
Merritt Jennie S Miss, teacher, res 1721 Thirteenth
Merritt M L Mrs, res 523 Thirty-sixth
Merritt R Mrs, res 1721 Thirteenth
Merritt Samuel, propr Oakland Lumber Yard, cor First and
Washington, res 1213 Madison
Meiritt Stephen H. master mariner, res 1113 Franklin
MERRITT & TURKINGTON (Ambrose Merritt and Win Turk-
ington), undertakers, SE cor Eighth and Broadway
Mersebach Chas, propr Oakland Dyeing Works, 865 Chester
Mershon Emma Miss, res 472 Edwards
Mersich Daniel Mrs, res 1573 Fifth
Mertz John H, manufacturer iron bound windmills, etc, 1368 San
Pablo
Merwin Adelbert J, fireman C P R R, res 823 Twenty -second
Merwin Belle E Miss, principal Broadway and Twenty-fifth
Street School, res 612 East Fifteenth
Merwin D W, conductor C P R R, res 561 East Eleventh
Merwin Elias C, architect, res 612 East Fifteenth
Merwin John G, clerk (S F), res 817 Brush
Merwin Josiah B, laborer, res 823 Twenty-second
Mesgell John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Messmer Minnie, domestic, 1320 Webster
Mesteyer Henry, musician, res 817 Henry
Metcalf Geo D (Metcalf & Metcalf), and notary public, 957 Broad-
way, rooms 12 and 13, res Berkeley
Metcalf John, hostler with James A Brown & Co, res 510 Thir-
teenth
Metcalf O B Mrs, res 910 Franklin
Metcalf Victor H (Metcalf & Metcalf), res 1263 Harrison
S. F. LAUNSET. *"°" """* tow
PRICKS. OtHoo,
8 Geary St., S. F., ana 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, S^sSfSJ&l BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
373
METCALFWMJ (Porter Bros & Co), res Blake House
Metcalf & Metcalf (Victor H and Geo D Metcalf), attorneys-at-
law, 057 Broadway, rooms 12 and 13
Methodist Episcopal Church, s s Temescal off Telegraph ave
Methodist Episcopal Church, Cleveland ave, east of Telegraph
ave, Temescal
Metzger Emilie M Miss, res 610 Fourteenth
Metzger Geo V, butcher, res 1110 Twelfth
Metzger Lizzie Miss, res 1110 Twelfth
Meves A Mrs, res 367 Tenth
Meves August (Meves Bros), res 365 Tenth
Meves Bernard (Meves Bros), res 073 Washington
Meves Bros (August and Bernard Meves), watchmakers and jew-
elers, 466 Tenth
Me)rer Adolph, foreman with G W Meyer, 860 Broadway, res 362
Tenth
Meyer Alex, bookkeeper (S F), res 044 Wood
Mever Alfred, clerk, res 720 Tenth
Meyer Charles A, res 720 Tenth
Meyer Edwin L, bookkeeper (S F), res 612 East Twentj'-second
MEYER F H MRS, druggist, 1450 Seventh, res same
Meyer Frederick, bartender with Charles Jurgens, res 400
Twelfth
Meyer G S, farmer, res 365 Second
MEYER GUSTAVE W, hat manufacturer, 860 Broadway, res
362 Tenth
Meyer Henry, clerk with John Wulzen & Co, res 826 Franklin
Meyer Henry, employe Shell Mound Park, res Hollis nr B
Mever Henry, farmer, res Hollis bet Park ave and railroad tract
MEYER HENRY H. proprietor Eureka Hotel, SW cor Washing-
ton and Seventh
Meyer Hermann (Buhsen & Meyer), res 1800 William
Meyer Hugo S, merchant, res 215 Fifth
Meyer John, butcher with J Breiling, res 1473 Eighth
Meyer John, wood carver, res 1718 Filbert
Meyer John H, fireman CPRR, res 751 Campbell
Meyer Louis, bartender with Charles Jurgens,
Meyer Louis, capitalist, res 612 East Twenty-second
Meyer Louis Mrs, dressmaker, res 215 Fifth
Meyer Mary Miss, res 7^0 Tenth
Meyer Michael, engraver, res 1718 Filbert
Meyer Peter, capitalist, res 1800 William
Meyer Richard, confectioner with Bruning Bros
Meyer Victoria Mrs. res 718 Filbert
MeyerhofF Charles F, carpet layer with Charles L Taylor, res 481
Twenty-fourth
Meyerhoff Wilhelmine, res 481 Twenty-fourth
res 400i
Twelfth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA3IM & IHKVEs, Proprietors. < or
T«l«'*raj»h Aveimi- i»u<l Duraut Ktre.r
M'BKSft wiSBS: S. F , Fresco and Decoratiye Artists.
374
OAKLAND.
Meyers J C, carpenter with M S Jordan, res cor Curtis and
Twentieth
Meyers Robert, laborer, res 565 East Sixteenth
Mezger Eugene, barber, res 1400 Twelfth
Mhoon John B, attorney-at-law, res 1017 Adeline
Michel August, merchant, res 1516 Eighth
Miel Chas L Rev, res 1707 Lincoln
Miel Percy F, clerk (S F), res 1707 Lincoln
Mies Charles, brewer Brooklyn Brewery, res cor East Fourteenth
and Eighteenth ave
Miguet Marie, domestic, cor Sixth ave and East Twentieth
Mikkelsen Christian, tailor, res 1727 William
Milan J C, inspector Custom House (S F), res 958 Castro
Milbourne E A, bartender, 801 Broadway, res NW cor Third
and Jefferson
MILBURY SAMUEL real estate agent, 958 Broadway, res 917
Jefferson
Miles John E, commission merchant (S F), res 1019 Eighth
Miles William, engineer Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res 619 East
Fourteenth
Mill Charles E, res 753 Seventh
Mill Wm W, carpenter, res 1280 Eighth ave
Millar John E (Simpson & Millar, S F), res 1318 Tenth
Millen David C, carriage painter, res 220 Louisa
Millen William J, watchman C P R R, res 220 Louisa
Miller A B, teacher Snell's Seminary, res 1136 Myrtle
Miller Agnes Mrs, res 729 Myrtle
Miller Agnes Miss, res 1424 Webster
Miller Agnes J, res 854 Brush
Miller Albert, president San Francisco Savings Union (S F), res
1264 Fourteenth
Miller Alfred L, student, res n s Forty -sixth bet Shattuck ave
and Grove, Temescal
Miller Alice Miss, res 486 Merrimac
Miller Annie, domestic, 1364 Broadway
Miller Annie, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Miller Annie Miss, res East Oakland Hotel
Miller Annie Mrs, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Miller Annie J, res 667 Adeline
Miller August, candy manufacturer, res 865 Center
Miller C Mrs, res 1320 Eighth
Miller Charles, cooper, res 865 Center
Miller Charles A, capitalist, res 1004 East Sixteenth
Miller Charles S, paperhanger with Whittier, Fuller & Co, res
Newland House
Miller Christian, gardener, res 473 Twenty-first
8.
F. LAUNDRY.
«»OOI> WOltU, MMV PRICKS. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F„ and 862 Broadw.v. Oakland
5 MEM TIIPPIC 9 HO OABI1TET "WOOBS O^ .A-HiXj :eiSTT3S,
ft LLC 11 , IUUULL & bU., DION 18 and 2u Npear Nr«et, tiian Francisco.
OAKLAND.
375
Miller COG, cashier Central Gas Light Co (S F), res 1264 Four
teenth
Miller C P, brakeraan C P R R, res Seventh Street House
Miller E, painter with J F Gardiner
Miller Elias, carpenter, res Merced ave nr Shattuck ave, Tern
escal
Miller Emanuel, pile driver C P R R, res 1464 Telegraph
MILLER EMMAi MISS, dressmaking, res 865 Center
Miller Fanny Miss, res 1277 Webster
Miller Frank, butcher with John C Miller, res cor Sixteenth
and Peralta
Miller Frank D, attorney-at-law, res n s Forty-sixth bet Shattuck
ave and Grove, Temescal
Miller Frederick, res Merced ave nr Shattuck ave, Temescal
Miller Frederick C, compositor with H S Crocker & Co (S F), res
729 Myrtle
Miller George (A Waugh & Co, S F), res 1117 Alice
Miller George, carpenter, res Merced ave nr Shattuck ave, Tem-
escal
Miller George, horse-trainer, res 1178 Broadway
Miller George, sawyer, res 1619 Ninth ave
Miller George Mrs, res 815 Washington
Miller George H, druggist with Kirkland & Trowbridge, res 729
Myrtle
MjLLER GEORGE W hatter, 1013 Broadway, res 706 Tenth
Miller Gustave, cook Capital Restaurant, res 1804 Seventh
Miller Harry, clerk with E Selzer, res 729 Myrtle
Miller Harry E, university student, res 1264 Fourteenth
Miller Henry, attorney-at-law, office 453 Eighth, res 914 Wood
Miller Henry R, clerk (S F), n s Ninth, res 1376 Eighth
Miller Herschell B, clerk U S railway mail service (S F), res 662
Twenty-fourth
Miller Hilliard M, res 678 Sixteenth
Miller H M A, secretary with Starr & Co (S F), res 1264 Four-
teenth
MILLER JAMES (Miller & Winsor), res cor Park and East
Twelfth
Miller Jennie Miss, dressmaker, res 856 Market
Miller J Frank, auditor Custom House (S F), res Centennial
Miller J Fred, bookbinder Tribune Publishing Co, res 272 Fifth
Miller John, butcher, res Erie House
Miller John, engineer, res 2248 Magnolia
Miller John, junk dealer, res 1211 Twenty-fourth
Miller John W, millwright, res 1618 Third
Miller J C, teamster, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Miller John C M, butcher, Fourteenth bet Broadway and Wash-
ington
Sc!i9fer&Co.:^;r^r^C!0THINn,
\o. 11 Mont-
gomery St.,
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann * Co., Pronrs-
». W. COE. 5th * IIBIHAM STS2ETS.
<n
376
OAKLAND.
Miller John F, bookbinder, res 272 Fifth
Miller Joseph, gardener, res 947 Linden
Miller Julia E Mrs, res 1320 Eighth
Miller J, cook Seventh Street House, res 1804 Seventh
Miller J W, hay and grain (S F), res 1404 Adeline
Miller L, res 555 Twenty-first
Miller L Ada Miss, res 662 Twenty-fourth
Miller Louis, liquor saloon, 558 Franklin, res Alameda
Miller Louis Mrs, res 624 Second
Miller Louisa M Miss, dressmaker, res 865 Center
Miller Martin H, driver B & P R R, res junction Piedmont and
Webster
Miller Mary, domestic, 1401 Castro
Miller M E Mrs, res 826 Webster
Miller Nellie R Miss, res 1277 Webster
Miller Othmar, miller Samm's Flouring Mill, res 511 Third
Miller Richard D, carpenter, res 1455 Broadway
Miller Robert W (R W Miller & Co), res Galindo Motel
MILLER R W & CO (Robert W Miller and Thomas G Harrison),
wholesale and retail grocers, 413 Twelfth
Miller S M, with Spruance, Stanly & Co (S F), res 854 Brush
Miller W H, millwright, res 518 Third
Miller William, clerk with Eibin & Nor, res 865 Center
Miller William E, res 1277 Webster
Miller William H, mine owner, res 486 Merrimac
Miller William H Jr, clerk, res 486 Merrimac
Miller William, superintendent Enterprise Mill, res 320 Sixth
MILLER & W1NS0R (Jame Miller and Scrril Winsor), proprie-
tors California Pottery and Terra Cotta Association, 1172
Broadway
Millett N M Mrs, res 912 Filbert
Milliet Alexander, capitalist, res 416 First
Mil liken D B, rancher, 776 Thirteenth
Milliken J D, res Fortieth bet Lusk and San Pablo
Milliken Newell S, mining, res 776 Thirteenth
Milliken R Morton, res 776 Thirteenth
Millikin Lizzie Miss, res 1355 Telegraph ave
Millikin Maggie Mis*, dressmaker, res 1355 Telegraph ave
Millington F K, brakeman C P R R, res Alameda
Millman J H, paperhanger and decorator, 859 Broadway, room 15,
res same
Milloslavich Louis, restaurant, 459 Seventh, res 477 Eighth
Mills Mary, milliner, res 323 Eleventh
Mills Robert T, moulder, res 323 Eleventh
Mills Thomas, laborer C P R R
Mills William F, res 661 Twenty-fourth
Milne David W, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res 231 Ettie
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JEWELRY
Silverware,
Precious
Stones,
OAKLAND.
377
Milnthorp Arthur, butcher, res 1479 Seventh
Milnthorp Charles, res 1011 Third
Mihvhorp Lizzie, domestic, 825 Fifteenth
Millroy R B, mining superintendent, res 1064 Fourteenth
Milton Anthony, master mariner, res 1839 San Pablo ave
Milton J B, lieutenant U S Navy, res 1277 Twelfth ave
Milton John, cook with B J Donahue, res 1770 Seventh
Milwain Alexander, builder, res 1315 Franklin
Minahan John, marble worker, res 520 Fifth
Mincher Isaac, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res 956 Twenty-
eighth
Mine Charles, laborer, res 1260 Center
Mine Jacob, laborer, res 1260 Center
Minear Effie Miss, dressmaker with Misses F and C Tucker, res
609 Third
Minear William, laborer, res 609 Third
Miner Ann E Miss, res 1060 Poplar
Miner E, conductor C P R R, res Union Hotel
Miner Kate F Miss, dressmaker, res 569 Eighth
Miner M-ry A Mrs, res 1451 Twelfth ave
Mingo Charles, horseman, res NE cor Sixth and Broadway
Mink Henry, laborer, res cor Todd and Paradise, Temescal
Minnett George C, expressman, NE cor Thirteenth and Broad-
way, res 411 Fifteenth
Minugh Henry W, superintendent Vulcan Powder Works, San
Pablo, res 226 Ninth
Miocevich P N, cook with S Kosta, res Castro nr Seventh
MIRANDA J B cigar manufacturer, 855 Franklin, res 618
Eighteenth
Mires James C, carpenter, 1468 Curtis
"MIRROR" (The Illustrated), Mirror Publishing Co publishers, A
L Pounstone manager, 954 Broadway, room 3
Mirror Publishing Co, publishers Illustrated Mirror, 954 Broad-
way, room 3
Misfeldt Henry, gardener with Le<etter Reinle, res 1058 West
Mishler Jane Mrs, res 1659 San Pablo ave
Missamore Clara Miss, dressmaker, res 467 Tenth
Misselt Agatha Mrs. res Chester House
Mission School, SE cor Broadway and Second
Mitchell Alexander, draughtsman, res Fortieth nr Telegraph
ave
Mitchell Alfred, res 811 Adeline
Mitchell Andrew Rev, res 1318 Seventh
Mitchell Andrew Jr. shoe cutter, res 1318 Seventh
.Mitchell Benjamin H, brass finisher, res 415 Fourth
Mitchell Charles, laborer, res 1162 Twenty-fourth
Mitchell E J Mrs, dressmaker, res 516 Ninth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
Tt-legrauh Avenue and Durant Street.
MSBft'SEffift S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
378
OAKLAND.
MITCHELL FISCHER & KETSCHER (J R Mitchell, F X
Fischer, and G Ketscher), machine and boiler shop and re-
pairing, 625 Myrtle
Mitchell Frank, merchant, res 1557 Seventh
Mitchell Fred E, collector J Lusk Canning Co, res e s Telegraph
ave nr Forty-second
Mitchell Fred E Jr, salesman J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
ave bet Clifton and Summit
Mitchell Frank J, merchant, res 1557 Seventh
Mitchell Frank P, stationery, fancy goods, etc, 1100 Market, res
same
Mitchell Frank P, medical student, res 1100 Market
Mitchell Harry, manager with Kohler & Chase, res 1068 Broad-
way
Mitchell Henry, res 1557 Seventh
Mitchell James H, carpenter, res 1937 Union
Mitchell Jennie Mrs, res 812 Pine
Mitchell J M, machinist, res 1460 Fifth
Mitchell John C, shoe cutter with E Bernheim & Co, res 1318
Seventh
Mitchell John H, groceries, 803 Castro, res 166 Second
Mitchell John S, traveling salesman with A Fenkhausen & Co
(S F), res 1956 Filbert
Mitchell Joseph R (Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher), res 625 Myrtle
Mitchell Louis A, bookkeeper Home Mutual Insurance Co, res
934 Linden
Mitchell M, laborer CPRR
Mitchell Mary Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 142 Hollis
Mitchell Mary E Mrs, res 1018 Twelfth
Mitchell May Miss, shoe fitter with E Bernheim & Co, res 1318
Seventh
Mitchell Michael, laborer Pacific Nail Works, res 708 Filbert
Mitchell Michael, laborer, res 1372 Eighteenth
Mitchell Nicholas, laborer CPRR, res 1557 Seventh
Mitchell Samuel H (Brown & Mitchell), res 1311 Jefferson
Mitchell Thomas, clerk, res 708 Filbert
Mitchell Thomas A, insurance agent, res 763 Thirteenth
Mitchell W C.brakeman CPRR, res 730 Henry
Mitchell Wm, machinist with Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher
Mitchell William, shoe fitter with E Bernheim & Co, res 1318
Seventh
Mitchell William C, engineer, res 1766 Eighth
Mitchell William E, carriage washer with Myron M Tinkham,
res NW cor Twelfth and Webster
Mitchels Vincent P, sign painter, 406 Eighth, res 1754 Market
Mix Gustave L, searcher of records, SE cor Broadway and Ninth,
res 1267 Clay
SANTRANCISCO LAUNDRY °^{&h^WS.S®&d.
ALLEN, TUGGLE I CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 20 Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
379
Mix William A, clerk with G L Mix, res Avenue House
Mock Theo F, teamster Renton Coal Co, res 411 Tenth
Mocklar Ellen, res 845 Harrison
MODEL RESTAURANT. N T Peterson proprietor, NE cor Sev
enth and Broadway under Newland House
Moe George E, brakeman CPRR
Moe Theodore M, insurance (S F). res 1401 Harrison
Moeller John H, porter (S F), res 1619 Seward
Moflfett James A, conductor CPRR, res 817 Peralta
Moffitt Geo D, baggageniaster CPRR, res 1067 Sixteenth
Moffitt James (Blake, Rabbins & Co, S F), res NW cor Twenty-
second and Webster
MOFFITT JAMES, liquor saloon, NE cor Thirteenth ave and
East Eleventh, and chief engineer fire department, res 623
East Fourteenth
Moffitt James K, student, res NW cor Twenty -second and Web
ster
Moffitt Joseph D, bartender with James Moffitt, res 623 East
Fourteenth
Moger Abram, contractor, res 826 Magnolia
Moger W H, brakeman CPRR, res 826 Magnolia
Mohr Elizabeth, res 1228 Twelfth ave
Mohr Henrv, tinsmith with M De La Montanya, res 853 Thirty-
first
Molani Juan, laborer, SW cor Shattuck ave and Forty-eighth,
Temescal
Molina An tone, junk dealer, res 219 Second
Moller H H, res SE cor Fortieth and Grove
Moller William (Dalziel & Moller), res NE cor Nineteenth and
Grove
Molloney James, laborer CPRR Yards, res 953 Fifth
Molloney Thomas, laborer CPRR
Molloy Thomas, supervisor, res Brooklyn
Moloney John, yard foreman CPRR, res 825 Market
Moloney Patrick, ship joiner, res 1865 William
Monaghan Bridget, res 806 Campbell
Monaghan Hugh, groom Oakland Trotting Park
Monaghan Patrick, car repairer CPRR Yard, res 1666 Pacific
Monaghan William, car cleaner CPRR Yard, res cor Third and
Chester
Monaghan William, carriage washer with McCleverty & Noblett
Monahan Charles, laborer, res 1122 Kirkham
Monahan Kate Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 1307 Jefferson
Monahan Lizzie, domestic, 405 Ninth
Monahan Phoebe, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Monahan Thomas, moulder Judson Manufacturing Works, res
O'Neal House, Emery Station
Scfiafer & Co.: Fine Custom CI- thine to Order, ^KsF
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
Westcrmann A Co., Proprs.,
JH. W. cor. 5th A Kirk ham Sts
380
OAKLAND.
Mongelaz Charles J, liquors, SE cor Broadway and Sixth, res 564
Seventh
Monnet Louis, broker (S F), res 1154 Eighth
Monnier Arthur H, jeweler, res Oakland House
Monroe Alice E Miss., res 490 Twenty-third
Monroe Charles G, salesman with Taft & Pennoyer, res 490
Twenty-third
Monroe Francis S, bookkeeper, res 490 Twenty-third
Monroe John, engineer CPRR, res 833 Willow
Monroe W H, stationer, res 324 East Eighth
Monroe William E, clerk, res 490 Twenty-third
Monrow John, engineer CPRR shops, res Charter Oak Hotel
Monro w William, fireman CPRR, res 833 Willow
Montague J P, laborer CPRR, res 383 Fourth
Montague S S Mrs, res 1019 Filbert
Montgomery Alexander, capitalist, res 482 Edwards
Montgomery Robert C, commercial traveler, res 834 Seventeenth
MONUMENT MARBLE WORKS, Wm Gross proprietor, 855
Franklin under Galindo Hotel
Mooar George Rev, pastor Plymouth Avenue Congregational
Church res 444 Edwards
Mooar Lucy Miss, teacher Primary Department Hopkins' Acad-
emy, res 444 Edwards
Mood E F, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Moody Edwin, draughtsman, res 118 Fourth
Moody Horace, carpenter, res 761 Washington
MOODY V0LNEY D. president First National Bank of Oakland,
res 564 Fourteenth
Moody Wm B, bo >kkeeper with Brown, Craig & Co (S F), res
565 Eleventh
Moody Wm C, bookkeeper Oakland Home Insurance Co, res 564
Fourteenth
Mooke Wm, teamster with H J McAvoy, res 970 Washington
Moon A J, traveling agent, res Newland House
Mooney Annie E, domestic, 919 Linden
Mooney Ella, domestic, 541 Twenty-first
Mooney James, watchman CPRR, res 987 Center
Mooney M, fireman CPRR
Mooney M Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Moore Geo, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
MOORE A A (Moore & Reed), res SE cor Twentieth and Sixth
ave
Moore Albert R, plumber and tinsmith, 612 East Twelfth, res
1308 Twelfth ave
Moore Alexander, butcher, res 965 Pine
Moore Alfred R, tinsmith, res 1308 Twelfth ave
S. F. LAUNDRY. Office, 33 Geary *5
I>0.\K AT WIIOKT SOTKK.
t., S. F., and ***»J6 Broadway. Oakland.
rAMF.S L. BARKER
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
381 {
Moore Chas E, master mariner, res 1059 Willow
Moore Charles S, clerk with Norris k> Moore, res NW cor Birch
ami Maple
Moore C W (Norris & Moore;, res NW cor Birch and Maple
Moore Edward F, carriage trimmer with Theodore Frank, res
Mansion Houst
M, ore Edward P, dentist with A F Merriman & Son, res 1156
Broadway
Moore Edwin S, artist, office 475 Ninth, res same
Moore E E, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Moore E H, rancher, res Claremont ave, Temescal
Moore E H Mrs, ladies' nurse, res Claremont ave, Temescal
Moore F A, groceries and provisions, 1902 San Pablo ave
Moore Fred R, painter with J A Moore, res 467 Thirteenth
Moore Frederick W, expressman, cor Broadway and Ninth, res
1572 Fifth
Moore H H Mrs, res Merritt House
Moore J A, painter, paperhanger, etc, 376 Tenth, res 467 Thir-
teenth
Moore James, carpenter, res 1813 San Pablo ave
Moore James, heater Judson Manufacturing Works, res Halleck
nr Emery Station
Moore James T, harnessmaker with A W Palmer, res 1459
Grove
Moore John, porter Pullman palace cars, res 559 Sixth
Moore John C, clerk with Kahn & Son, res 414 Sixth
Moore J P, lumber dealer (Port Townsend), res 1219 Harrison
Moore Katie, domestic, 130 Ninth
Moore L, laborer CPRR
Moore L D Mrs, res 922 Thirty-fourth
Moore Margaret, res 414 Sixth
Moore Mary F Miss, saleslady with Taft & Pennoyer, res 414 Sixth
Moore Maud Mrs, res 573 Seventeenth
Moore Mollie A Miss, dressmaker, res 951 Wood
Moore Nellie F Miss, res 951 Wood
Moore Nelson S, res 922 Thirty-fourth
Moore Robert H, fireman CPRR, res 951 Wood
Moore Theodora Miss, res 306 Fourteenth
Moore T S, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1709 Chase
Moore W A, machinehand with Curnham, Standeford & Co, res
467 Thirteenth
Moore William, laborer, res 223 Hannah
Moore William, rougher Judson Manufacturing Works, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Moore William H, painter, res cor Magnolia and Thirty-fourth
Moore Wm P. architect, res 1618 Twelfth
Moore Wm W, hackman, res 475 Ninth
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TVligraph Avenue and I>urant Str«rt.
Moretti & Trezzini,tifmBNS: Fresco & Decorative Artists
382
OAKLAND.
M00RE&REED(AA Moore and George W Reed), attorneys-
at-law, BE cor Ninth and Broadway
Moraga Albert, res 866 Cypress
Morago J B, res Fortieth nr Tlegraph ave
Moran Bernardi, liquor saloon, NW cor Thirty-sixth and San
Pablo ave
Moran Darby J, clerk with D Rathgen, res 805 Jefferson
Moran Delia Mrs, res 713 Myrtle
Moran Dennis, artificial stone worker, res 1536 Curtis
Moran Francis, gardener, res 730 Filbert
MORAN JAMES T (Greenhood & Moran), res 625 Filbert
Moran Julia Miss, res 852 Henry
Moran Michael J, stevedore, res 1665 Sixteenth
Moran Retta Miss, res 485 Prospect
Moran Samuel J, res 485 Prospect
Moran Terrence J (Moran & Galavan), res 852 Henry
Moran Thomas, capitalist, res 485 Prospect
Moran & Galavan (T J Moran and James Galavan), plumbers
and ^asfitters, 1512 Seventh
Morck William (Stahlecker & Morck, res 764 Twentieth
Morehead James T, bartender, res 818 Harrison
Morehead James T Jr, pressman with D W Gelwicks & Co, res 818
Harrison
Morehouse C B Miss, res 565 East Eighteenth
Morehouse Pearson F, bookkeeper (S F), res 565 East Eighteenth
Moreton Henry, tailor, 505 Seventh, res 619 Sixth
Morey M L, birds and confectionery, 1691 Seventh, res same
Morey Nettie Mrs, res 1376 Webster
Morey Roswell E, superintendent Union Box Factory (S F), res
924 Twenty-eighth
Morgan Bartlttt (Bart Morgan & Co), res 855 Myrtle
MORGAN BART & CO (Bart Morgan and Geo H Carlock), drug-
gists' books and stationery, junction Seventh, West and
Market
Morgan Charles B, secretary Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1363
Castro
Morgan Daniel, cabinetmaker with E Hook, res 360 Third
Morgan David G, brass finisher, res 680 Twenty-third
Morgan Edward H, cashier with A Mau & Co (S F), res 654 Four-
teenth
Morgan Enoch D, carpenter, res 680 Twenty-third
Morgan George, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Morgan Geo L (Morgan & Lawson), res 1663 Grove
Morgan Hannah Miss, res 953 Kii kham
Morgan James, mining, res 120 East Fourteenth
Morgan John, cabinetmaker, res 36<) Third
Morgan Ludovic W, res 866 Cypress
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^J&^S^^.SSB
ncisco.
and.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, "SJZSESL?"
OAKLAND.
383
Morgan Olive A Miss, assistant Durant School, res 1119 Sutter,
San Francisco
Morgan O R, carpenter, res 590 Thirty-fourth
Morgan Page B, farmer, res Forty-fifth bet Telegraph ave and
Broadway, Temescal
MORGAN THOMAS W, city engineer, office City Hall, res 611
Nineteenth
Morgan W O, res 590 Thirty-fourth
MORGAN & LAWSON (Geo L Morgan and Alex C Lawson),
attorneys-at-law, 854i Broadway, rooms 3 and 4
Morgenstern Louis A, business manager Oakland Theater, res 409
Twelfth
Morarty Jeremiah, tailor with S Francis, res 212 Fifth
MORNJNG STAR COFFEE SALOON, George Bascizza proprie-
tor, 1516 Seventh
Moroni Marv E Miss, teacher, res 371 Tenth
Morrill Frank B, employe C Pp R, res 879 Cedar
Morrill Simeon F, contractorr%Ld builder, res Claremont ave,
Temescal
Morrill Simon S, foreman Judson Manufacturing Works, res 2169
West
Morrill S S Jr, employe Judson Manufacturing Works, res 2169
West
Morris Amerigo, clerk, res 1712 Eighth
Morris B Y, clerk C P R R, res Ross House
Morris David, agent with Wellman & Dwyer, res 1165 Washing-
ton
Morris E C Miss, teacher Prescott Grammar School, res Thir-
teenth nr Brush
Morris Edward H, barber, res 1676 Eighth
Morris Ellen Mrs, res e s Broadway bet First and the Bay
Morris Frank B, bookkeeper, res 910 Filbert
Morris Henry, bill clerk with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson (S F),
res 2233 Adeline
Morris Harry, carpenter, res e s Broadway bet First and the Bay
Morris Henry D, res 910 Filbert
Morris Henry S, porter C P R R, res 1676 Eighth
Morr's Jacob S, carpenter, res 1712 Eighth
Morris James W, Salvation Army Leader, res 463 B
Morris Johanna, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Morris Lemuel P, carpenter, res 2233 Adeline
Morris M, conductor C P R R, res Revere House, Berkeley
Morris Manuel, laborer C P R R, res 1115 Sixteenth ave
Morris M E Miss, assistant Tompkins School, res 619 Third
Morris M L, butcher, res 1144 Myrtle
Morris Moses, conductor C P R R, res 1772 San Pablo ave
Morris Preston, clerk CPRR, res 960 Fifth
Schafer & Co.:
Men's, Boys'
and Youths'
CLOTHING, *.
II Mont-
gomery St_
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, RTSS;
in&mi A Co., Pronrs„
3th. 4 KI2ZHAM STESET3.
384
OAKLAND.
Morris Thomas C, deputy county clerk, res Alameda
Morris Thomas H, dental student with C S Lane, res 756 Thir-
teenth
Morrisey Catherine Mrs, res 1320 Sixth ave
Morrisey John J, roller Judson Manufacturing Works, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Morrisey Richard, groceries, 241 Louisa
Morrison Anna M Miss, bookkeeper, res 1771 Seward
Morrison Daniel, watchman Oakland Planing Mills, res 662
Washington
Morrison E C, bookkeeper Oakland Bank of Savings, res 479
Plymouth ave
Morrison George W, manager Northwestern Manufacturing and
Car Co, res Bartlett House
Morrison Georgia Miss, res 718 Henry
Morrison Hector, carpenter B and B department CPRR Yards,
res 1771 Seward Ji-
Morrison John (Hauclbine & Mbmson), res 1537 West
Morrison John B, seaman, res Center bet A and B
Morrison John T, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Center
bet A and B
Morrison John T, special policeman, res 1036 Peralta
Morrison Parker M, carpenter, res 2080 San Pablo ave
Morrison Samuel, real estate agent (S F), res 1114 Tenth ave
Morrison William Mrs, res 1577 Market
Morrison W W (Fisher & Morrison), res 1875 William
Morroff Albert, sugar planter (S I), res 1464 Telegraph ave
Morrow David Rev, res Spring nr Adeline, Temescal
Morrow David, farmer, res 1264 Twelfth ave
Morrow F B, metals (S F), res 2257 Telegraph ave
Morrow George, merchant (S F), res n s Birch nr Maple
Morrow George P, merchant (S F), res n s Birch nr Maple
Morrow J A, bookkeeper, res 7l0 Thirty-fourth
Morrow John Mrs, res 2257 Telegraph
Morrow Sadie Miss, assistant Bay District School, res Spring nr
Adeline, Temescal
Morse Ada G, Miss, res 568 Caledonia ave
Morse C A Mrs, dressmaker, res 613 Tenth
Morse E S Mrs, res 568 Caledonia
Morse George W, carpenter, res 1361 Twelfth
Morse Harry N, detective (S F), res cor Newton ave and East
Twenty-third
Morse Hiram Mrs, dressmaker, res 628 Seventeenth
MORSE I P> agent West Berkeley Lumber Yard, office 957
Broadway, room 24, res 1667 Ninth ave, East Oakland
Morse Jacob, drayman, res 836 Broadway
S. F.
Washing WKI.I, IJOXKat YKKV LOW ltnt<»s.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad «. ay, Oakland.
WHY PAY RENT? hZ ^mesTbarakery BERKELEY
OAKLAND.
385
Morse James E, shoemaker with David J Outram, res 546
Twenty-second
Morse Lucinda, res 831 Harrison
Morse R, master mariner, res Winsor House
Morse S B Rev, pastor First Baptist Church of East Oakland,
res 554 East Sixteenth
Morse Wilson, mechanic, res 463 Thirteenth
Mortenson Charles G, machinist, res 245 Ettie
Mortimer William H, clerk (S F), res 1310 Market
Morton Amanda F, res 821 Fifteenth
Morton Chas W, engineer, res 830 Webster
Morton Christian, carpenter, res 1456 Linden
Morton George H (W Morton & Son), res 830 Webster
Morton H, brakeman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Morton John, plumber with Bonham Bros, res 830 Webster
Morton William (W Morton & Son), res 830 Webster
Morton W & Son (William and George H Morton), carpenters
and builders, res 830 Webster
Mosbacher George, clerk with Kahn & Sons, res 520 Sixteenth
Moses E A Miss, res 1067 Brush
Mosher George W, car driver Oakland R R Co, res e s Telegraph
ave bet Temescal and Birch
Mosher Henry P, miner, res 957 Pine
Mosher J L, printer, res 971 Cypress
Mosher Mollie, proprietress Hotel de France, First bet Broadway
and Franklin
Mosier Charles, laborer C P R R Yards
Moskirnan Robert H, compositor Vidette, res 715 Chester
Moskiman Robert H Jr, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res
715 Chester
Moskiman Sadie Miss, res 715 Chester
Moskiman William W, printer (S F), res 806 Castro
Moss Bertha Miss, operator with Zeimer & Co, res 528 Ninth
Moss James W, sanitary inspector, City Hall, res 2223 Grove
Moss J Mora, student, res New Broadway nr Moss ave, Moss
Wood
Moss J Mora Mrs, res New Broadway nr Moss ave, Moss Wood
Moss Robert, laborer C P R R, res 317 Third
Mote James, blacksmith, res 762 Franklin
Mothersole George F, res NW cor Telegraph ave and Forty-
third, Temescal
Mothersole George J, tinsmith, res NW cor Telegraph ave and
Forty-third, Temescal
Mott Fannie, res 1714 Twelfth
Mott Frank K. clerk with George S Brown, res 1714 Twelfth
Mott Joseph A, roadmaster C P R R, res 1852 Division
Mouber Mary, res 1717 Atlantic
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336
OAKLAND.
Mould Wm R, res 1254 San Pablo ave
Moulton Daniel S, assistant cashier Custom House (S F), res 1615
Taylor
Moulton Floyd W, bartender, res 631 Fourteenth
Mnunicot G (Lacoster & Mounicot), res Stock Yards
Mount James H (Mount & Buteau), res 627 Eighteenth
Mount & Buteau (James H Mount and F H Buteau), poultry,
game and produce, 1-5 City Market
MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY, William Collins superintend-
ent, D Edward Collins secretary, W C Mason treasurer,
terminus Webster ave
Mountain William, boilermaker C P R R, res 909 Willow
Mouve Eugene, jeweler, res 165 Seventh
Moyer Elizabeth, res 1423 Third
Moyer Ettie Miss, compositor, res 1423 Third
Moyer Frank, bookkeeper (S F), res 1163 Eleventh ave
Moyer Lizzie Miss, printer, res 1423 Third
Moynihan Daniel, laborer, 653 Magnolia
Moynihan John (Moynihan & Goetz), res 520 Fifth
Moynihan Michael, miner, res 110 Ettie
Movnihan & Goetz (John Moynihan and H Goetz), marble works,
" 711 Seventh
Mueller Christian, teacher of music, res 1804 Chestnut
Mueller Frank, butcher, 1301 Peralta
Mueller Jacob, harnessmaker, 1259 San Pablo, res 247 Watts nr
Peralta
MUELLER JOHN C> upholsterer and furniture dealer, 1200
Broadway, res 366 Fifth
Mues Richard, carpenter, res 1830 William
Muhlethaler John, saloon, SW cor Wood and Goss, res same
Muir Barclay, pickle factory (Sacramento), res 721 Franklin
Muir Thomas R, miner, res 1362 Twelfth
Muir Wm, laborer, res 313 Sixth
Mularkey John, laborer Pacific Nail Works, res 810 Third
Mulford Hiram S, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1622 Thirteenth
ave
Mulgrew James, hostler, res 1267 Eighth ave
Mulgrew James D, plumber .fire department, res 1267 Eighth
ave, East Oakland
Mulgrew John, res 1267 Eighth ave
Mulgrew Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 1267 Eighth ave
Mulharon Francis, 'longshoreman, res 1355 Seventeenth
Mulholland George, driver, res 904 Thirty -second
Mulholland George, teamster with Smith & Butler, res 415 Sev-
enth
Mulholland Hugh, laborer, res cor Walsworth and Oakland ave
Mulholland Robert, farmer, res 904 Thirty-second
S. F.
Washing WIKL.L. DOXKm VKItV LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE SCO., OAK PLANK,
18 and 30 Spear St..
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
387
Mulholland Robert, saloon keeper, 415 Seventh
Mulholland Sadie, res 1387 Mission
Mullen , dairyman, res New Broadway north of Weston
ave
Mullen Alexander, carpenter, res 1922 San Pablo
Mullen H Mrs, res 1017 Fourteenth
Mullen Harriet M Miss, principal Harrison Street School, res 1017
Fourteenth
Mullen John, laborer, res cor Broadway and McAdam
Mullen John, laborer CPRR Yards, res 84 Twenty-first
Mullen Joseph F, bookkeeper and collector The Singer Manu-
facturing Co, res Clarendon House
Mullen Minnie, domestic, res 1415 Filbert
Mullen Patrick, hackman, res 358 Seventh
Mullen Patrick, milkman, res 1317 Campbell
Mullen Thomas, res 913 Alice
Muller Charles, violinist, res 951 Cypress
Midler Fred, driver with McCleverty & Noblett, res Fashion
Stable
Muller H E, physician and surgeon, 856 Market
Muller John, tailor, 1484 San Pablo
Muller Mamie Miss, res 951 Cypress
Muller Styh, brewer with Welscher & Braun, res cor East Four-
teenth and Eighteenth ave
Mullhaupt Rudolph, boots and shoes, 1622 San Pablo
Mulligan John, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 1162 Peralta
Mulligan John, gasfitter, res 1162 Peralta
Mulligan Peter, bridge tender CPRR, res 809 Willow
Mullin James, painter CPRR Ship Yard
Mullin James, roller Judson Manufacturing Works, res Good
Cheer House, Emery Station
Mulqueeny James, laborer, res 133 Hannah
Mulvey Christopher A, car repairer, res 1806 William
Mulvey John, roller Pacific Nail Works, res 810 Third
Mulvev John S, plasterer, res 1530 West
Mulville N B, attorney-at-law (S F), res 616 Ninth
Mumm Charles, ship carpenter CPRR Yard, res Bay nr Wil-
liam
Munce James, upholsterer with Henry Schellhaas, res 728
Peralta
Munce John, machinist CPRR shops, res 728 Peralta
Munce Mary Miss, seamstress, res 728 Peralta
Munday Bridget Mrs, res 972 Third
Munday Maggie Miss, tailoress, res 972 Third
Munday Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 972 Third
Mundell John M, barber, res 716 Filbert
Mundell Julia Mrs, res 716 Filbert
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St.
Han Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Wt'str-rniunn A Co., Proprs.
M. W. COS. 5th & EI2XHAK STBEET3.
388
OAKLAND.
Munk Peter, laborer CPRR ship yard
Munroe W, laborer CPRR
Munsch E J, painter, res Central Hotel
MUNSELL JAMES JR. general agent Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co of Newark, N J. 415 Montgomery (S F), res
1357 Eleventh ave bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Munson Arthur K, salesman with Folger & Co (S F), res 524
Jones
Murch Leonard H, gauger U S Internal Revenue (S F), res 739
Myrtle
Murdock William, carpenter, res 918 Filbert
Murphy William L, patternmaker res 1914 Myrtle
Murphy A J, brakeman CPRR. res Seventh Street House
Murphy Annie Miss, res 1873 William
Murphy Anthony, teamster, res 709 Webster
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, res 409 Seventh
Murphy Daniel, saloon, 1851 Seventh, res 1873 William
Murphy Daniel, porter with Schmidt & Fieberling, res NW cor
Second and Washington
Murphy Daniel J, policeman, res 215 Sixth
Murphy Edmond, fireman CPRR, res 1868 William
Murphy Edward, stone cutter with J O'Connor, res Webster nr
Mather
Murphy Ellen, domestic, 1413 Grove
Murphy H A, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Murphy James, res 1756 Telegraph ave
Murphy James W, clerk with O'Connor, Moffat & Co (S F), res
737 Filbert
Murphy John, clerk with Bowen & Co, res 404 Twelfth
Murphy John, driver Hook and Ladder No 2, res 619 East
Fourteenth
Murphy John, engineer CPRR, res 355 B
Murphy John, marker Contra Costa Laundry, res 1062 Kirkham
Murphy Johanna Mrs, res 714 Linden
Murphy Johanna, 1475 Seventh
Murphy M, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Murphy Margaret Mrs, 216 Sixth
Murphy Mary T Miss, res 687 Twenty-fourth
Murphy Michael, laborer CPRR, res 416 Seventh
Murphy Michael, laborer, res 1812 Seventh
Murphy Michael, saloon, 713 Broadway, res 469 Fourth
Murphy Patrick, car driver, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth,
Temescal
Murphy Patrick, laborer, res 1062 Willow
Murphy Patrick A, salesman, res 719 Alice
Murphy Samuel E, jailor Court House
Murphy Thomas, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res 275 B
S. F. LAUNDRY.
€iOOI> WORK, SjOW prices. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F„ and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
JAMES L. BARKER, *J^sgK&m BERKELEY.
OAKLAxVD.
389
Murphy Thos, stone cutter, res 1322 Thirteenth ave
Murphy Wm, engineer, res 1717 Taylor
Murphy Wm, laborer, res 1714 Thirteenth ave
Murphy Win C, pipeinaker, res 215 Sixth
Murphy Wm J, bartender Overland House
Murr C, res 404 East Twenty-fifth
Murray Dennis, laborer, res 822 Myrtle
Murray John, tailor, res 974 Twenty-fourth
Murray Mary Miss, res Castro bet Fifth and Sixth
Murray Robert N, builder, res 698 Twenty-fourth
Murray Rodger, laborer C P R R, res 707 Chester
Murray Thomas, tailor, res 974 Twenty-fourth
Murray Timothy, ship carpenter C P R R Yard, res 1676 Atlantic
Murray William, engineer, res 1521 Seventh
Murray William F, stableman with George C Hunt, res 514
Fourteenth
Murtha William H, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Murvey Mary Miss, res 724 Peralta
Musgrave Maggie Miss, seamstress with Zeimer & Co, res 467
Tenth
Musgrave Margaret Mrs, furnished rooms, 467 Tenth
Musgrave M E Miss, cloakmaker with Kahn & Sons, res 467
Tenth
Musgrave Robert W, physician, res 467 Tenth
Musgrave Robert W, medical student, res 467 Tenth
Musser Ormsby C, salesman with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res
Bushell House
Musser Wash, painter, res 1858 Division
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK, N J.
James Munsell Jr general agent, 415 Montgomery, San
Francisco
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEW YORK, James L
Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
Muurmann Peter, seaman, res 230 Louisa
Myer John, painter C P R R ship yard
Myers Adam J, nailer, res 812 Castro
Myers Andrew, farmer, res 826 Sixteenth
Myers Charles S, nailer, res 812 Castro
Myers Fred F, cattle dealer, res SW cor Seventh and Market
Myers Harriet F Mrs, res 727 Eighth
Myers John, laborer C P R R Yards, res 751 Campbell
Myers Kate Miss, cashier with Reuter & Hanson, res 471 Fourth
Myers Mina M Mrs, liquor saloon, cor Fourth and Franklin, res
same
Myers Wm G, blacksmith, NW cor Twenty-second and San
Pablo ave, res 1606 San Pablo ave
Myles Richard, painter, res 516 Sixth
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OAKLAND.
Myles William, plasterer, res 216 Fifth
Myrick John B, machinist CPRR shops, res 1659 Eighth
Myrick Lizzie B Miss, assistant Durant School, res 1369 Castro
Myrick Mary A Mrs, res 1369 Castro
Myrick R C, res 704 Market
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Xo. 'Z Sew Montgomery Street, San Francisco, under Palace Hotel,
via Overland Short L.ine, 1 entral Pacific, CHICAGO ASfO NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY.
Naegle Charles, clerk with Fisher & Taylor, res 360 Second
Naegle Frank W, clerk, res 607 Webster
Naegle Geo H, teamster, res 607 Webster
Naegle John J, teamster with Fisher & Taylor, res NW cor
Second and Webster
Naegle Joseph W, clerk with Fisher & Taylor, res 607 Webster
Naegle Wm F, clerk with E Abraham, res 607 Webster
Nagle Edward, gardener, res 566 Sixteenth
Nagle Henry H, manager with Parrott & Co (S F), res 973 Fifth
ave
Naismith Gavin, dry goods, 1764 Seventh, res same
Naismith Geo S, insurance agent, 476 Eighth, res 952 Thirty-
sixth
Naismith Grace Mrs, res 465 Thirteenth
Naismith James S, clerk, res 465 Thirteenth
Naismith Jennie S Mrs, fancy goods, 465 Thirteenth
Naismith John, barber (S F), res 523 Tenth
Narvaez Gussie Miss, res 465 Twentieth
Nasen Christian, blacksmith, res Center bet A and B
Nash John A, real estate, res 1220 Castro
Nash Joseph, mining secretary, res 870 Castro
Nathan Ned B, capitalist, res 517 Ninth
National Healer and Cleanser, Electric Mineral Soaps, and China
and Japan Tea Co, also rooms to rent, H M Baily, 506 Ninth
Nativel T C, propr East Oakland Pottery, office cor Nineteenth
ave and East Twelfth, res same
Naughton Colman, laborer CPRR
Naughton R, laborer CPRR
Nava'les Peter, lavmdrvman Contra Costa Laundry
Neal B. its 408 East twelfth
Neal Charles, clerk recorder's office, res 836 Jackson
S. F. I
(JOOI) WORK, LOW PRICES. Office,
33 Oo.it v St.. S. F., and 862 Broadwav. fHHr.n,'
allCU TIIPPIC 9 On cabiitet •woods o:r .a-XiXj lexi
ALLCR, lUUULL & UUM Xon. is and SO Spear street, San Franc
OAKLAND.
391
Neal Charles, engineer CPRR, res 1524 Eighth
Neal H H Mrs, res 418 Twelfth
Neal J Mrs, saleslady with John F Snow, res 508| Fifteenth
Neale Charles L, copyist Hall of Records, res 836 Jackson
Nealon John, res 572 Tenth
Nealson Peter, coachman, 1069 Market
Neary Annie, domestic, 1034 Adeline
Nedderman Henry, special policeman, res 423 East Twelfth
Neecfham Albert, clerk with Geo Black, res 939 Wood
Needham's D Sons, Mrs E G Gray agent, 410 Thirteenth
Neel V B Mrs, res 120 Eleventh
Neher Abraham D (Neher & Clement), res 1769 Sixteenth
Neher & Clement (A D Neher and A E Clement), saloon and
restaurant, 1769 Sixteenth
Neil Charles, engineer CPRR, res 1524 Eighth
Neil Elizabeth Mrs, res 171 Eighth
Neil Thomas, clerk with G L Mix
Neil William, plasterer, res 1420 Twelfth
Neill Thomas, clerk, res 815 Washington
Neilson August, laborer, res rear 466 Sixth
Neilson I Miss, res 1016 Sixteenth
Neilson Lena, dressmaker, res 839 Clay
Neilson Peter F, res 1320 Kirkham
Neily Mattie Miss, res 727 Chester
NELLE WILLIAM, meat market, 371 Twelfth, res 485 Prospect
ave
Neller Leopold, brewery, Berkeley, res 513 Frederick
Nelsen Johanna, domestic, res 1021 Ninth ave
Nelsen Mary, domestic, res 463 East Eleventh
Nelson A Miss, res cor Brooklyn and Bay
Nelson C, master mariner, res 110 East Twelfth
Nelson Carl, carpenter, res 1843 Myrtle
Nelson Charles H, harnessmaker, res 964 Cypress
Nelson Christian, coachman, res 490 Orchard
Nelson Christian, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good
Cheer House
Nelson C O, lodgings, cor Broadway and Second
Nelson Daniel, carpenter, res 661 Adeline
Nelson Edward, master mariner, res 4 Maiden Lane
Nelson Edward G, mechanic, res 831 Willow
Nelson Frederick, captain, res 520 East Eleventh
Nelson George G, carpenter S P R R (S F), res 677 Twenty-fifth
Nelson Hans, tailor, res 946 Pine
Nelson J Mrs, res 964 Cypress
Nelson James, laborer CPRR Yards, res Central Hotel
Nelson James W, salesman (S F), res 778 Eleventh
Nelson John F, master mariner, res 310 East Sixteenth
Schafer & Co.:
Hen's, Boys'
and Youths'
CLOTHING,
So. 11 Mont-
gosaerj- St.,
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs_
N. W. COB. 5th ft IIEIHAM STBEETS.
392
OAKLAND.
Nelson Lena Mrs, bakery and restaurant. 403 Eighth, res 849
Clay
Nelson Mary Miss, saleslady Cape Ann Bakery, res NW cor Clay
and Eleventh
Nelson Melvin, planing mill (S F), res 1121 Campbell
Nelson Peter, driver Fruit Vale R R, res 664 East Eighteenth
Nelson Peter, plasterer, res 1678 Atlantic
Nelson William, agent, res 1267 Twelfth ave
Neppert John A, upholsterer with Elijah Hook, res S F
Nerner Charles, barber, 1011 Webster, res 1936 Myrtle
Nei-ney Mary Mrs, res SE cor Oak and Fifth
Nesbitt Jean W Miss, assistant Grove Street Primary School, res
754 Tenth
Nesbitt Josie Miss, res 1354 Eleventh ave
Nestmann Joseph, sawyer, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-first,
Temescal
Nethercott Joseph H, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 1419 Third
Netherton William P, student, res 467 Tenth
Nettleton Eugene B, engineer, res 1844 Grove
Nettleton Miranda I, res 1844 Grove
Neuer Rosa F, teacher Snell's Seminar}'
Neumann Albert, peddler, res 1357 Sixteenth
Neumann Arthur, driver Oakland Tee Works, res 561 Eighth
NEW FULTON MARKET M Rosenberg proprietor, 1274 Mar-
ket
New Jerusalem Mission Sabbath School, Sunday mornings 9:30
to 10:30, 806 Montgomery
New Liberty Bakery, C C Greenough, Chas Smith and Jotham
S Marston proprs, 857 Washington
New Orleans Insurance Association, H Griffin agent, 958 Broad-
way
New York Bakery, McKenzie & Co proprs, 910 Broadway
New York Hotel, James Gibbons propr, SE cor Seventh and
Franklin
New York Tea Co, Geo and James Wallace proprs, 839 Bi-oadway
NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE C0> F M Gilcrest agent, 466
Eighth
Newbert James C, salesman with C and A Nordhausen, res 519
Sixth
Newbert Louis T, cigarmaker with Frederick Stehm, res Union
Hotel
Newbv H C (Newby & West), res 1474 Ninth
NEWBY & WEST (H C Newby and F M West), buggies, wag-
ons, harness and saddles, 473 and 475 Twelfth
Newcomb Lucy Miss, res 534 Fifteenth
Newcomb Warren W, ticket agent San Quentin Ferry (S F),
res Webster nr Howard
SAN FRANCISCO LAU^D^Y «m
.„„ i -t'* Geary St., San Francisco.
4* '{MS2UitMdwa},4KI,iui>(i.
rAMESL BARKER, BERKELEY, Ma»ager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished and houses built for CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
393
NEW CUM BROS (E T and W A Newcum), groceries, fruits and
vegetables. 1120 Center
Newcum E T (Newcum Bros), res 1112 Center
Newcum William, lather, res 1112 Center
Newcum William A (Newcum Bros), res 1112 Center
Newell B R Mrs, res 569 Eighth
Newell C S, remodeler, res 948 Campbell
Newell James, laborer C P R R Yards, res 1420 Seventeenth
Newell Julia Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 807 Castro
Newell S A Mrs, res 2263 Telegraph
Newhouse Henry, wood carver with Burnham, Standeford & Co,
res 213 Sixth
Newkoop John, carpenter, res 960 Clay
Newland Andrew, res Lake Shore ave
Newland Edward (Newland & Pumyea), res 1677 Valdez ave
Newland Edward A Jr, bookkeeper, res 1677 Valdez ave
Newland House, William Kent propr, NE cor Seventh and Wash-
ington
Newland Thomas B, carpenter C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
NEWMAN A C> proprietor Girard House, 955§ Washington
Newman Albert, peddler, res 1357 Sixteenth
Newman Otto, driver Oakland Ice Works
NEWMAN THOMAS, proprietor Pullman Palace Saloon with
pool and billiard parlors attached, 1791 Seventh, res 876
Wood
NEWPORT SWIMMING BATHS: J P Wonderlich proprietor,
Second Avenue Station, Alameda
Newsom John J, architect, res 817 Market
Newsom Joseph C, architect, res 1554 Eighth
Newsom Lavens M, nursery and seed store, 151 East Twelfth)
res 1275 Sixth ave
Newsom Samuel, architect, res cor Fourth ave and East Nine-
teenth
Newsom Thomas D, architect, 456 Eighth, res 817 Market
Newton Chas, capitalist, res cor Hanover ave and Lester
Ney Bryan Marshall, capitalist, res 680 Eighteenth
Neylan James, lumber (S F), res 1267 Eighth
Niagara Fire Insurance Co, Jas L Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
Nicholas John, laborer, res 676 Twenty-seventh
Nicholas Joseph, laborer, res 676 Twenty-seventh
Nicholl Block, NE cor Ninth and Washington
Nichols Ada M Miss, res 459 Twenty-second
Nichols C, fireman C P R R
Nichols Carrie Miss, res 459 Twenty -second
Nichols Chas E, carpenter with W H Weilbye, res 616 Four-
teenth
HnLfMN , DDril/rDV KKA.ini & HIKVEN, Proprietor, tor.
UrlRL^, J D n L « U i! I , TViegraph Avenue and Vnrant Street.
ME?$#ft$sa S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
394
OAKLAND.
Nichols Chas M, surveyor Board of Fire Underwriters (S F), res
1062 Seventh ave
Nichols D G, nailer, res 731 Myrtle
Nichols Elam, res 1062 Seventh ave
Nichols Geo W, carpenter with W H Weilbye, res 463 Twenty-
first
Nichols James J, carpenter with W H Weilbye, 459 Twenty-
second
Nichols Joseph, laborer CPRR
Nichols Stephen D, tinner (S F), res 1382 Broadway
Nichols Win W, brewer, res 1641 San Pablo ave
Nicholson Dena Miss, res 517 Twenty-first
Nicholson Geo J, nursery, NW cor Thirteenth and Webster, res
1703 Grove
Nicholson Isaac E, ph}7sician, office 626 Eighth, res same
Nicholson John H, with E Detrick & Co (S F), res 1211 Alice
Nicholson JohnH, res 517 Twenty-first
Nicholson J Y Mrs, res 1211 Alice
Nicholson Walter, carriagemaker, res 1516 Eighth
Nickerson Everett, bookkeeper (S F), res 1660 Eighth
Nickerson George W, carpenter, res 1721 Myrtle
Nickerson Zenas P Capt, res 911 Willow
Nicklar Geo, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
NICKS RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE, 463 and 465
Seventh
Nicol Mary A Mrs, janitress Clawson Primary School, res 714
Twenty-fifth
Nicolaysen Frank N, with C L Robinson & Co, res 1157 Center
Nicora Bernard (J Adamina & Co), res 822 Twenty-ninth
Niedt Antone, res cor Green and Dalton ave
NiedtT R, laborer, res Halleck ave nr Alice, Butchertown
Nief F A, veterinary surgeon, 1178 Broadway
Niel , roller Judson Works, res Good Cheer House, Emery
Station
Nielsen Carl, employe Pioneer Planing Mill, res Myrtle nr
Twenty-seventh
Nielsen Lars, coachman with N W Spaulding
Niemann Christian, porter with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
(S F), res 142 Hollis
Nightingale Fred, conductor CPRR, res 734 Chester
Nightingale Margaret, nurse, res 1762 Eighth
Nightingill A F Mrs, res cor Brooklyn and Bay
Nightingill Chas B, res cor Brooklyn and Bay
Nightingill G F, conductor CPRR, res 734 Chester
Nigro F, real estate, res 859 Center
Ninth Street Livery Stable, Rofo-rt Glover propr, 570 and
572 Ninth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^{MK^fisa
ALIEN, TUGGLE g CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 & 20 Spear St.
San Francisco
Etc
OAKLAND.
395
Nisbitt M A Mrs, res 1354 Eleventh ave
Nissen Carl, gardener, res 1305 Webster
Nissen Christian, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Center bet A and B
Niver Adelia Mrs, res 713 Third
Nixon Alex B, student, res 529 Twenty-first
Nixon Martha M Mrs, dressmaker, res Minna east of Telegraph
ave, Temescal
Nixon Robert B, carpenter, res Minna east of Telegraph ave,
Temescal
Noble Geo A, clerk (S F), res 1860 William
Noble Jesse W, clerk CPRR, res I860 William
Noble John, tailor, res 1616 Fifteenth
Noble Wm W, farmer and stock-raiser, res 678 Seventeenth
Noblett Edward, clerk with McCleverty & Noblett, res 1058
Alice
Noblett Robert (McCleverty & Noblett), res 1058 Alice
Nobman Chas A, seaman, res 675 Fourth
Noisat Paul, bookkeeper with Peter Noisat, res 580 Fourth
Noisat Peter, liquor saloon, 1233 Broadway, res 580 Fourth
Nolan Ann Miss, dressmaker, 913 Seventh
Nolan Bernard, plasterer, res NW cor Third and Chestnut
Nolan Bridget, res 1213 Fifteenth ave
Nolan Cornelius, expressman, res 712 Twenty-seventh
Nolan Dennis, blacksmith, 410 Sixth, res 714 Linden
Nolan Eugene, sign painter with Vincent P Mitchels, res 752
Brush
Nolan Geo, brass moulder (S F), res 1810 Goss
Nolan Harry, butcher, res 1787 Seventh
Nolan James, engineer Oakland Gas Light Co, res 661 Jefferson
Nolan James, saloon, 420 Seventh, res same
Nolan James E, sign painter with V P Mitchels, res 752 Brush
Nolan John J, clerk with M J Kelley, res 970 Madison
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker (S F), res 1810 Goss
Nolan Michael, laborer CPRR Yards, res 1711 Chase
Nolan Michael, milk ranch, res 1213 Fifteenth ave
Nolan Sarah Miss, dressmaker, res 1810 Goss
Nolan Timothy, teamster, res 709 Clay
Nolan W, laborer, CPRR
Nolan Wm, contractor, res 752 Brush
Nolan Wm H, boots and shoes, 1071 Broadway, res Centennial
House
Nolen Michael J, attorney- at-law (S F), res 843 Madison
Noll Geo Jr, photographer with M A Samuels, res San Fran
cisco
Noll Joseph, saloon, 856 Webster
Nolte Henry, music dealer (S F),«res 717 Tenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Chfe to Order ?:nMo^S£-
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Nommeusen Chas E, liquor saloon, 1226 Broadway, res same
Noonan Dennis, lather, res 652 Linden
Noonan Martin, dispatching engineer C P R R Yards, res 1628
Twelfth
Noonan Patrick, butcher, res Avon, Temescal
Noonan Wm J, farmer, res Avon, Temescal
Nor Andrew J (Eiben & Nor), res 1701J Eighth
NOR CHRIS H- livery stables, horses, rockaways, carriages and
buggies constantly on hand, 1565 Seventh, Center Street
Station
Norcross James, res 1019 Willow
Norcutt Annie Miss, res 819 Filbert
Norcutt Zachary T, brakeman S P R R, res 819 Filbert
NORDHAUSEN C & A (Chas C and Ernest A Nordhausen),
clothing and furnishing goods, 1051 Broadway
Nordhausen Chas C (C & A Nordhausen), res 1322 Adeline
Nordhausen Ernest (C & A Nordhausen), res 319 Sixth
Nordhausen Mary, res 319 Sixth
Nordyke B R, clerk Signs of the Times, res 814 Twelfth
Norgrove John, trunkmaker (S F), res 975 Pine
NORMAN ELLEN MRS. groceries and market, SE cor Jefferson
and Third, res 579 Third
Norman Wm, car repairer C P R R, res 668 East Sixteenth
Normand Lawrence, glovemaker, res 5C6 Fifth
Normandin Louis, res San Pablo ave bet Thirty -sixth and Thirty-
seventh
Norr Andrew H, hackman, res 1565 Seventh
Norris C R (Norris & Moore), res Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Norris Edward, teamster, res 920 Thirt}^-sixth
Norris James C, clerk P C S S Co (S F;, res 1268 Harrison
Norris James H, bookkeeper, res 526 Tenth
Norris Wm E, druggist, res 1261. Jefferson
Norris Wm L, machinist, res 1261 Jefferson
Norris & Moore (C R Norris & C W Moore), groceries, e s Tele-
graph ave bet Birch and Vernon
North Albert, res 220 Center
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO, Strong
& Watson agents, 470 Ninth
North German Fire Insurance Co of Hamburg, Martens &
Meese agts, 907 Washington
NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING AND CAR CO. Geo
W Morrison manager, 654 Washington
Northey V S (Northey & Wagar), res 553 East Fifteenth
Northey & Wagar (V S Northey and L Wagar), carriage manu-
facturers, SE cor East Twelfth and Sixteenth ave
Noi thnagle Geo W, upholsterer, res 526 Thirty-fifth
Northrup B C, foreman Jute Mill, res 460 East Twelfth
ST lAHftinttV WASHING DOSE AT SHORT NOTICE.
. T. LfiUHUnl. Office, 33 Gearr St., S. F.. and SO* Broadway. Oakland.
j^LV.t^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., tyW $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
397
Northup E Geo, res 1714 Seward
Norton B R, manager Oakland Ice Works, res Grand bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara, Alameda
Norton Frank B, Feiling, Norton & Co (S F), res 527 Eighteenth
Norton Jas, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Norton John A (Turk & Norton), res 574 Sixteenth
Norton Martin, gardener, res Avon, Temescal
Norton Rachaei Miss, res 2106 Telegraph ave
Norton Reuben (Noyes & Norton, S F), res 1508 Ninth
Norton Wm, coachman with P J Galpin,res Clarcmont ave, Tem-
escal
Norton Wm H, train dispatcher C P R R, res 934 Pine
Noyer Frank, gardener, Twenty-sixth nr Broadway
Noyes Bartholomew, attorney-at-law (S F), res 2023 Summit
Noyes Martin R, carpenter, res 476 East Eleventh
No}Tes Mary C, res 2023 Summit
Noyes Wm, with John Sanderson, res East Brooklyn
Noyes Wm, mining engineer, res 2023 Summit
Nugent Frederick C, laborer, res 1872 Atlantic
Nugent Jas, saloon keeper, 879 Washington, res same
Nunan John J, marble cutter with Wm Collins, res John nr Web-
ster
Nunan Matthew C, meterman San Francisco Gas Light Co, res
918 Henry
Nunan Thos W, carpenter, res 1461 Third
Nunenmacher Robt, gardener, res 1669 Valdez
Nunes J, laborer C P R R
Nunes Petonie, laborer C P R R, res 1365 Eighteenth
Nusbaumer Emil, attorney-at-law and justice of peace of Oak-
land Township, 859 Broadway, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Nusbaumer F Mrs, assistant Irving Grammar School, res 814
Fourteenth
Nusbaumer Geo L, county surveyor, office 4, Court House, res 814
Fourteenth
Nutting David W, conductor C P R R, res 864 Chester
Nutting Geo H, conductor C P R R, res 864 Chester
Nyboe Andreas P, gardener, cor Webster and Piedmont Road
Nye Edward, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Nye Stephen G (Nye & Richardson), res San Leandro
Nye & Richardson (S G Nye and J B Richardson), attorneys-at-
law, 456 Eighth, rooms 8, 9, and 10
Nyland H, gardener, res Eureka Hotel
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Oak Grove Tannery, s s East Twelfth opp Eighteenth ave
Oak Leaf Lodge No 35, A O U W, 377 Twelfth
Oak Ora, clerk with A L Bancroft & Co (S F),res 912 Filbert
Oakes Wm J, sign writer, 366 Thirteenth, res n s Thirty-ninth
nr Grove
OAKLAND, ALAMEDA AND BERKELEY DIRECTORY, L M
McKenney & Co publishers, 470 Ninth, Oakland, 518
Clay, S F
Oakland and San Francisco Express, Henrj' S Jones propr, SW
cor Sixth and Broadway
Oakland Artesian Water Co, Wm H Finch superintendent, office
991 Pine
OAKLAND ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVING CO, L F Reichling
manager, L F Shepherd superintendent, office 466 Ninth
OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS, EC Sessions president, Wm
W Garth waite cashier, NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
OAKLAND BRASS WORKS, Chas H Pond manager, 463
Third
OAKLAND BREWERY, Kraram & Dieves proprietors, cor Tele-
graph ave and Durant
Oakland Broom Factory, Lewis Carpenter propr, NE cor Thir-
teenth and Webster
OAKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH IN-
STITUTE, W J McGarvey principal, 1069 Broadway
Oakland Business Agency, Appley & Schottler proprietors, 859
Broadway
Oakland Chapter No 26, RAM, Jas Lentell secretary, meets at
Masonic Temple
Oakland City Flouring Mills, Hickok, Schroeder &Coproprs, 417
Third
Oakland Commandry No 11, K T, Samuel T Black recorder,
meets at Masonic Temple
Oakland Council No 12, R and S M, E Winchester recorder,
meets at Masonic Temple
Oakland Engine Co No 3, 1671 Eighth
Oakland Fire Insurance Co, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
SftiTFRANCISCO LAUNDRY •^^{&*UWRfiffifflga.
ALIEN, TUGGLE I CO., OAK PLANK,"SK
Spear St.
IJCHUORST,
Importer
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[EWELRY
Silrerware,
Pr«cious
Stones,
Etc.
315 J St.,
Sacramento
OAKLAND.
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WACHHORST,
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315
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Oakland Frauen Verein, meets at Gemiania Hall once each
month
Oakland Five Kindergarten, Miss Abbie H Houseman principal,
659} Broadway
OAKLAND FREE LIBRARY, Miss Ina D Coolbrith librarian,
Fourteenth nr City Hall
OAKLAND GAS LIGHT CO. Joseph G Eastman president, J A
Britton secretary, works cor First and Washington and
First and Jefferson, office 483 Ninth cor Washington
OAKLAND GAS LIGHT COMP'Y
OFFICE, S. E. COR. NINTH AND WASHINGTON.
Gras, Cooking;, I Heating* Stoves,
CLEAREST FIRE, CHEAPEST FUEL-ECONOMY.
COKE AND COAL TAR FOR SALE.
OFFICERS:
JOS. <,. EASTLAND President
J. A. BRITTON Secretary
VAN L. EASTLAXD Superintendent
Oakland Grove No 24, A O O Druids, meets at Germania Hall
every Wednesday
OAKLAND HOME INSURANCE CO, Wm P Jones president, Wm
F Blood secretary, NW cor Ninth and Washington
Oaklam I High School, J B McChesney principal, NW cor Twelfth
and Market
OAKLAND ICE WORKS, R R Thompson proprietor, B R Norton
manager, 365 Tenth
Oakland Iron Works, Scoville & Co proprs, NE cor Second and
Jefferson
OAKLAND INDEPENDENT (weekly), Moffitt & Burke publish
ers and proprietors, 459 Ninth
"OAKLAND JOURNAL" (weekly German newspaper), A M
Schutt proprietor, 832 Webster
Oakland Liberal League No 256, 1058 Broadway
Oakland Light Cavalry Armory, 1064 Washington
Oakland Lodge of Perfection No 12, A and A S Rite, L W Al-
lum secretary, meets at Masonic Temple
Oakland Lodge No 188, F and A M, Albah K Clark secretary,
meets at Masonic Temple
Oakland Lumber Yard, Samuel Merritt propr, cor First and
Washington
Oakland Norma! School, Wm C Dodge principal, 1219 Webster
Oakland Observatory, on square bounded by Jefferson, Grove,
Tenth and Eleventh
Schafer & Co.: STS&ff CLOTHING, %£5E- San Francisco.
Washington Breivery,
Westfrmann A Co., Proprs.
N. W. COE. 5th 4 KI2EHA14 STEEETS.
400
OAKLAND.
Oakland Pickle Factory, Franke & Lewis proprs, 1622 Grove
Oakland Pickle Works, Win Vander Weele propr, SW cor Third
and Lewis
Oakland Planing Mill, Burnheim, Standeford & Co proprs, Wash-
ington from First to Second
Oakland Post-office, junction Broadway and San Pablo ave
"OAKLAND PRESS." DeWitt C Lawrence editor and proprietor,
1520 Seventh
OAKLAND RAILROAD CO, J S Emery president, H H Towns
secretary, G Y Loring superintendent, office 921 Broadway
OAKLAND REPORTER ', J R Wharton manager, 912 Broad-
way
OAKLAND ROLLER SKATING RINK. Allen Bros proprietors,
419 Thirteenth
Oakland Sanitarium, Daniel Stuart propr, 1920 Seventh
Oakland Steam Carpet Beating Establishment, Wm & Frank
Conklin proprs, Twenty-first bet Telegraph ave and New
Broadway
Oakland Theater, Fred W Bert manager, Twelfth bet Webster
and Harrison
OAKLAND TRANSFER CO, Oscar Fitch and Wm Vulguth
proprietors, 962 Broadway, 3 Post and 28 Market (S F),
Masons Store, East Oakland
"OAKLAND TRIBUNE." W E Dargie manager, T T Dargie sec-
retary
Oakland Trotting Park, Edward Wiard propr, w s San Pablo
ave, 2 miles NW from City Hall
Oakland Turn Verein, meets Monday and Friday for practice,
business meeting on Wednesday, Germania Hall
Obenauer Geo, tailor, res 765 Jackson
Ober Morris, clerk with A M Wachs, res 1214 Broadway
Oberg Gustave, laborer Narrow Gauge R R wharf, res 307 Third
Oberg Martin, laborer, res Prospect ave east of Broadway
O'Brien Annie, domestic, 1325 Alice
O'Brien Bridget, 1817 Goss
O'Brien Carrie Miss, res 819 Fifteenth
O'Brien Daniel, clerk with D Ryan, res 301 Second
O'Brien David, picklemaker, res 1563 Third
O'Brien Edward, plumber, res 1817 Goss
O'Brien Ellen, res 1432 Linden
O'Brien Frank R, commandant's clerk California Military Acad-
emy, cor Telegraph and Prospect ave
O'Brien James, laborer, res 1765 Seventh
O'Brien J M, fireman C P R R
O'Brien John, caulker, res 1453 Fifth
O'Brien John, hostler, res 708 Franklin
O'Brien John, laborer, res 301 Second
S. F.
WaNliiii- WKLL DOnrJBat VERY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad -vay, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, a^EfNLsg|TAANTcEE, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
401
O'Brien Kate, domestic, 1250 Franklin
O'Brien Kate Miss, housekeeper with Mrs M Bettman, 513 Tenth
O'Brien Margaret Miss, res Folger ave nr San Pablo, Butcher-
town
O'Brien Mary Miss, milliner, res 476 Thirteenth
O'Brien M, fireman CPRR, res Central Hotel
O'Brien Mary, waitress Merritt House
O'Brien Matthew, carpenter, res 129 Hannah
O'Brien Michael, fireman CPRR, res 814 Atlantic
O'Brien Michael, millwright, res 1468 Ninth
O'Brien Michael V, carpenter, res 1829 William
O'Brien Patrick, hostler with M L Decker, res 1507 Broadway
O'Brien Philip, laborer CPRR
O'Brien Philip, laborer, res 715 Lewis
OBrien Stella Miss, assistant Harrison Street School, res cor
Third and Jones
O'Brien Thomas, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
O'Brien Thomas, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good
Cheer House, Emery Station
O'Brien Thos E, salesman with Lyon & Kinsey, res 963 Jefferson
O'Brien Thomas H, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res San
Leandro
O'Brien William (Clooney & O'Brien), res 1517 Fifth
O'Brien William S, deputy county clerk, res 1817 Goss
O'Callaghan Win, marine engineer, res 831 Peralta
Occidental Club, 461J Twelfth
Occidental Lodge No 484, I O O F, meets at Germania Hall
on Tuesdays
Ockerstrum Peter, fireman, res 1406 Eighteenth
O'Connell Bridget Miss, res 809 Sixteenth
O'Connell Daniel, sash and blindmaker, res 1712 William
O'Connell Hannah Miss, with M S Smith & Co, res 757 Jefferson
O'Connell James, grocer, res 1002 Twenty-fourth
O'Connell John, teamster with E A Brown, res 810 Alice
O'Connell Julia, domestic, 914 Chester
O'Connell M, car cleaner CPRR Yards
O'Connell Martin, butcher with Henry Roberts, res 766 Twenty-
first
O'Connell Mary E Miss, dressmaker, res 1712 William
O'Connell Michael, watchman, res 687 Twenty-fifth
O'Connell Patrick, teamster with F Barnard & Co, res 473
Twenty third
O'Connell Patrick J (O'Connell & Co), res 915 Grove
O'Connell Peter, laborer CPRR, res 811 Magnolia
O'Connell Win, clerk, res 1712 William
O'Connell Win, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 473 Locust
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O'Connell William, upholsterer with Bankhead Bros, res Mansion
House
O'Connell Wm, laborer, res 473 Twenty-third
O'Connell Wm J, horse dealer, res 1721 Fourteenth
O'Connell & Co (P J O'Connell and P J O'Connor), dry goods,
460 Ninth
O'Connor Annie, dressmaker with Mrs E W Johnson, res 1175
Sixteenth ave
O'Connor Bridget Miss, res 809 Sixteenth
O'Connor Bryan, laborer, res 1783 William
O'Connor Edward, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Shell Mound
O'Connor Jeffrey, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
O'Connor Jeremiah, stone contractor and roadmaster, Alameda
County, Webster
O'Connor J M, laborer, res Overland House
O'Connor John, engineer, res 1502 Fitch
O'Connor John, foreman CPRR
O'Connor John, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
O'Connor John, gardener, res 1175 Sixteenth ave
O'Connor John, R R employe, res 667 Seventh
O'Connor John, janitor Broadway and Twenty -fifth Street
School
O'Connor M, laborer CPRR
O'Connor Martin, butcher, 464 Eleventh, res 766 Twenty-first
O'Connor Mary, domestic, 973 Fifth ave
O'Connor Maurice, gardener, res 1168 Seventh
O'Connor Michael, stone cutter with Jeremiah O'Connor, res 722
Second
O'Connor Patrick, blacksmith (S F), res 963 Franklin
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, res 1664 Atlantic
O'Connor Peter C, expressman, res 1505 Fifth
O'Connor Timothy, laborer CPRR, res 1012 Cypress
O'Connor William, laborer, res 168 Fifth
O'Dare Annie, domestic, 126 Ninth
O'Day Daniel, stock-dealer, Prospect ave east of Broadway
O'Day Edward, laborer CPRR, res 1765 Seventh
O'Dav John, employe CPRR, res 1765 Seventh
Odbo'rtGhoE, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 734 Henry
Odd Fellows' Hall, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin
Odd Fellows' Hall (East Oakland), SE cor East Twelfth and
Tenth ave
Odd Fellows' Hall Association, Geo W Lewis secretary, NW cor
Eleventh and Franklin
Odd Fellows' Library, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin
O'Dea J, laborer CPRR
S. F. IAUNPEY.
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CS 3e»ry St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TOGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,»C?r.a3sr"
OAKLAND.
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O'Dea Michael, shoe cutter (S F), res SW cor Sixteenth and Pe
ralta
O'Donnell B, laborer CPRR
O'Donnell Delia, domestic, 163 Tenth
O'Donnell James, employe CPRR, res 815 Seventh
O'Donnell John, laborer, res 1672 Third
O'Donnell Joseph, laborer CPRR, res SE cor Fifteenth and Cy
press
O'Donnell Michael, liquor saloon, 811 Seventh
O'Donnell Thomas, constable, res cor Thirteenth ave and East
Fourteenth
O'Donohue Kate Miss, res 1557 Webster
O'Donovan Samuel, assistant weigher Custom House (S F), rea
1016 Pine
Ofte Frederick, laborer, res 514 East Fifteenth
O'Gara Chas B, driver Oakland Engine Co No 3, res 1671
Eighth
O'GARA M J. proprietor Bycicle Exchange, 1454 Seventh, res
SW cor Seventh and Center
Ogden Frank B, attorney-at-law, 453 Eighth, res 486 Merrimac
Ogden Nettie, cook Pacific Press Boarding House, 1067 Castro
Ogden R Clarence, official short-hand reporter Department 3
Superior Court, res 486 Merrimac
O'Grady Adelia Miss, res 1103 Third
O'Grady Coleman, stone mason, res 1103 Third
O'Grady Mollie Miss, res 1103 Third
O'Hale Henry, foreman carpenter CPRR, res 971 Pine
O'Halloran Ella, domestic, 1258 Webster
O'Halloran Maurice, laborer, res 732 Chester
O'Hara Margaret, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
O'Hare Charles, toolmaker, 512 Seventh, res 1641 Market
O'Harnet Henry M, switchman CPRR, res 948 Campbell
Ohling Erick, carpenter, res 1014 Pine
Ohlsen Jacob, driver, res 615 East Twelfth
Ohlson William, cooper, res 1913 Magnolia
Ohme Chas J, carpenter, res 1012 Twenty-fourth
O'Keefe Mrs, res Clinton House
O'Keefe Daniel, shoemaker, SE cor Twelfth ave and East
Twelfth
O'Keefe Daniel, watchman CPRR, res 1670 Atlantic
O'Keefe Thomas J, insurance agent (S F), res cor Montgomery
and Howard
Olaine F X, patternmaker, res 978 East Sixteenth
Olaine Julius, patternmaker, res 978 East Sixteenth
Olaine S W, machinist, res 978 East Sixteenth
Olander Albert, laborer CPRR, res 814 Twenty-eighth
Olcese Frank, capitalist, res 1827 Seventh
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OAKLAND.
Old Ladies' Home of Oakland, Linden Lane nr Broadway, North
Temescal
O'Leary Cornelius, gasfitter, res 125G Market
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer, res 863 Lydia
O'Leary Patrick, plasterer, res 1534 Brush
Oline Amanda, domestic, 364 Fourteenth
Oliver Mary A Mrs, res 819 Filbert
Oliver James, res 1715 Filbert
Oliver Joseph P, mechanical engineer, res 1557 Broadway
Oliver Justine, barber, 465 Sixth, res 2123 Adeline
Oliver Laura M Miss, res 1557 Broadway
Oliver Lillie Miss, corsetmaker, res 74 Valley
Oliver Wm Letts, mining secretary (S F), res 1110 Twelfth
Oliver Wm W, res 1008 West
Ollis Laura Mrs, dressmaker, res 881 Twenty-second
Olmstead Fanny Mrs, res 1416| San Pablo ave
Olmstead J M, lumber surveyor, res 1218 Tenth ave
Olmsted Henry A (Gaylord & Olmsted), res 674 Thirty-fourth
Olmsted House, Mrs L H Olmsted proprietress, 1235 Telegraph
ave
Olmsted Louisa H Mrs, proprietress Olmsted House, 1235 Tele-
gra] h ave
Olney C C Mrs, res 566 East Sixteenth
Olney P de'S, Tribune Publishing Co, res 566 East Sixteenth
Olney Warren, attorney-at-law (S F), res 481 Prospect
Olofson Sylvester, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 1761
Hiram Park
Olsen Andrew, employe Nail Works, res 128 Ettie
Olsen Caroline, domestic, Vernon Heights
Olsen Christ H. driver Whitney & Co's express (Alameda), res
Loyal Oak Hotel
Olsen Geo 0, clerk with Chas L Taylor, res Garfield House
Olsen Gustave, blacksmith, res 1656 Twelfth
Olsen Henry C, seaman, res 228 Ettie
Olsen Hilma, domestic, 1608 Telegraph ave
Olsen John, carpenter Oakland Planing Mill, res 1765 Lincoln
Olsen John, seaman, res 235 Ettie
Olsen Lottie, domestic, res 520 Sycamore
Olsen Louis, laborer, res NW cor Market and Twenty-fourth
Olsen Mathias, master mariner, res 1020 Wood
Olsen Oscar, salesman with C L Taylor, res 462 Ninth
Olsen Rosmus, carpenter, res 908 Willow
Olsen Therwald, shoe cutter with E Bernheim & Co, res 410
Tenth
Olufs Luella Mrs, res 2236 Telegraph ave
Olufs Oluf B, bookkeeper (S F), res 2286 Telegraph ave
Olympic Athletic Club Grounds, cor Thirteenth and Center
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY »«~* {S£s^J&,£ssssl
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plana tuiuisbed ana houses built tor CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
405
O'Malia Edward, laborer, res 1621 Magnolia
O'Malley Fannie, domestic, 434 Twelfth
O'Mara P; laborer CPRR
O'Meara Joanna Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, res 859
Folsom, San Francisco
O'Neal House, R W O'Neal proprietor, Emery Station opposite
Judson Manufacturing Works
O'Neal Raymond W, proprietor O'Neal House, Emery Station
O'Neil Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
O'Neil Arthur V, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1361
Sixteenth
O'Neil Con, laborer CPRR, res 887 Bay
O'Neil Con, saloon, 1835 Seventh, res 887 Bay
O'Neil Con Jr, laborer CPRR, res 887 Bay
O'Neil Edmund C, instructor of chemistry Berkeley University,
res 1403 Chestnut
O'Neil Edward, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 1514 Seventh
O'Neil Edward, fruits, 15 14£ Seventh
O'Neil Eugene, mechanical engineer, res 1403 Chestnut
O'Neil John, laborer, res San Pablo ave nr Sutter, Temescal
O'Neil Mary Miss, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 864
Clay
O'Neil M J, car repairer S P C R R
O'Neill Catherine, domestic with E H Pardee, res 672 Eleventh
O'Neill Dennis, stone cutter with J O'Connor, res 712 Lin
den
O'Neill Edward, stone cutter, res 712 Linden
O'Neill Ellen, domestic, 1143 Myrtle
O'Neill John, laborer, res San Pablo ave, Temescal
O'Neill Wm, farmer, res San Pablo ave, Temescal
O'Niel Charles J Mrs, furnished rooms, 321 Sixth
O'Niel M J Mrs, dressmaker, res 368 Tenth
Openshaw Joseph H, engineer CPRR, res 1814 Goss
OPERA HOUSE SAL00N> J B Brandon proprietor, NE cor
Twelfth and Webster
OPPOSITION BOAT HOUSE, Mrs Alexander Smith proprietress,
Lake Merritt
Opposition Ice Co, Collett & Co proprietors, 515 Fourth
Oram John Jr, telegraph operator CPRR, res 761 Fourth
Oram John, light-house tender, res 761 Fourth
Orazo A, teamster J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
Summer and Clifton
Orchard Wm H, farmer, res 956 Castro
Order of Eastern Star (Oak Leaf Chapter No 8), Maud Howard
secretary, meets at Masonic Temple
O'Reilly Michael, coal oil dealer, res 728 Linden
Orelup John K, plasterer, res 1827 Linden
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KRAMM & OIEVES, Proprietors. < or.
Trlegmph Avenue and Uurant Street.
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Oriard Theodore, physician, office 969 Broadway, room 41, res
San Francisco
Orinnion Peter, carpenter and builder, res 759 Seventh
Orion Lodge No 189, I O 0 F, meets every Saturday in Odd
Fellows' Hall, East Oakland
Orme John, porter CPRR, res 761 Fourth
Orme John W, freight clerk CPRR, Emery Station, res 761
Fourth
Orme Richard, clerk CPRR, Sixteenth Street Station, res 761
Fourth
Ormsby Albert, carriage washer with A H Hecon, res 1352 San
Pablo
Ormsby Charles W, carpenter, res 1310 Harrison
Ormsby Elijah S, jeweler, 1458 Seventh, res 1306 Harrison
ORMSBY ELON D- photographer, 1055 Broadway, res 1002
Chester
Orone Rebecca, domestic, cor Fourth ave and East Nineteenth
O'Rourke John, dairyman, res NE cor Fortieth and Telegraph
ave,Temescal
O'Rourke John J, dairyman, res NE cor Fortieth and Telegraph
ave, Temescal
O'Rourke Mamie Miss, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
O'Rourke Thomas, upholsterer with Elijah Hook, res Ross House
Orr Charles, laborer, res 715 Clay
Orr House, cor Fifteenth and San Pablo ave
Orr John C, painter with J A Moore, res 715 Clay
Orr John K (Orr & Atkins, S F), res 1116 Alice
Orr Peter, miner, res 1366 San Pablo
Orra Frank, res 2025 East Fourteenth
Orrick Jennie Miss, res 1226 Fourteenth
Orrick Oliver S, paints and oils, 403 Market, res 1226 Fourteenth
Orth Fred, butcher with Rudolph Orth, res 1695 Eighth
Orth Otto F, butcher, res 1695 Eighth
Orth Rudolph, butcher, 1695 Eighth, res same
Orth Rudolph Mrs, proprietress Sacramento Lodging House, 1787
Seventh, res 1695 Eighth
Ortman Caroline L Mrs, res 861 Chester
Orton B H, res 1010 West
0SB0RN JOHN W, searcher of records, 969 Broadway, res 822
Sixteenth
Osborne Frederick, brakeman CPRR, res 529 Eighth
Osborne H C Mrs, teacher with Miss S B Bisbee, res Oak bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Osborne James, laborer, res 1 Bay
Osborne Oakley, salesman, res 529 Eighth
Osborne William M, insurance agent (S F), res 304 Ninth
Osburn Wm, wood turner CPRR, res 1020 Wood
ST I RlllinUV W \SHI\i; IMHK AT XiHOKT \OTMT..
. r. LAUWUnl. Office, 3S Geary St., S. F., and &»* Broadway, Oakland.
AILEN, TUGGLE t CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS.'S&g.Bgr
STEADY
VOUR
Ner.es
OAKLAND.
407
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CD
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Tuthill,
Cox & Co.
537 Clay
Street,
San
Fraucisco.
Osgood B S, carpenter CPRR, res 1804 Eleventh
OSGOOD HOWARD L West Oakland Pharmacy, 1760 Seventh
res same
O'Shea Anna, domestic, 592 Sycamore
O'Shea Michael, laborer, res 1765 Seventh
Oshler Mrs, res 706 Grove
Oshner Otto, brass finisher, res 626 Third
Osmunson Serie Miss, res 909 East Fifteenth
Ossenbruggen John, saloon, 315 East Twelfth
Ostrander Charles E, res 909 Myrtle
Ostrander Edward H, mail agent, res 909 Myrtle
O'Sullivan Daniel, laborer, res 1026 Twenty-second
O'Sullivan T J, laborer with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 517
Third
Otahal Marie Miss, res 664 Twelfth
Otey Mercer, collector San Francisco Gas Light Co, res 610 Twelfth
O'Toole (J P O'Toole & Co), res Arlington House
O'Toole J P & Co (J P O'Toole), dry goods, 953 Washington
Ott Apolonia, res 713 Third
Ott Charles W, tinsmith with M De La Montana, res 713 Third
Ott Fred W, tinner, res 713 Third
Ott Henry, tinner California Oil Works, res 713 Third
Ott John, laborer, res 2218 Peralta
Otten Peter, chicken ranch, res 1380 Eighteenth
Otto C, res 1816 William
Ough Joseph, attorney-at-law, res 1515 Ninth ave
Outzan L, teamster J Lusk's Canning Co, Claremont ave bet
Summer and Clifton
Overacre Peter J, commission agent (S F), res 1018 Clay
OVERLAND HOUSE, Burns & Walsh proprietors, cor First and
Broadway
OVERLAND SHORT LINE TICKET OFFICE, J M Davies general
agent, M J Leavy Oakland ticket agent, office NE cor
Broadway and Seventh
Overland Ticket Office, V W Gaskell agent, 466 Ninth
Overmohle Susan Mrs, res 909 Fiith
Oviatt Genevieve Miss, artist, res 277 Eighth
Oviatt John H, helper Oakland Planing Mills, res 608 Sixteenth
Owen C W, stair builder Oakland Planing Mills, res 324 Fourth
Owen Daniel C, superintendent registry division post-office (S F),
res 1210 Adeline
Owen Elizabeth, res 819 Filbert
Owen Elizabeth H, res Erie east of Telegraph ave
Owen Robert R, conductor CPRR, res 562 East Eleventh
Owen Roderick S, canvasser, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-
first, Teme.scal
Owen Wilson J (Grayson, Harrell & Co), res Galindo Botel
Schafer & Co.: »*£?£ CLOTHING.
XiL?S£ San Francisco.
Washington Brewery \
Weatrnnann A Co., Proprs.
N. W. COB. 5th k EIEIHAJf STSEETS.
408
OAKLAND.
Owens Arthur J, clerk, res 811 Washington
Owens D, painter, res 1804 Seventh
Owens Edward, heater Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 631
Brush
Owens Julia res 8371 Brush
Owens Peter, res 610 Ninth
Owens Stephen, carpenter, res 889 Bay
Oxford Sophie Miss, seamstress, 963 Webster
Oyarzo Carmen, res Forty -third bet Telegraph ave and Grove,
Temescal
PITTSBURGH,
Philadelphia, Portland, Prescott. Secure Yonr
Tickets at General Ticket Office, Xo. 2 Sew llonlgomery Street,
under Palace Hotel, San Francisco, via Overland Short Line,
Central Pacific, CHICAGO ASD SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Pacific Bell Telephone Co, American District Telegraph Co,
Masonic Temple Building
Pacific Coast Agency for Standard Inventions, B F Bush agent,
954 Broadway
PACIFIC COAST PLANING MILLS- A Kendall & Co proprie-
tors, cor Second and Grove
PACIFIC IRON AND NAIL CO G F Walker superintendent,
First bet Market and Myrtle
Pacific Lodge No 7, A 0 U W, 377 Twelfth
PACIFIC PRESS- printers, binders and electrotypers, C H Jones
vice-president and manager, SW cor Twelfth and Castro,
San Francisco branch office 529 Commercial
Pacific Restaurant. Crebbin & Walker proprietors, 469 Eleventh
Pack J W, mining engineer, res 610 Seventeenth
Packard H F, brakeman CPRR, res 811 Lewis
Packer Warren, foreman with A W Swett, res cor Twelfth ave
and East Twentieth
Paddock C M Mrs, res 618 Eighth
Paddock William A, painter, res 515 Sixth
Padelford E Otis, nailer, res 859 Castro
Pfige F J Mrs, res cor Twelfth and Sixth ave
Page Francis S, bookkeeper with Dr S Merritt, res 960 Oak
Page George F, teacher music, office 1120 Thirteenth, res 560
Sixteenth
Page James, teamster, res Green nr Dal ton ave, Butchertown
Page John, blacksmith CPRR, res 942 Wood
O.
F. LAUNDRY.
WaHhing WKLL- UOSRatVERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
[AMES L. BARKER
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
409
Page Nathaniel C, clerk with E A James, res Alameda
Page Orrin, butcher, res 1107 Tenth ave
Paget J H, machinist Northwestern Manufacturing and Car Co,
res 654 Washington
Pagge Antonio, waiter Barnum Restaurant, res 646 Broadway
Pagge Leonard, manager Barnum Restaurant, res 646 Broadway
Pagge Peter (P Pagge & Co), res SE cor Broadway and Seventh
PAGGE PETER & CO (Peter Pagge and Peter Lavorel), proprie-
tors Barnum Restaurant, SE cor Broadway and Seventh
Pagoda Hill Kindergarten, Miss Mary Phelps principal, 1513 Tel-
egraph ave
Paine John, carpenter, res 1371 Tenth
Palace Dye Works, C J Holmes propr, 1152 Broadway
PALACE MARKET. Gay & Trenschel proprietors, SE cor Seventh
and Myrtle
Pale Maria, domestic, 326 East Nineteenth
Palinbaum Solomon, painter and glazier, res 856 Isabella
Pallies Alexander, commission merchant (S F), res cor Thirty-
eighth and Telegraph ave
Palm Charles, traveling salesman, res 259 Fourth
Palm Cyrus, res 259 Fourth
Palmer Adele, res 1464 Market
Palmer Albert R, salesman (S F), res 1026 Chestnut
Palmer Alma Miss, res Forty-eighth nr Telegraph ave
PALMER A W. harness and saddlery, 1050 Broadway, res 1004
Broadway
Palmer Burt N, commercial traveler, res Fortieth nr Telegraph
ave
Palmer Charles, packer California Steel Works, res Oakland
Trotting Park
PALMER CHARLES E, cashier Union National Bank, res San
Leandro
Palmer Cyrus P, clerk Capitol Flour Mills, res 963 Center
Palmer, Eastman & Blake (C F H Palmer, M Eastman and
Blake), stone quarry, McAdam east of Broadway
Palmer Edward F, stock broker (S F), res 1258 Webster
Palmer George M, clerk, res Oakland Trotting Park
Palmer Henry, cook, res 553 Sixth
Palmer Henry, cook La Clede House
PALMER HENRY A, president Union National Bank, res e s
Piedmont way, nr Bancroft way, Berkeley
Palmer Jacob, Capitol Flour Mills (S F), res 963 Center
Palmer Joseph, painter, res 1663 Sixteenth
Palmer Joseph S, shoemaker with Champlin & Williamson, res
Winters Hotel
Palmer J W, lumber surveyor (S F), res 1026 Chestnut
Palmer Leora Miss, teacher music, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
C&KLAND BREWERY,
KBAMJI & l»[|',»l'.S, Proprietors. « or.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzinif!i»mS& Fresco & Decorative Artists
410
OAKLAND.
Palmer R C, fireman CPRR, res San Francisco
Pantosky Bessie Miss, teacher music, res 515 Fourth
Pantosky Herman, poultry dealer, res 515 Fourth
Pantoskey Jacob, poultry dealer, res 837 Webster
Paoli F & Co (F Paoli and A Duraud), liquors, 909 Seventh
Paoli Francisco (F Paoli & Co), res 909 Seventh
Papworth Alonzo, mattressmaker with John Williams, res 708
Twenty-sixth
Para Jos, laborer with E A Brown, res Washington Hotel
Paradi Paul, scavenger, res 628 Filbert
Paradise J G, gardener, res cor Fourth ave and East Twenty-
fourth
Parcells Charles B, manager Hall Safe and Lock Co (S F), res
472 Edwards
Pardee E H, oculist and aurist (S F), res 672 Eleventh
Pardon Al, farmhand with J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont
ave bet Summer and Clifton
Parish C L, carpenter, res 1076 Twenty-first
Parish Harry, student, res 1076 Twenty-first
PARISIAN DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS, 27 Tenth (S
F), F Thomas & Co proprietors, 466 Twelfth
Park Alvin, coachman, 1023 Linden
Park Charles O, painter CPRR shops, res 653 Seventh
Park Shubael, with Walker & Co, res Centennial House
Parker Abner, res 667 East Nineteenth
Parker Albert B, bookkeeper, res 1277 Ninth ave
Parker Albert P, clerk with Dempster & Keys (S F), res 1249
Center
Parker C E & Son (Charles E and Edward C Parker), produce and
fruits, NE cor Twelfth ave and East Twelfth
Parker Charles E (C E Parker & Son), res 600 East Twelfth
Parker Clarence K, student, res Lee nr Vernon ave
Parker C M, miner, res 513 Eleventh
Parker C M Miss, dressmaker with Mrs E W Johnson, res 513
Eleventh
Parker Edward C (C E Parker & Son), res 600 East Twelfth
Parker Edward S, insurance agent (S F), res 55 Center
Parker E J, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 57 Valley
Parker F A Mrs, assistant Durant School, res 677 Twenty-fourth
Parker Frank H, clerk, res 981 Campbell
Parker Frank W, fancy goods, 1452 Seventh, res NE cor Wood
and Eighth
Parker Geo A, Union Box Factory (S F), res 981 Campbell
Parker Geo B, laborer CPRR, "res 1072 Wood
Parker Grace, domestic, 1397 Alice
Parker H G, lumber contractor (Carson City, Nev), res Lee nr
Vernon ave
HOUSE,
UlilNbl
Centrally
Located.
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and Commi
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S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;<><»l> WORK, L.OW B'KMKS. «HH'-«>,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 8G2 Broadway. 0*K.lattu.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO./^
fOH. 18 and 2<» Sjwbi- street, San Kranciw ■•
OAKLAND.
411
JEWELRV
Silverware.
Precious
Stonms.
Parker John Edward, foreman with E Bernheim & Co, res 57
Valley
Parker Julia, res 804 Twelfth
Parker Luke A, car repairer C P R R, res 981 Campbell
Parker M H Mrs, res 1505 Eighth
Parker Orrin W, piano tuner and music teacher, res 677 Twenty-
fourth
Parker Philippine, res Telegraph ave bet Fiftieth and Fifty-first,
Temescal
Parker Squire, iron moulder (S F), res 130 Hannah
Parker Walter W, carpenter, res 1249 Center
Parker Walter W Mrs, dressmaker, res 1249 Center
Parker William C, miner (S F), res 1355 Madison
Parker William C Jr, salesman with Dunham, Carrigan & Co
(S F), res 1355 Madison
Parkin Kate, res 1809 William
Parkinson James C, merchant, res 1208 Adeline
Parkinson W F, brakeman C P R R, res 960 Grove
Parks M Mrs, res East Nineteenth
Paruielee Sarah E, res 1363 Castro
Parmenter Charles H, electrician (S F), res 1370 Brush
Parrish William H (Tate & Parrish), res 171 Third
Parritt Alvin S, engineer, res 827 Seventeenth
Parrott John W, carpenter C P R R, res 811 Thirteenth
Parrott Levi S, painter C P R R, res 811 Thirteenth
Parry Chas, engineer Pioneer Planing Mills, res cor Second and
Grove
Pariy George, employe United States Mint (S F), res 832 Market
Parry James, shipwright, res 722 Myrtle
Parshley Wm H, bartender with Harry Inwall, res Newland
House
Parson Block, 61 2 J East Twelfth
Parson Nathaniel, baker Cape Ann Bakery, res NW cor Clay
and Eleventh
Parsons Bridget Mrs, groceries, 625 Franklin, res same
Parsons C A, teamster with Fisher & Taylor, res Capital House
Parsons Chas E, letter carrier post-office, res 511 East Sixteenth
Parsons Edward, house painter, res 652 Franklin
Parsons Eldon R, letter carrier post-office, res 511 East Sixteenth
Parsons Fred D, clerk with Huntington, Hopkins & Co, res 924
Filbert
Parsons Fred S, C P R R freight clerk, res 511 East Sixteenth
Parsons Gt orge W, operator Western Union Telegraph Co, res
San Pablo ave, nr Temescal Creek
Parsons H A Mrs, res 511 East Sixteenth
Parsons Jas E, painter, res 665 Thirty-fourth
Parsons Jonas C, NW cor Park and San Pablo aves
Schafer J Co.: SSftSSB CLOTHING, S££&- U Fnai
Washington Brewery, J?$\
COS. 5th & KISZHAU STREETS.'
412
OAKLAND.
Parsons Lucena Mrs, res San Pablo aye nr Temescal Creek, Tem-
escal
Parsons Lucy Miss, res 511 East Sixteenth
Parsons M L Miss, teacher, res 653 Seventh
Parsons Nelson, cement layer, res NW cor Park and San Pablo
aves
Parsons S H Mrs, res 924 Filbert
Parsons Samuel Stacy, res 1312 Telegraph ave
Parsons Samuel Stacy, clerk, res 1560 Seventh
Parsons Thos J, miller (S F), res 1262 Eighth
Partello Augustus C, car repairer C P RE Yards, res 814
Chester
Partenscky Chas Jr, clerk with Dr W V Grimes, res 1368
Twelfth
Partenscky Chas, propr Berkeley Laundry, res 1364 Twelfth
Partland Jas E, salesman with Taft & Pennoyer, res 628 Seven-
teenth
Partridge Abraham, bridge builder C P R R, res 1418 Ninth
Partridge K Mrs, res 461 Ninth
Partridge Wm H, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1653 Atlantic
Patch Mary R, res 754 Eleventh
Patenaude Hypolite, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560
Second
Paton John G, clerk with Costigan, Cohan & Co (S F), res 1305
Franklin
Patrick Anna Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 557 Sixth
Patrick 0 F, fireman C P R R, res Sacramento
Patrick Tillie J M, saleslady, res Avenue House
Patridge Mrs, res cor Summer and First ave, Temescal
Patten Foster, res cor Seventh ave and East Eleventh
Patten Frank E, brakeman C P R R, res 1727 Goss
Patten P G Mrs, res 1727 Goss
Patten Wm, res cor Seventh ave and East Eleventh
Patterson Geo, miner, res 685 Sycamore
Patterson Jas B, employe United States Mint, res 1002 Market
Patterson J M, res Winsor House
Patterson John W, res 1210 Seventh ave
Patterson L E Mrs, res 1607 Eighth
Patterson Thos, baggageman C P R R, res 314 Sixth
Patterson Wm, lumberman, res 733 Chester
Patterson Wm J, miner, res 1014 Seventh ave
Patterson W M, 466 Ninth
Pattiani A W (Wasson & Pattiani), res Alameda
Pattiani E Mme, teacher singing, res San Pablo ave, Temescal
Pattleton Richard, policeman, res 205 Fourth
Patton Chas, 'longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Patton Louis, res 833 Myrtle
Fi-ANCISCO LAUNDRY — •
oh t 3.'* Geary St., San Francisco.
es 1 H*'Z Broadway, Oakland.
WHY PAY RENT?
FOR PARTICULARS APl'LY TWDTrTTT T^V
TO JAMES L. BARKER. BrjllMLUjLiXjl
Etc.
315
OAKLAND.
413
Patton Thos, boilermaker C PRR shops
Paul Colin, metal roofing and jobbing, 161G Telegraph ave, res
same
Paul Edward, upholsterer, res 1059 Franklin
Paul Galey, polisher, res 603 Franklin
Paul Gus A, fireman CPRR, res 1880 Seventh
Paul Henry, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res 250 Harlan
Paul Henry, carpetlayer with Elijah Hook, res SW cor Seven-
teenth and Jefferson
Paul John A, baker, res 1059 Franklin
Pauley Sidney, carriage trimmer with Theo Frank
Paulsell A C, State harbor commissioner (S F), res 1319 Grove
Paulsen Hans C P, cabinetmaker (S F), res 148 Hannah
Paulson C, wiper CPRR shops
Paulson P W, physician, res 1617 Eighth
Paulson Ryland, shoemaker, 222 B, res same
Payne Clay, candymaker with Glosser & Day, res San Fran-
cisco
Payne Henry J, tailor with Greenhood & Moran, res 653
Seventh
Peacemaker Emilia Mrs, seamstress, res Chase, off Pine
Peacock May Mrs, res 613 Madison
Pearce Mary A Mrs, res 1733 Market
Pearce Richard, carpenter, res 967 JerFerson
Pearce Truman J, carpenter, res 1455 Broadway
Pearce Webb N, registry clerk post-office, res 969 Jefferson
Pearne E E Mrs, res cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Pearson Cassius H, salesman with Gustav Abrahamson, res John-
ston House
Pearson John, carpenter, res 763 Campbell
Pearson Jos A, bricklayer, res n s Forty-sixth bet Shattuck ave
and Grove, Temescal
Pease Arthur C, nurseryman, res n s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave,
Temescal
Pease J H, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Pease John, switchman CPRR, res 561 Seventh
Pease John H, carpenter, res Forty-fifth nr Grove, Temescal
Peck Emma C Miss, retoucher, res 957 Grove
Peck E W Miss, res 553 Caledonia
Peck Frederick D, res 215 Ninth
Peck Jas R, drayman, res 1274 Fifth ave
Peck Sarah I Mrs, res 718 Filbert
Pecker Jos C, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res cor East
Twentieth and Twelfth ave
Peckham Albertus E, painter, res 216 Helen
PEDRINI C> groceries, provisions and liquors, hardware and crock-
ery, e s Telegraph ave bet Temescal and Birch
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KKAMM A IHI.VKN Proprietors. Tor
Telegraph Avenue and Durimt Streets
MSfflfflESSft S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
414
OAKLAND.
Pedrini Jos M, bookkeeper with C Pedrini, res cor Telegraph ave
and Birch
Pedro Manuel, laborer Rolling Mills, res 222 Hollis
Peel Allen, janitor La Fayette School, res 967 Washington
Peer A, carpenter, 714 Webster
Pegman Delia, domestic, 1206 Alice
Pegman John, laborer, res 679 Twenty-sixth
Pegnen Patrick, dairyman, res 663 Thirty-third
Peirce F R, baggagemaster C P R R, res 1405 Eleventh
Pelham M E Mrs, assistant Clawson School, res 820 Thirty-
fifth
Pelham Norma Miss, res 820 Thirty-fifth
Pelham Pauline Miss, teacher, res 820 Thirty-fifth
Peller Herman, plumber and gasfitter, 970 Twenty-first
Peller John, carpenter with G A Kirk, res 970 Twenty-first
Peller Sophia, domestic, 952 Myrtle
Pelouze Wm S, capitalist, res 1773 Seventh
Pelton Leroy D, dentist, 1105-i- Broadway, res same
Pelton Samuel C, groceries, 509 Eleventh
Pelton Ward L, clerk with F Senram & Co, res 1105 J Broadway
Pendergast Jas, laborer, res New York Hotel
Pendergast Michael, laborer with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res
1007 Twenty-second
Pendleton Edward, machinist, res Dalton ave nr San Pablo ave
Pendleton F H, with Fulda Brothers (S F), res Dalton ave nr
San Pablo ave
Pendleton May Miss, res Dalton ave nr San Pablo ave
Penniman George A, bookkeeper(S F), res 2421 Piedmont ave
Penniman Helen N Miss, assistant Grove Street Primary School,
res 1367 Eighth ave
Penniman H P, agriculturist, Webster, res 2421 Piedmont ave
Penniman John, res 1367 Eighth ave
PENNOYER ALBERT A (Taft & Pennoyer), res 1214 Webster
Pennypacker Elizabeth Miss, teacher, res 864 Clay
Pennypacker Joseph J, compositor with D W Gelwicks, res 864
Clay
Pensam John J, master mason, res 1314 Fifth ave
Penso John, pilot, res 1716 Lincoln
Pepers Morris, jockey Oakland Race Track
Pepper John W, bookkeeper (S F), res 927 Wood
Pepperd Maggie, domestic, cor John and Montgomery
Peralta Fernano, laborer, res Forty-third nr Telegraph ave, Tem-
escal
Peralta Fernano A, upholsterer (S F), res n s Forty-third, Tem-
escal
Peralta Market, Hugo Steinmeyer proprietor, cor Peralta and
Hollis
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
il,,i»,.u l •*•* Geary St., San Francisco.
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ALLEN, TUGGLE t CO., OAK PLANK,
IH dii<l;Bi> Si)Mr
Man Francis*
OAKLAND.
415
Peralta Max, res Forty-third nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Peralta School, W W McKean principal, s s Alcatraz nr Hum-
boldt ave
Perata John, laborer, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Perata Nicola (Perata & Viano), res 710 Broadway
Perata & Viano (N Perata and G Viano), saloon, 710 Broadway
Purault Joseph, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Percival George, painter, res New York Hotel
Perdue Thomas, boots and shoes, res 1469 Seventh
Percau Bias, cook with Martin & Co, res Winter's Hotel
Pereau Eliza A, res 1212 Seventh
Pereau H J, conductor CPRR, res West Berkeley
Pereau Joseph L, collector CPRR, res 1758 Taylor
Peregoy J L, fireman CPRR, res 1523 Fifth
Pei*es L, res Winsor House
Peres Louis, farmer, res 914 Fourteenth
Perez Lorenzo M, teacher languages, 816 Washington
Perham Susan, res 1312 Twelfth ave
Perigo Oliver E, clerk post-office (S F), res 1013 Wood
Perine William D, contractor, res 809 Oak
Perkins A L, mining secretary (S F), res 1063 Sixteenth
Perkins Alexander A, laborer, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-first
and Forty-second, Temescal
Perkins Anna, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Perkins Belle Miss, teacher Ladies' Relief Society of Oakland,
Linden Lane, North Temescal
Perkins C C, res 1202 Broadway
Perkins C C, sewing-machine agent, res Mansion House
Perkins Charles, switchman CPRR
Perkins Chesley S, laborer, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-first and
Forty-second, Temescal
Perkins F, laborer CPRR
Perkins Frank, groceries, NW cor Telegraph ave and Forty-sec-
ond, Temescal
Perkins Geo C (Goodall, Perkins & Co, S F), res SE cor Tenth
and Adeline
Perkins G F, teacher singing and elocution, 467£ Twelfth, res
Spring nr Adeline
Perkin • George M, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 946 Wood
Perkins Isabella Mrs, matron Ladies' Relief Society of Oakland,
Linden Lane, North Temescal
Perkins John- J, real estate agent, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-
first and Forty-second, Temescal
Perkins John R, laborer, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-first and
Forty-second, Temescal
Perkins Thomas J, laborer, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-first and
Forty-second, Temescal
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order "£!TSSSK£
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., I'rnprs-
N. W. 00E. 5th. 4 KIBIHAM STREETS.
416
OAKLAND.
Perkins Wert P, laborer, res Telegraph ave bet Forty-first and
Forty-second, Temescal
Permien Frederick, res 1366 Fifteenth
Peroli Charles, bartender with C t'edrini, res cor Telegraph ave
and Birch, Temescal
Perot G E Mrs, res 2024 North Broadway
Perozzo Giovanni, packer Samm's Mill, res Myrtle bet Second
and Third
Perrin Edward, brakeman C P R R, res 824 Chester
Perrin George, fireman C P R R, res 824 Chester
Perrin George H, United States engineer, res 1017 Jackson
Perrin Geo J, fireman C P R R, res 566 East Eleventh
Perrin Joseph, brakeman C P R R, res 824 Chester
Perrin Mary, res 824 Chester
Perrino Maurice, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Perrat Florence, with Mrs A R Baugh, res 1214 Tenth ave
Perry Antone B, laborer, res 142 Louisa
Perry Charles, engineer Pioneer Planing Mill Co, res 624 Second
Perry Christopher C, carpenter, res 319J Fourth
Perry Daniel, packer (S F), res 1683 Twelfth
Perry Edward, hotel runner (S F), res 924 Pine
Perry Frank, barber, 273 B
Perry Harry L, paperhanger with McGovern & Cahill, res
Fourteenth nr Franklin
Perry J, laborer C P R R Yards
Perry John F, Appraisers' Department (S F), res 1720 Lincoln
Perry John H, painter, res 412 Fourteenth
Perry Joseph, laborer, res 956 New
Perry Joseph J, bricklayer, res 723 Myrtle
Perry L Mrs, res 1712 iJghth
Perry S A., secretary Iron Works, res 565 Tenth
Perry W T, secretary Pacific Iron and Nail Works, and Oakland
Glass Works, res 565 Tenth
Perrv Zoe E, dressmaker, res 663 Ninth
Peru Joseph, ticket collector C P R R Wharf, res 1062 Kirkham
Peru Wm, saloon, Tenth bet Washington and Broadway, res 652
Sixth
Pescio Benjamin, laborer Pacific Nail Works, res SE cor Myrtle
and Third
PETAR CHARLES (Petar &Dresco), res 1019 Webster
PETAR & DRESC0 (Charles Petar and Lorenzo Dresco), whole-
sale and retail liquor dealers and coffees and spices, 1072
Broadway
Peter Joseph, laborer, res 970 East Fourteenth
Peters A S, clerk with Huntington, Hopkins & Co (S F), res
1434 Twelfth
Peters Charles, bartender with Peter Peters, res 418 Fourth
S. F. LAUi™
Washing WELL. DONE at VERY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
NEWARK, N. J.
AMZI DODD, President.
Assets, Market Value, - $37,589,927.61
Surplus, N. Y. Standard, - 5,376,106.87
Paid Policy-Holders since Organization in 1845,
$79,553,092.02.
-LIBERAL* CC 7ATIVE.**
NO FINE PRINT CONDITIONS IN POLICY FORM.
AFTER THIRD YEAR
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE EXCEPT FOR INTENTIONAL FRAUD
No Restriction as to Travel or Occupation,
Cash Loans Made at any Time up to Half the Value
of Assignable Policies.
&a LOSSES PAID IMMEDIATELY ON COMPLETION AND APPROVAL OF PROOFS. =©8
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE AFTER SECOND YEAR.
Thus, a Person Insuring at Age 35 on the Annual Life Plan
ENTITLED TO
Over 4 Years' Insurance for 2 Years' Premiums.
Over | 0 Years' Insurance for 5 Years' Premiums.
Over 20 Years' Insurance for (0 Years' Premiums.
SEE OTHEB SIDE.
JAMES MUNSELL, Jr.
AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST,
415 MONTGOMERY STREET, - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
^5lNSUKANG£ * COMPANY^
OK NEW JERSEY
Will not assume risks known to be extra hazardous; but if the insured
keeps within the reasonable restrictions of his policy for the first three years,
he is then
ABSOLUTELY FREE
To Travel When and Where He Pleases or to Engage
In any Occupation Whatever,
Without having to ask permission from the Company and without extra charge,
excepting only for army and navy service, in which case a permit is required.
The special hazards incurred by the Company under the above liberal
provisions are regarded as coming within the legitimate risks of a life time,
and the
Advantage to the Policy Holder
In being freed from the annoyance and restraint of the ordinary form of life
policy and its liability to forfeiture, is too striking to require comment.
The Company's plans and methods of business are free from all annoying
technicalities, and offer to every member the utmost advantage consistent with
safe and fair principles.
PREMIUM LOANS.
To such as desire insurance with the least possible outlay of cash, the
Company offers the privilege of the 30 Per Cent. Loan Plan. Under
this plan, the Company Agrees to accept a Uniform Cash Premium
of 70 Per Cent, of the Full Rate, the remaining 30 percent, being
charged against the policy as a loan to be met by dividends, or to be deducted
from the face of the policy at death, if it should not previously have been paid
off in cash or by dividends.
(SEE OTHER SIDE.)
JAMES MUN8EL.L, Jr.
Agent for Pacific Coast,
415 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
JAMES L. BARKER,
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
417
Peters Charles, porter with Plante & Journal, res Ninth nr
Broadway
Peters I K, cashier Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1323 Myrtle
Peters John, laborer, res 970 East Sixteenth
Peters J, tanner, res cor East Fourteenth and Nineteenth ave
Peters Joseph, laborer CPRR
Peters M H Miss, teacher private school, res 969 Grove
Peters Peter, liquor saloon, NE cor Broadway and Sixth, res
1402 Seventeenth
Peters Wm, master mariner, res 969 Grove
Peters W B Mrs, res 130 Fourth
Petersen Axel, blacksmith Judson Works, res 2044 Union
Petersen Cecilia, res 125 Ettie
Petersen Elsie, domestic, 1604 East Twenty-second
Petersen Emil, clerk with Tillman & Bendel, res 1653 Eighth
Petersen Frederick, coachman, res 957 Linden
Petersen Matthias, upholsterer, 133 Ettie, res same
Peterson A, captain yacht Casco, res 462 Ninth
Peterson Amelia, res 810 Jackson
Peterson Andrew, hotel clerk (S F), res 952 Kirkham
Peterson Andrew, mariner, res 313 Sixth %
Peterson Ansel F, blacksmith, res 2044 Union
Peterson Anton, manager Mercantile Collection Agency, res Gar-
field House
Peterson Anton, master mariner, res 1213 Madison
Peterson Augustus, cooper with G W Delmas, res 416 Seventh
Peterson Charles, foreman with Mclntire, Abbey & Co, res
Alameda
Peterson Charles, grocer (S F), res 1077 Twelfth
Peterson Charles A, painter, res 1858 Division
Peterson Chas E, upholsterer, res 1227 Peralta
Peterson Emily Miss, Liberty Block, res 271 Fourth
Peterson Frederick, bookkeeper Oakland Brewery, res 557 Eighth
Peterson H, laborer CPRR
Peterson Hans, groceries, 1700 Eighth, res same
Peterson Henry F, first assistant librarian Oakland Free Library,
1267 Webster
Peterson H U, res 1313 Ninth ave
Peterson H W Miss, packer Judson Nail Works, res 508 J Fif-
teenth
Peterson Ina L Miss, res 12G7 Webster
Peterson Jacob, master mariner, res 1211 Fifteenth ave
•on James, foreman packing department with Samm & Co,
res .555 Broadway
PETERSON JOHN- manufacturer incubators, 1307 Castro, res
same
Peterson John P, machinist, red 1667 San Pablo ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
27
KRA3I2I &. DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor
T* -it-graph Avenue and Ouxaut Street
M^SA^ffi S. F ; Fresco and Decorative Artists.
418
OAKLAND.
Peterson Josephine, domestic, 1424 Eighth
Peterson J P Mrs, bakery, 1667 San Pablo ave, res same
Peterson Lawrence G, master mariner, res 718 Myrtle
Peterson Louis, pilot Sacramento river, res 1013 Third
Peterson Martin C, driver with Christian Schreiber, res 1269
Campbell
Peterson Nicholas, hostler with C H Norr, res 1565 Seventh
PETERSON N T, proprietor Model Restaurant, 472 Seventh, res
Sesame
Peterson P, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Peterson Peter, coachman with Dr N L Blake, 706 Thirteenth
Peterson Peter Hanson, laborer, res 533 Knox Place
Peterson Wm J, manager Pioneer Planing Mills, res Alameda
Petrie A M , fireman C P R, R, res Railroad Exchange
Petrie Charles, res e s Telegraph ave nr Forty-second
Petroff J, res 1460 Seventh
Pett David, dipper tender CPRR dredger, res Cleveland ave
east of Telegraph ave, Temescal
Pettigrew Wm J Jr, salesman, res 1006 Chester
Pettingill Robert H, machinehand CPRR, res 1766 William
PETTlS WILLIAM H> superintendent agencies California Life
VJD"^- and Accident Association (S F), res 1215 Chestnut
Pettit Harriet N, res 671 Tenth
Pettit W N, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Pettitt Joseph George, elevator man (S F), res 985 Wood
Petty John, blacksmith, res 652 Jackson
Petty Kate Miss, clerk, res 815 East Fifteenth
Petty J Y Mrs, res Merritt House
Pew Chas E, artist, res 359 Tenth
Peyry G B, res 670 East Sixteenth
Pfaff' Albert, stage carpenter Tivoli Opera House, res cor Fortieth
and Lusk
Pfeil Henry, restaurant, 708 Broadway, res same
Pfenninger Herman, clerk Swiss American Bank (S F), res 1042
Peralta
Pfenninger Herman Jr, engineer with W W Montague & Co (S F),
res 1042 Peralta
Pfeister Johm oiler CPRR Yards, res 1660 Sixteenth
Pfieffer Joseph, mining, res 1115 Jackson
Pfluger Edmund, clerk with Kirkland & Trowbridge, res Temes-
cal
Pfluger Robert, blacksmith and carriage manufacturer, res e s
Telegraph ave bet Forty-first and Fort}- -second
Pfluger Robert Jr, carriagemak»r,res e s Telegraph ave bet Forty -
first and Forty-second
Pharo Joel H, clerk Pacific Coast Steamship Co (S F), res 1259
Twelfth ave
S. F. LAU2SDRY.
33 Geury St., S. P., aad 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK/^f^g1
OAKLAND.
419
Ph^att H H, foreman Phoenix Engine Co No 1, res Fifteenth bet
Clay and San Pablo ave
Pheby Thomas B, mining superintendent, res 1275 Alice
Phelan Joseph P, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1006 Fourteenth-
Phelan Minnie Miss, res 1617 Eighth
Phelan M J, lithographic artist, res n s Forty-sixth nr Shattuck
ave
PHELAN SARAH MISS, teacher music, res 1617 Eighth
Phelan William S (Phelan & Fish), res Forty-third nr San Pablo
ave
PHELAN & FISH (William S Phelan and George L Fish), whole-
sale and retail grocers, wholesale 472 Eleventh, retail 470
Eleventh
Phelps Corydon B, salesman with W M Watson & Co, res 1513
Telegraph ave
Phelps Francis M, lumber merchant, res 1163 Brush
Phelps Johnson, laborer, res 835^ Market
Phelps Mary A Miss, principal Pagoda Hill Kindergarten, res
1513 Telegraph ave
Phelps N N Mrs, res Claremont ave, Temescal
PHILADELPHIA STEAM DYE WORKS, Reuter & Hanson pro-
prietors, 833-837 Washington
Philkill Benjamin, clerk Call office (S F), res 562 Second
Phillips Blair R, policeman, res 607 Castro
Phillips Charles T, conductor CPRR, res 1765 Eighth
Phillips Daniel J Jr, farmer, res 1646 Seventh
Phillips David J, sewing-machine agent, 1646 Seventh, res same
Phillips D T, clerk C P R R (S F), res 1427 Eleventh ave
Phillips George, machinist, res 475 Twenty-first
Phillips Hannah, res 570 Fifteenth
Phillips James, roller Nail Works, res 669 Fifth
Phillips James, stair builder Pioneer Planing Mills, res 1024 Wil-
low
Phillips John W (Grayson, Harrell & Co), res 474 Ninth
Phillips Joseph W, conductor CPRR, res 1629 Atlantic
Phillips Manuel, foundryman Judson Manufacturing Co, res 234
Harlain
Phillips P T, porter CPRR, res 870 Willow
Phillips Win, laborer, res 1765 Seventh
Phipps Joseph, real estate, res 1111 Jefferson
Phipps M A Miss, res 1266 Grove
Phoenix Engine Co No 1 , Fifteenth bet Clay and San Pablo ave
Phoenix Insurance Co of Brooklyn, Robinson & Russ agents,
464 Tenth
Phoenix Insurance Co of Hartford, Harry L Roff agent, 1004
Broadway
Photographic Publishing Co, C H Bayley manager, 515 Seventh
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, "AiSWsss^
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
Westermann & Co.. Proprs.,
>'. W. cor. 5th & Kirkham Sta
420
OAKLAND.
Piano Felix, cook Barnum Restaurant, res 646 Broadway
Picht Anna Miss, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Piedmont Hotel, Biedmont Springs
Piedmont School, Mrs G W Horton instructress, cor Webster ave
and Piedmont road
Piepenburg August, musician, and saloon, 1165 Seventh, res same
Pierce B F, farmer, res 1405 Eleventh
Pierce Bruce W, artist, res 1674 Telegraph ave
Pierce Chas B, watchman (S F), res 1007 Campbell
PIERCE CHAS D (Pierce & Co), res 1416 Grove
Pierce Charles F, clerk Alameda county abstract office, office
Court House, res 1413 Brush
Pierce C S Mrs, res 1311 Fifth ave
PIERCE DEXTER (Pierce & Co), res 1416 Grove
Pierce Edward, carpenter, res 767 Willow
Pierce G, capt ship C C Chapruan, res Ross House
Pierce George L, mechanical and hydraulic engineer, res 751
Brush
Pierce Geo T, clerk, res 1017 Ninth ave
PIERCE HENRY, president Contra Costa Water Co, 458 Eighth,
res San Francisco
Pierce Jas E, carpenter, res 767 Willow
Pierce John C, marble cutter with D Dwyer, res 1637 Myrtle
Pierce John H, manager and collector with Fisher & Taylor, res
262 Eighth
Pierce Marshall, cashier Contra Costa Water Co, res 459 Merri-
mac
Pierce Webb M, captain Oakland Light Cavalry
PIERCE W FRANK (Pierce & Co), res 568 Eighteenth
PIERCE&C0 (Dexter W Frank and C D Pierce), wholesale and
retail dealers in hardware, guns and fishing tackle, 971
Broadway
Pierd Sidney, machinist, res 715 Fourth
Pierpont A L Miss, res 1814 Grove
Pierpont M C Mrs, res 1814 Grove
Pierson C L Mrs, res 858 West
Pierson Dora Miss, res NW cor Eighth and Brush
Pierson Edward, engineer CPE R
Pike Catherine, res 1687 Seventh
Pike Edward P, carpenter, res cor Telegraph ave and Forty -
fourth, Temescal
Pike Jos W, tinsmith, res 1687 Seventh
Pimental J M, photographer, 1713 Seventh, res West Berkeley
Pimental John, laborer, res 1054 Third
Pine Mary A, res 1005 Peralta
PINKERT0N TH0S H- physician and surgeon, office 418 Twelfth,
res Highland Park
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY °^iS£g^&.Sss$!!SL
rAMESL. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plana furnished and houses built for CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
421
Pinkham Frank D, clerk, res 941 Myrtle
Pinkham Geo T, plasterer, res 828 Webster
Pinner Robt Richard, deckhand C P R R, res 1711 Taylor
Pinsonneault Ludger, laborer, res Convent Our Lady of the Sa-
cred Heart, cor Twentieth and Webster
Pinsonnault Samuel N (Hamelin & Co), res NW cor Third and
Franklin
Piombo Paul, clerk with Camilloni & Co, res 606 Filbert
PIONEER CARRIAGE FACTORY, Sohst Bros proprietors, cor
Eighth and Franklin
Pioneer Door Co, Hierlihy & Ingler proprietors, foot of Broad-
way
Pioneer French Bakery, M Longe propr, 617 Broadway
Pioneer Loan Office, M Levy & Co proprs, 914 Broadway
Pioneer Market, Thos Larkin propr, res Telegi-aph ave bet Forty-
eighth and Forty-ninth, Temescal
Pioneer Planing Mill Co, Lombard & White managers, SW cor
First and Broadway
Pioneer Pottery, East Eleventh bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
aves
PIONEER SALOON. John A Brown proprietor, SE cor Fourth
and Broadway, opp Hall of Records
Pioneer Soda Works, Taylor & Sohse proprs, NE cor Thirteenth
and Webster
Pipenburg August, musician, and wines and liquors, res 1165
Seventh
Pipher Stephen, res 804 Franklin
Pirrie Wm (Pirrie & Ellis, S F), res 1263 Twelfth
Pitts Geo H, commission merchant (S F), res 226 Eleventh
Pitts JasM, butcher, 1118 Center, res 1460 Thirteenth
Pixley E W Mrs, artist, res Ross House
Pixley Frank M Jr, clerk, res Ross House
Pixley Wm, clerk, res Ross House
Place R T, commercial traveler, res 1010 Twenty-eighth
Planer Emile, brass finisher, res 460 Fifth
Planer John, brass finisher, res 460 Fifth
Planker Hannah, domestic, 1006 Chester
Plante Samuel (Plante & Journal), res 1312 Clay
Plante & Journal (S Plante and P Journal), barber shop, 472
Seventh
Piatt G S (Blackson & Piatt), res 557 Sixth
Plaw Jos, secretary with Parrott & Co (S F), res 171 East Four-
teenth
Playter E W, capitalist, res 1167 Castro
Bletz Frederick, painter, res 563 Twenty-second
Plimley A B, capitalist, 1607 Seventh
Blimley Alfred B, boarding, SW cor Peralta and Seventh
ilAKI ANi'l RRFUfPRV £,n.AMM * pnewmm, proprietors, cor.
UHALMHU D II L n L n I , Telegraph Avenue and Duraut Street.
Moretti & Trezzlni.si^So2: Freseo & Decorative Artists
422
OAKLAND.
Plomteaux Chas H, assistant mailing clerk Tribune Publishing
Co, res 316 Tenth
Plomteaux Henry J, dentist (S F), res 1556 Eighth
Plummer Daniel A, capitalist, res 1067 Thirteenth ave
Plummer Jas W, carpenter CPRR, res 1775 Lincoln
Plummer J L Mrs, assistant librarian Oakland Free Library, res
1003 Clay
Plunkett Jas C, attorney-at-law, 854J Broadway, rooms 5 and 6,
res 1567 Twenty- first ave
Plunkett Mark, laborer, res 1522 Seventh
Plunkett V W, employe United States Mint, res 600 East
Twelfth
Plycarpo Antone V, laborer, res 142 Ettie
Plycarpo Manuel, laborer, res 142 Ettie
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church, Rev Geo Mooar pastor,
Plymouth ave bet Telegraph ave and Andover
Poerschke Adolph P, bookkeeper, res 1023 Kirkham
Poglianich Martin, restaurant, 1790 Seventh
Pogue Wm T, groceries, 1202 Market, res 1204 Market
Pohley L Mrs, res 535 Seventeenth
Poirier A F, farmer, res Shattuck ave bet Benton and Alcatraz
Poirier J B, farmer, res Shattuck ave bet Benton and Alcatraz
Poirier Rose D, res Shattuck ave bet Benton and Alcatraz
Poland F A, clerk CPRR, res Berkeley
Polland Henry, hostler with M L Decker, res 1 507 Broadway
Pollard C H Mrs, dressmaker, 1210 Broadway, res 572 Tenth
Pollard F A, clerk (S F), res 358 East Fourteenth
Pollard G B, painter CPRR Ship Yard
Pollard Isaac, car repairer CPRR Yard
Pollard Thos, painter, res Second ave nr Vernon
Pollmen Wm, gardener, res 911 Linden
Pomentel John, laborer CPRR
Pomeroy L Mrs, res 1407 Franklin
Pomeroy Nellie Miss, res 1407 Franklin
POND CHAS H, manager Oakland Brass Works, res 833 Har-
rison
Poole Chas M, fireman CPRR, res 1666 Eighth
Poole E Mrs, res 833 Campbell
Poole Henry C, yardman CPRR, res 1868 Seventh
Poor Fred A, general delivery cierk post-office, res 873 Filbert
Poor Jos, machinist Risdon Iron Works, res 873 Filbert
Poorman J G, mechanic school department
Poorman J G, tinsmith, res 1122 Eleventh ave
Poorman Robt, painter, res 1804 Seventh
Poorman Roland, painter CPRR Ship Yard
Pope Geo L, painter, res 917 Seventh
Pope M Mrs, res 827 Myrtle
S. F.
W AWiaa^O DO\E AT SHORT NOTICE.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 86* Broadway. Oakland.
ALLEN, TOGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS.'l&'g.aBsr-
OAKLAND. 423
Pope Mary, i-es NE cor Fourteenth and Webster
Pope T E, assistant manager xEtna Insurance Co (S F), res 1604
East Twenty-second
Popper Max (Whitney & Co's Express), res San Francisco
Porch Henry H Mrs, res 1671 Lincoln
Port Peter, carpenter, res NE cor Wood and Taylor
Porter Bridget, res Fortv-second nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
PORTER BROS & CO (W J Metcalf, J W Havens, V H Met-
calf and Geo AV Prince), produce, provisions, poultry, game,
460 and 462 Eleventh
Rev, teacher Sackett School,
res 529 Twenty-
San
fruits, etc
Porter C J A
first
Porter C M Mrs, res 613 Fourth
Porter D, reporter Oakland Times, res Winsor House
Porter I) H (Mead & Runyon, S F), res 616 Eighteenth
Porter F R, res Winsor House
Porter M E Mrs, res 1352 Franklin
Porter Napoleon, barber, res 856 Franklin
Porter Nathan, barber, 855 Chester, res 858 Franklin
Porter Stephen, physician, res 367 East Twelfth
Post Chas A, conductor C P R R, res 822 Brush
Post David, laborer C P R R Yards, res 1854 Division
Post-office, \V E Dargie postmaster, junction Broadway
Pablo ave and Fourteenth
Postlethwaite Emilie, dressmaker, res 854 Harrison
Poston J M, attorney -a t-law, 021 Broadway, res Wilcox Block
Potter Carrie A Miss, music teacher, res 600 Seventeenth
Potter Charles S Mrs, res 600 Seventeenth
Potter C V Mrs, res Arcade House
Potter Edward E, insurance, res 941 Myrtle
Potter Florence Miss, res 488 Edwards
Potter George H, traveling agent, res 488 Edwards
Potter Hattie A Miss, music teacher, res 1717 Chase
Potter Jennie E Mrs, res 580 Thirty- fourth
Potter John, real estate, res 517 Third
Potter Mary F Miss, res 600 Seventeenth
Potter Samuel L, clerk Custom House (S F), res 570 Eleventh
Potter T B Mrs, res 1717 Chase
Potter Thos L, stationer (S F), res 1621 Seward
Potter William, carpenter C PR R Yards, res 1766 William
Potter William, joiner C P R R, res 1815 Seventh
Potter William, laborer, res 1181 Phird
Potter William W, Western Paper Co (S F), res 570 Eleventh
Potts Julia Miss, res 228 East Seventeenth
Pot win Kate Miss, ticket agent C P R R
Poudiere Philbert, baker, 617 Broadway, res same
Poul&en Christian N, employe C P R R, res 850 Franklin
Schafer & Co.:
3f *b'». Boys
a.ad \o»
TS CLOTHING.
'£££■£; San Francisco,
Washington Brewery,
Westfrmann A Co., Proprs-
N. W. COS. 5th k KIEEHAM STREETS.
424
OAKLAND.
Poulson Edna Snell Mrs, teacher Snell's Seminary
Poulson P W, physician, res 1617 Eighth
Poulter Charles T, carriage spring maker (S F), res 1004 Fifth
Poulter Frank, painter CPRR Ship Yard
Pounstone Alvin L, business manager Mirror Advertising Agency,
Wilcox Block, 954 Broadway, room 3, res 610 Eighteenth
Powell Arthur, gardener, res 529 Eighth
Powell Elizabeth Miss, assistant Plymouth Avenue School, res
966 Chester
Powell Henry, capitalist, res 316 East Tenth
Powell Howell A, attorne}r-at-law, res 921 Myrtle
Powell John, laborer CPRR, res 1667 Pacitic
Powell William, painter, res 759 Grove
Powell William W, car porter CPRR, res 579 Sixteenth
Powelson Edwin E, electrotyper Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
70S Eleventh
Power John S, salesman with Murphy, Grant & Co (S F), res
814 Twentieth
Powers Alex, cattle drover, res Stock Yards
Powers Charles E, painter, res 1834 Grove
Powers Cornelia, res 658 Fourteenth
Powrers Ellen, domestic, 1266 Grove
Powers Frank G, druggist, res 658 Fourteenth
Powers George F, house mover, res 1381 Ninth
Powers Hannah F Miss, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Powers James V, moulder, res 803 Willow
Powers Jennie Miss, glovemaker, res 601 Franklin
Powers J O, cattle raiser, res 692 Thirty-fourth
Powers John, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck nr
Emery Station
Powers Maggie Miss, dressmaker, res 814 Willow
Powers Michael, wood and coal, NE cor Sixth and Washington,
res 1009 Franklin
Powers Nelson O, student, res 692 Thirty-fourth
Praesler Frank, glass engraver, res 1362 Sixteenth
Prairo John M, blacksmith, res 811 Peralta
PRATHER EDWARD C civil engineer and surveyor, office 1004
Broadway, room 9, res 963 Eighth
Prather George M, farmer, res 963 Eighth
Prather Laura Miss, res 517 Eleventh
Prather Samuel, clerk with Huntington, Hopkins & Co (S F), res
517 Eleventh
Prather Thomas, secretary J Lusk Canning Co, res 517 Eleventh
Prather William L, agent Sun Insurance Co, 454 Ninth, res 517
Eleventh
Prather Wm L Jr, clerk with W T Coleman & Co (S F), res 517
Eleventh
ST I A IlkinDV Washing WEIL DOXKat VKKV l<OW Hatos.
'. T. LA UN U II I . Office, 33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
r^^^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., ¥»!■ $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
425
Pratt A H, physician and surgeon, office NW cor Broadway and
Twelfth, res same
Pratt Alfred, insurance agent (S F), res 1063 Ninth ave
Pratt Augustus, broker (S F), res 1716 Seward
Pratt George C, mining secretary (S F), res 1360 Harrison
Pratt George O, expressman, res Telegraph ave nr Fortieth
Pratt Gertie C Miss, res 1677 Taylor
Pratt Henry, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 734 Henry
Pratt Henry, gunmaker, res 734 Henry
Pratt H G, grand recorder AOUW, res 1422 Sixteenth
Pratt Horace, merchant, res 1376 Ninth
Pratt James W, employe Electric Light Co (S F), res 1376 Ninth
Pratt Mary Miss, assistant Tompkins School
Pratt Sherry A, clerk with H G Pratt, res 1522 Sixteenth
Pray Harriet T, boarding-house, 316 Tenth, res same
Pra}r Philander, printer, res 316 Tenth
Preary A, laborer C P R R
Preble Helen Miss, res 468 East Eleventh
Preble P N, mining expert, res 468 East Eleventh
Prentclow Nels, carpenter, res 1708 Atlantic
Prentiss Alonzo P, carpenter, res East Fifteenth nr Twenty-third
ave
Prentiss Jennie, domestic, res 528 Eighteenth .
Prentiss Samuel R, real estate, res 176 Lake
Prenveille A E M, toys, 877 Washington, res same
Presb}rterian Church, Dr Robert Patterson pastor, cor East Four-
teenth and Fifteenth ave
Presbyterian Church, cor Fourteenth and Franklin
Prescott A A, attorney-at-law, res 314 Ninth
Prescott Alfred, ship carpenter, res 1777 Goss
Prescott Grammar School, D T Fowler principal, e s Campbell
bet Seward and Taylor
Prescott Hattie Miss, teacher music, res 571 East Twelfth
Prescott House, Mrs Annie Sullivan proprietress, 473 Sixth
Prescott Melvin, res 1320 Eighth ave
Presho James (Jas Presho & Co, S F), res 1258 Eleventh ave
Pressey J S, groceries and provisions, NE cor Tenth and Center,
res same
Preston Edwin, patternmaker, res 2202 Market
Preston John W, patternmaker, res 2202 Market
Pretti C, laborer Mountain View Cemetery
Prevle Louis B, hostler with William Boardman, res 628 Six-
teenth
Prevost Edward, French Laundry, 522 Eighth
Preyn John, tanner, res cor East Twelfth and Twelfth ave
Price A, helper C P R R shops
Price A H. res 1132 Filbert
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426
OAKLAND.
Price Arthur, blacksmith, res 1711 Lincoln
Price David, builder and architect, res 596 Sycamore
Price David, clerk with Chas R Lewis, res 596 Sycamore
Price Frank B, stevedore, res 596 Sycamore
Price Gomer W, machinist, res 1711 Lincoln
Price James B, merchant, res 735 Center
Price James G, salesman (S F), res 1057 Willow
Price John M, clerk (S F), res 1713 Eighth
Price Maggie E Miss, artist, res 596 Sycamore
Price Mary Mrs, dressmaker, res 476 Twelfth
Price Mary, res Welldon House
Price M L Mrs, res Arcade House
Price N Mrs, dressmaker, res 617 Fifteenth
Price RJ, blacksmith CPR R Shops, res 1711 Lincoln
Price Thomas H, master mariner, res 823 Magnolia
Price Walter F (Fox & Price), res 1008 Wood
Price W C, mining expert, res cor Nineteenth ave and East
Twenty-fourth
Price Wm, res 1008 Wood
Price William H, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, res East Nine-
teenth bet Second and Fourth ave
Price William N, machinehand with Burnham, Standeford & Co,
res 596 Sycamore
Prideaux James, engineer, res 737 Myrtle
Priest E L, employe California Hosiery Co, res 1099 Third ave
Priest Robert A, insurance clerk, res 971 Chester
Priestley John H, teamster, res Moss ave bet New Broadway and
Telegraph ave
Prine Moses S, bookkeeper, res 268 East Seventeenth
Prince B M Mrs, res 1016 Jefferson
Prince George W (Porter Brothers & Co), res 577 Sixteenth
Prince Thomas, machinist (S F), res 1816 Taylor
Prindal E J, engineer, res 626 East Fourteenth
Prindle Henry F, fusemaker, res 977 Sixth ave
Pringle E J, attorney-at-law (S F), res 826 East Nineteenth
Pringle James, machinist with Scoville & Co, res 971 Fifth
Pringle John, carpenter, res 969 Fifth
Prior Mary Miss, housekeeper, res Fortieth nr Grove
Pritchard James, carpenter, and lodgings, 470 Eighth
Pritchard Thomas, tanner, res 353 Seventh
Pritchard William, res 1939 Magnolia
Proctor Bertine E, teacher, res 1518 Market
Proctor Joshua M, farmer, res 1518 Market
Progress National Insurance Co of Paris, H Griffin agent, 958
Broadway
Proksch Lawrence, I tborer C P 1! R, res 1247 Center
Prothero Samuel W, laborer C P R R, res 1621 Taylor
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;ooi» noitK, i-oh i-kkix oiiw,
33 Geary St., S. F„ and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
ALIEN, TU6GLE & CO.,
OABIMTET "WOODS ©^ -A-XjXj ^I3iT35S,
Nm. 18 and SSO Spear Street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
427
Prouse William, clerk (S F), res 567 Sixth
Prout Thomas, butcher, res 1 671 San Pablo ave
Prouty James, engineer CPRR, res 981 Center
Provo Kluit A, collector with F Barnard & Co, res 1628 Eighth
Provost Nelson, master mariner, res McKee and Occidental,
Temescal
Prowse Godfrey, riding teacher, res 1270 Fifth ave
Prunly Patrick, helper CPRR shops
Prusia Leonard H P, clerk with Taf t & Pennoyer, res 604 Seven-
teenth
Pryal Ella G Miss, primary department Temescal School, res
Pryals ave, Temescal
Pryne Abbie, domestic, 1219 Jefferson
Public Administrator, 1003| Broadway
Puffer Milton J, salesman with Taft & Pennoyer, res 604 Seven-
teenth
Pugh Frances M Mrs, assistant Cole School, res Blake House
Pullen E F, clerk, res Avenue House
Pullis Thomas, bartender with C McCarthy, res Market Street Block
Pullis Thomas, bricklayer, res 666 Fourth
Pullis Thomas Jr, bricklayer, res 666 Fourth
Pullman James, accountant, res Fifth nr Magnolia
PULLMAN PALACE SALOON, pool and billiard parlor at
tached, Thomas Newman proprietor, 1791 Seventh
Pulsifer Alexander W, horseshoer, 1362 San Pablo ave, res 772
Eighteenth
Pulver Mary A Mrs, res Claremont ave nr Clifton, Temescal
Pumphrey Edwin, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Pumyea Albert, foreman with P Pumyea, res 470 Seventh
Pumyea Lottie Miss, res 470-i- Seventh
PUMYEA PETER, livery stable and captain police, 470 Seventh,
res 470J Seventh
Purcell A Mrs, res 1219 Fourteenth
Purcell Charles, foreman Contra Costa Water Works, res 271
Eighth
Purcell Frances Mis-, milliner with R Jones, res 271 Eighth
Purcell J A Miss, furnished rooms, 1152 Franklin
Purington Stephen W (Purington & Reed), res 562 East Twelfth
Purington & Reed (Stephen W Purington and Charles E H Reed),
wood and coal, 608 and 610 East Twelfth
Purnell Aim, res 411 Seventh
Purnell Samuel, clerk with superintendent CPRR (S F), res
954 Fifth
Purvis John, carpenter. East Oakland, res Alice, foot of planing
mill
Putnam C H, clerk city assessor's office
Putnam David, res 255 Eighth
Schafer & Co.: Bft JS2G' CLOTHING, X-2£S£ Sail Francisto.
Washington Brewery,
«. W. COE. »th 4 E2EEHAM STKEETS.
423
OAKLAND.
Putnam David, canvasser, res 767 Eighteenth
Putnam Geo W, carpenter, res 964 New
Putnam H, salesman with Salinger Bros
Putnam Lettie Miss, dressmaker, res 973 Campbell
Putnam Stillman N, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1258 Harrison
Putney Edward F, carpenter CPRR, res 1003 Bine
Putzar Louis, shipcarpenter (S F), res 1710 Thirteenth
Pythian Hall, 1058 Broadway
^ ntc?£y, «™nd £?n^Tau P.?U11S* Secure Your Tickets at General
Ticket Oftioe, 3fo. sS Xew Montgomery street, under Palace Hotel,
5.a.n. ^^'l0!80.0- v,a Overland Short L,ine, Central Pacific, CHI-
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Quackenbush George, groceries, 1752 San Pablo ave
Quellen Henry C, clerk with Win T Hamilton, 466 Thirteenth
Querl Joseph, butcher with L Schaffer, res 555 Sixth
Quick George, gardener with E G Bus well, res 1412 Sixth ave
Quigley Bridget, res 620 Filbert
Quigley Charles E, foreman with Dalziel & Moller, res JurWs
Block 6
Quigley John J, carriage painter, res 709 Twentieth
Quigley Lawrence L, bricklayer, res 620 Filbert
Quigley Wm, extraman Engine Co No 2, res Broadwav bet First
and Second
Quigley Wm B, driver Whitney & Co's express, res 609 Broad-
way
Quill Donald, fireman CPRR, res 318 East Twentieth
Quillin P J, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 814 East Fourteenth
Quimby Daniel J, livery stable, 1386 Broadway
Quince Annie M Miss, assistant Harrison Street School, res 859
Harrison
Quince Mary E M Mrs, res 859 Harrison
Quinlan James A, policeman, res 1420 Eleventh
Quinlan Maurice J, salesman (S F), res 654 Sycamore
Quinlan Thomas, clerk, res 517 Ninth
Quinn Annie E, domestic, 437 Hawthorne
Quinn Edward, general jobbing, res 1568 Fifth
Quinn Henry, laborer, res 372 Orchard
Quinn John, milkman, res NW cor Twenty-eighth and Adeline
Quinn Maggie Miss, res O'Neal House, Emery Station
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Quinn Mary Mrs, groceries, 404 B, res same
Quinn Michael, scroll sawyer, res 404 B
Quinn Patrick, laborer, res 824 Thirtieth
Quinn P P, painter with F M Farewell, res New York Hotel
Quinn William H, clerk (S F), res 1217 Castro
Quirk JohnT, foreman, res 412 Fourteenth
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(ieneral Ticket Office, •£ Slew Montgomery Street, under Palace
Hotel, san Francisco, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific,
CHICAGO AXI> XORTHWJBSTERX RAILWAY.
Rabe Frances, res 965 Jackson
Rabe John, dentist, 1055 Broadway, res 583 Thirty-fifth
Rabe William H, with Belloc & Co (S F), res 965 Jackson
Rackliffe Frank, clerk with Rackliffe & Reed, res 859 Castro
RACKLIFFE JOHN (Rackliffe & Reed), res 859 Castro
RACKLIFFE & REED (John Rackliffe and William J Reed),
grocers and produce dealers, 479 Eleventh
Radcliffe Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 627 East Twelfth, res 1263
Twelfth ave
Rademacher August P, car repairer C P R R, and sewer con-
tractor, res 1752 Seward cor Wood
Rader Christopher J, employe C P R R, res 658 Clay
Radford Ellen, res 1409 Franklin
RADING FREDERICK, upholsterer, 1013 Clay
Radomskv Augustus, res 1309 Webster
RADOVICH J L & CO (J L Radovich and M C Williams), whole-
sale and retail dealers in wines and liquors, SW cor Seventh
and Broadway
Radovicli John L (J L Radovich & Co), res 912 Clay
Rae Henry, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1460 Seventh
RAFF0 BROS (C Raffo), groceries and provisions, SW cor Third
atul f> road way
Raffo Colombo (Raffo Bros), res 660 Fourth
Raffo Louis, Pacific Consolidated Paste Co (S F), res 662 Fourth
Raids Thomas A, conductor C P R R, res 829 Peralta
Railton E M, master transportation C P R R, res 1020 Linden
Rainville E M, res San Pablo nr Thirty-sixth
Rainville H E, woodworker, res San Pablo ave nr Thirty-sixth
Rainville Joseph, res San Pablo ave nr Thirty-sixth
BUY
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OAKLAND BREWERY,
KR AIOI A IUKVKN, Proprietors. « or
Telegraph Avenue and Darant Street-
M^S&^ffiiS: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
430
OAKLAND.
Raleigh Charles J, letter carrier post-office, res 1928 Filbert
Ralston Andrew J, president Selby Smelting and Lead Co (S F),
res 534 Twenty-fifth
Ralston Henry, blacksmith, res 1407 Fourth
Ralston John, ironworker, res Merced ave nr Shattuck ave,
Temescal
Ralston Market, E A Guptil proprietor, 957 Washington
Ramage Charlotte E Miss, res 325 Eleventh
Ramon Frank, wiper C P R R shops
Ramsdell B H, coal weigher S P C R R, res San Francisco
Ramsden Charles H, res 452 East Seventeenth
Ramsden Thomas, draughtsman C P R R, res 1661 Pacific
Ramsey Peter B, deckhand Oakland Ferry, res 246 Helen
Rand David H, physician, res 356 Seventh
Rand Eliza M Mrs, res 461 Twenty-sixth
Rand Hall B, night prison keeper city hall, res 356 Seventh
Rand Lila M Miss, telegraph operator, res 461 Twenty-sixth
Randall George W, fireman C P R R, res 1061 Campbell
Randall Mary P, res 470 Edwards
Randle Samuel, teamster with William Lane, res 1013 Franklin
Randlett Henry A, proprietor Randlett House, cor Park ave and
Hollis
Randlett House, H A Randlett proprietor, cor Park ave and
Hollis
Randlett Vila Miss, teacher music, res Randlett House, cor Park
ave and Hollis
Raney Wm, foreman packer U S clothing department (S F), res
1219 Peralta
Rang Daniel, laborer, res 369 Third
Rankin Andrew, tinsmith with Dalziel & Moller, res 2055 Mar-
ket
Rankin James, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 1963 Grove
Ranlett Cony, res 827 Harrison
Ranlett Horace D, mining agent, 218 California (S F), res 724
Fourteenth
Ranlett John, policeman, res 827 Harrison
Ranlett William L, letter carrier post-office, res 827 Harrison
Ransom Samuel, superintendent door factory, San Quentin, res
1557 Eighth
Ransom William Penn, res 1557 Eighth
Ransome Ernest L, artificial stone manufacturer (S F), res 1401
Seventh ave
Raphael Aaron, peddler, res 752 Franklin
Raphael Mark, furniture, 809 Broadway, res 458 Fifth
Rappold John, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1659 Twelfth
Rasette E Mrs, res Adeline bet Forty-second and Forty-third,
Temescal
SasTRlNClSCOlAUNDRY °^{Stfs^J&.SS2S^
ALLEN, TUGGLE t CO., OAK PLANK,
IS and £J> Spear St.
San JKranciMCK.
OAKLAND.
431
Rasmien Carsten, cook, res 857 Washington
Rath Louisa Miss, res 1314 Franklin
Rathfon Benjamin P, expressman, res 922 Pine
RATHJEN DIEDERICH groceries and liquors, 801 Jefferson, res
same
Rathjen Henry, teamster with F Barnard & Co, res 1420 Thir
teenth ave
Rathjen Herman, laborer with F Barnard & Co, res 1420 Thir-
teenth ave
Rathjen Thomas J, bookkeeper with D Rathjen, res 801 Jefferson
Rathmann Edward, millwright, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave
Temescal •
Rau Gottlieb foreman furniture factory (S F), res 1214 Chestnut
Rawlings Lloyd, mining superintendent, res 1507 Eighth
Rawson M L, deputy county clerk, res San Leandro
Ray Barney, switchman C P R R
Ray Wm, porter, res 867 Center
Ray Wm B, switchman C P R R, res 881 Short
Ray William H, barber, res 867 Center
Rave Rosa Mrs, res 1761 Lincoln
Raye W H, ornamental painter, res 809 Webster
Raye W J, painter with J F Gardiner
Raymer William, carpenter, res 1511 New Broadway
Raymond Bertha Miss, res 1421 Ninth
Raymond Charles S, telegraph operator C P R R, res 1110 Four
teenth
Raymond Cornelia Miss, res 1421 Ninth
Raymond Jonas C, homeopathic physician, 626 Thirteenth
Raymond V R, helper U S Mint (S F), res 1002 Market
Raymond William J, student, res 626 Thirteenth
Raymond William P, commission and grain broker (S F), res
1421 Ninth
Rayner Edgar, laborer, res 1005 Twenty-second
Raynes H R, law student, res 1769 Nineteenth ave
Razanski Ignacio, saloon, 1756 Telegraph ave
Razle Mazue Miss, dressmaker, res 938 Peralta
Rea Adolph C, gardener, res 326 East Nineteenth
Rea Henry, employe C P R R, res 1666 Taylor
Rea John Rev, associate pastor First Congregational Church, res
570 Thirteenth
Read Eva S Mrs, dressmaker, res 463 Thirteenth
Read Thornton A, supt Bodie Water Co, res 1211 West
Reader George M, Oakland Transfer Co, res 232 Twelfth
Reader Phillip, driver Hose Co No 1, res 470 Sixth
Reading J, watchmaker and jeweler, 1009 Broadway, res 1567
Broadway
Ready Martin, laborer C P R R, res 1369 Fifteenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order "££ K£S£
Washington Brewery, f ffgS^BgY&aa fEBSt
432
OAKLAND.
Reanier Wm (Reanier & Lund), res n s Seventh bet Wood and
Pine
Reanier & Lund (Wm Reanier and Peter Lund), groceries, 1690
Eighth
Reap Louis, laborer, with Sam in & Co, res 1372 Seventeenth
Rearat A, fireman C P R R
Reardon Lizzie G Mrs, groceries, SW cor Campbell and Pacific
Reaser John T, blacksmith with W G Myers, res 710 Sixth
REATH JAMES M. proprietor Harper's Saloon, 461 Sixth, res
463 Sixth
Reaves George, expressman, res 828 Magnolia
Reaves John A, capitalist, res 1756 Seventh
Rebecca Degree Lodge No 12, meets in Odd Fellows' Hall, East
Oakland, every Mondafy evening
Rebekah Degree Lodge No 16, I O O F, Mrs Naismith secretary,
I O O F Hall
Recardo Frank, laborer C P R R, res 725 Chester
Recardo Frank Jr, apprentice, res 725 Chester
Rector B F, manufacturer, res 1169 Tenth ave
Rector L James, clerk res 603 Sixteenth
Red Front Cash Grocery, Wm P Wheeler proprietor, 1211 Broad-
way and 1212 San Pablo ave
Reddick William S, shoemaker (S F), res 862 Nineteenth
Redding Albert P, real estate (S F), res 1313 Madison
Reddison Bertha, domestic, 909 Linden
REDFIELO HORACE A, agent ^Etna Fire Insurance Co of Hart-
ford, Conn, 969 Broadway, res Forty-fifth east of San Pablo
ave
Redington Chas H, president Board of Education and assistant
paymaster C P R R, res 1668 Seward
Redington H P, res 1668 Seward
Redman Joseph, physician, res 567 Eighth
Redman Lander, tutor, res 970 Market
Redman Louis B, deputy county clerk, res cor Tenth and Market
REDMAN R A> attorney-at-law, 821 Broadway, rooms 7 and 8,
res 970 Market
Redmayne Thomas clerk, res 600 East Twelfth
Redmond L Mrs, res 438 East Eleventh
Redmond Maggie, domestic, 1231 Myrtle
Reed Chas E H (Purington & Reed), res 1117 Ninth ave
Reed Chas G, Union National Bank, res 1257 Filbert
Reed Clara E Miss, res 1117 Ninth ave
Reed Eva Mrs, dressmaker, res 463 Thirteenth
Reed E W, box maker, res 564 East Eleventh
Reed Fanny M (Miss F M Reed & Co), res 1126 Broadway
Reed F M Miss & Co (F M Reed and Miss Elisa Luecke), milli-
nery, 1161 Broadway
S. F.
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Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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BarJcolay,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
433
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Reed F H, civil engineer, res 61 f Nineteenth
REED GEO W (Moore & Reed), attorneys-at-law, res 974 Six-
teenth
Reed Ida M Miss, teacher of music, res 602 Fourteenth
Reed J, engineer C P R R, res San Francisco
Reed Jas, engineer C P R R, res 950 Willow-
Reed L D Mrs, res 1721 Seward
Reed L W, vice-principal Valencia Street School (S F), res 1213
Jefferson
Reed M A Mrs, 1156 Broadway
Reed Robt, brass finisher, res Overland House
Reed Robt, manufacturer Artificial Limbs, 954 Broadway
Reed R R, salesman with Bowen & Co, res Berkelev
Reed Sarah A Mrs, res 529 Eighth
Reed Thos R, painter, res 2109 Elm
Reed Wm, real estate, res 1269 Market
REED WM J (Rackliffe & Reed), res 728 Eleventh
Reed Wm J Jr, clerk with Rackliffe & Reed, res 728 Eleventh
Reek Wm F, liquor saloon, 1466 J Seventh
Rees John, captain C P R R Co's steamer Piedmont, res 815
Filbert
Reese Paul H, res 2108 Elm
Reese WmG, carpenter, 1220 Broadway, res 1614 Twelfth
Reeve Wm N, house painter, res 757 Market
Reeves Elijah, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1010 Third
Reformed Presbyterian Mission, Rev N R Johnston pastor 1171
Market
Regan Julia, res cor Summer and First ave, Temescal
Regan S J Miss, assistant Tompkins School, res San Francisco
Reguin Emma Mrs, res 1168 Seventh
Reguin Ernest, draughtsman with Prescott, Scott & Co (S F ) res
1168 Seventh 'J
Rehnert Chas W (Rehnert & Son), res NE cor Second and Harri-
son
Rehnert Ernest W (Rehnert & Son), res NE cor Second and Har-
rison
REHNERT & SON (E W and C W Rehnert), proprietors Oak-
land Match Factory, Second bet Harrison and Alice
Reichert Carl J, laborer with Samm & Co, res 626 Filbert
Reichert Elizabeth, res 514 Fourth
Reichert Frank, dyer Philadelphia Dye Works, res Eureka Hotel
Reichert Nicholas J, indian doctor, res 1823 William
Reichhold Henry, painter, res 1(54 B
Reichling Albert H, capitalist, res 911 Linden
Reichling F, assayer (S F), res 911 Linden
REICHLING LOUIS F, manager Oakland Artificial Stone Co
466 Ninth rea NW cor Eighth and Linden
OAKLAND RREWFRY « rAMM dfc PIECES, Proprietor*. < or
UHfli-HilU UllLOTL.ni, T^lcjcraph Avemue and Biirant Kitrecf
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M°SS^^ S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
434
OAKLAND.
Reichman Matthew, solicitor with W M Watson & Co, res 665
Fourth
Reid Chas W, farmer, res NE cor Maple and Temescal ave
Reid John, ship carpenter C P R R Yard, res 1870 Atlantic
Reid Levi, engineer, res 762 Third
Reier Chas, capitalist, res 508 Eighth
Reier Chas Jr, clerk with J H Von Der Horst, res 462 Fifth
Reier Frank, clerk with W A Rouse & Co, res 508 Eighth
Reier Geo, baker (S F), res 805 Jackson
REILAY JOHN P (Reilay & Baldwin), res 1209 Clay
REILAY & BALDW3N (John P Reilay and D M Baldwin), phy-
sicians and surgeons, 1003i Broadway, room 4
Reiley Jas, 'longshoreman, res 560 Franklin
Reilly B M, res 1524 Eighth
Reilly Ed, laborer, res 657 Linden
Reilly Edward, res 928 Filbert
Reilly E J Mrs, res 1559 Eighth
Reilly Ellen, domestic, 1064 Fourteenth
Reilly Eugene C, clerk with P J Reilly, res 718 Seventh
Reilly Francis, Wells, Fargo & Co, res 1522 Fifth
Reilly Maggie, domestic Occidental
Reilly Mary A Miss, res 1357 Franklin
Reilly Paul H, clerk with P J Reilly, res 718 Seventh
Reilly Paul J, druggist, res 718 Seventh
Reilly Regina Miss, assistant Tompkins Grammar School, res 718
Seventh
Reilly Thos J, yardman C P R R, res 1716 Eighth
Reimers Adolph, watchmaker, res 828 Magnolia
Reimers FPL, locksmith and bell hanger, 773 Seventh
Reimmille H, boilermaker C P R R shops
Reinertsen David M, awningmaker (S F), res 34 Hannah
Reinhart J Mrs, res Lake Shore ave
Reinhart J F, res Lake Shore ave
Reinhart Oscar, res Lake Shore ave
Reinhart Wm, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Reinle G F, butcher, res 1058 West
Reinle Lizette, res 1058 West
Reinoehl Alfred, carpenter, res 758 Fifth
Reinstaddler F, carpenter, res 963 Third ave
Reis Francis S, associate editor Tribune Publishing Co, res 1355
Madison
Reitz C Mrs, rea 1703 Eighth
Reml'row Elijah H. hack driver, res Newland House
Rem fry Samuel H, barber with Ben F Edwards, res 1013
Seventh
S. F. LAUNDEY.
UOiift WORK, JLOW PRICES. Office,
3S Oteary St, S. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGIE & CO., OAK PLAWK.-afgasgy-
OAKLAND.
435
Remillard Brick Co, P N Remillard pres, contractors and manu-
facturers of brick, foot of Webster (and Pacific Street
Wharf, S F)
Remillard Edward, director Remillard Brick Co, res 961 Clay
Remillard H Mrs, res 964 Jefferson .
Remillard Hilaire, director Remillard Brick Co, res Adeline bet
Forty-second and Forty-third
Remillard Peter N, pres Remillard Brick Co, res 530 Tenth
Remington A M Mrs, res 958 Grove
Rempe John H, painter with J A Moore, res 955 Twenty
fourth
Renaud Eugene, engineer, res rear 956 Third
Rendall S N Mrs, res 662 Sycamore
Rendell Thos, carpenter, builder and contractor, res 825 Fif-
teenth
Rene G A Mrs, res 356 Tenth
Renfro Elijah, driver with P Pumyea, res Newland House
Reni Monak, moulder with Scoville & Co. res 219 Second
Renken Henry, Baunscheidtist healing method, office 461 Ninth,
res same
Renney Win, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
RENTON COAL CO. T H Henderson agent, 413 Tenth
Renton Eliza Mrs, res 513 Ninth
RENTON HENRY T (Renton & Coleman), res 864 Nineteenth
RENTON & COLEMAN (H T Renton and Hamilton Coleman),
new and secondhand furniture, 479 and 481 Twelfth
Rentz Annie Mrs, domestic, 1154 Alice
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 864
Broadway
Rerat Albert L, res cor Mariposa and Shattuck aves, Temescal
Rerat L, domestic, 1713 Chase
Rese Peter, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Rettig William, butcher with J May, 1477 Seventh, res same
Rettig Wm, cabinetmaker with Christian Schreiber, res 2124
Chestnut
Reuter Chas (Reuter & Hanson), res 563 Sixth
REUTER & HANSON (Chas Reuter and Chas Hanson), Phila-
delphia Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 833-837 Wash-
ington
Revalk John, jeweler, res 1114 Willow
Revalk John F, commercial traveler, res 1114 Willow
Rew F S, journalist Tribune, res 1355 Madison
REYNDERS JOHN T. groceries and liquors, 1157 Seventh
Reynolds Annie, domestic, 1557 Webster
Reynolds Daniel, res 1522 Fifth
Reynolds Frank, physician, res w s Maple bet Temescal and
Birch
Schafer S Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to order,No u -ont*omeryS
*Mmi Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, S^^VtS ^iSkSSTSfci
436
OAKLAND.
Reynolds Frank A, clerk United States Railway Mail Service (S
F), res 1465 Grove
Reynolds Frank P, clerk, res 83"3 Madison
Reynolds John H, furnaceman, res 720 Seventh
Reynolds L D Mrs, res 812 Filbert
Reynolds Louis D, farmer, res 812 Filbert
Reynolds Richard, engineer C P R R, res 520 East Eleventh
Reynolds Robt, furnaceman, res 720 Seventh
Reynolds Robt T, res 409 Ninth
Reynolds Samuel B, brakeinan C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Rhea Jennie, domestic Vernon Park
Rhea Lewis, cook, res cor Forty-first and West, Temescal
Rheinlander Gustave, clerk German Consolate (S F), res 1202
Fourteenth
Rhoades Lou A Miss, res 1267 Brush
Rhoades Mary L Miss, res 1267 Brush
Rhodehamel W H, real estate agent, res 466 East Seventeenth
Rhodes Eber A, traveling salesman, res 683 Sycamore
Rhodes Edward G, carpenter, res 1712 Pacific
Rhodes Edward G Jr, telegraph messenger, res 1712 Pacific
Rhodes Henry, expressman, res 1664 Chase
Rhodes Wm C, foreman with Fred H Busby (S F), res 683 Syc-
amore
Ricardo Albert (Ricardo & Faschian), res 834 Webster
Ricardo Frank J, laborer C P R R
RICARDO & FASCHIAN (Albert Ricardo and Herman Faschian),
Germania Hall Saloon, 836 Webster
Rice Benj, carpenter S P R R, res 607 Third
RICE C B» Novelty Job Office, gun and locksmithing, card and
job printing, jeweling and engraving, glass and glazing, bell
hanging and soldering, saw filing and setting, gold, silver
and nickel plating, picture frames and cornices, stencil cut-
ting, die-sinking and cuttleiy, 1073 Thirteenth ave, res
same
Rice Chas A, bookkeeper with Rice & White, res 1381 Webster
Rice Chas H (Rice & White), res 1381 Webster
Rice Edwin, wood and coal, 1214 Market, res 1162 Union
Rice Elihu, sign painter, res 578 Thirty-fifth
Rice Geo J, bookkeeper with W H Nolan, res 1381 Webster
RICE JOHN, wood and cool, 1214 Market, res 1161 Market
Rice Lenos, locksmith, 813 East Twelfth
Rice Lulu Miss, res 578 Thirty-fifth
Rice Matthew, employe C P R R, res 320 Fourth
Rice Thos E, with John Rice, res 1162 Union
RICE & WHITE (Chas H Rice and Jas J White), butchers' stalls,
24 and 26 City Market, and agents Nevada and Utah beef
Rich W K, employe Eagle Box Factory, res 973 Third
sInIfranciscoTaundry •«-•. iSg^S^.Ss^.
rAMES L BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished ana houses built tor CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
437
Richard John Monroe, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street
House
Richards Ac, clerk city assessor's office
Richards Benj P, storekeeper Union Club (S F), res 512 Eighth
Richards Clements, extraman Hose Co No 1
Richards Harry, employe Pacific Nail Works, res 83? Myrtle
Richards John M, brakeman CPRR, res-1804 Seventh
Richards Seth (Richards & SnojsE, S FJ, res cor Webster and Or-
chard
Richardson A, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 533 Laurel
Richardson Aaron S, carpenter, res 313 Ninth
Richardson Abbott, res 1605 Thirteenth ave
Richardson Alice Miss, teacher, res 1812 Goss
Richardson Chas, collector, res 1360 Sixteenth
Richardson Chas, liquor dealer, res 1360 Sixteenth
Richardson Chas H, seaman, res 865 Twentieth
Richardson Chas L, barber with T C Cordan, res East Oakland
Hotel
Richard-on Daniel S, private secretary post-office (S F), res 1230
Eighth ave
Richardson Estelle, res 552 Sycamore
Richardson Frank, res 1812 Goss
Richardson Geo, clerk S P C R R, res 1012 Goss
Richardson Geo, laborer, res 664 Fourth
Richardson H N Mrs, res 1129 Myrtle
Richardson John B (Nye & Richardson), res 1301 Clay
Richardson John M, farmer, res 564 East Eleventh
Richardson M E Mrs, supt Juvenile Work I O G T, res 1605 Thir-
teenth ave
Richardson M L Mrs, dress and cloakmaker, res 313 Ninth
Richardson Nicholas, car repairer CPRR, res 233 Hollis
Richardson Sarah G Mrs, res 1812 Goss
Richardson S J Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 1310 Market
Richardson Thos, manager Mendocino Lumber Co, Berkeley, res
325 East Nineteenth
Richardson Wm E, machine repairer, res cor Twenty-second and
Fifth ave
Richardson Wm H, employe CPRR, res 217 Helen
Richard t Ferdinand, artist, res 837 Madison
Richau Herman, tailor, res 1315 Eleventh
Richest C, hostler with Samm & Co. res 626 Filbert
Richest F, brakeman CPRR, res 1362 Eighth
Richey Lillie Miss, folder Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 1067
Castro
Richmond Matthew, porter with Watson & Co, res 665 Fourth
Richmond Willard P (Mis L G Richmond & Son), res 518 Wil-
liams
H A U I ANH RRPU/PRV KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors, tor.
UttALHIlU D II L W L 11 I , Telegraph Avenue auid Darmit Street.
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438
OAKLAND.
Richter Adolph, jeweler (S F), res 1327 Seventh ave
Richter Hulda Mrs, res 1317 Jackson
Rickard Jesse J, carpenter, res 489 Prospect
Rickard Michael, mail carrier (S F), res 1724 Chase
Rickard Norton J, painter, res 1724 Chase
Rickey Daniel B, tinsmith with Dalziel & Moller, res 1363
Brush
Rider Alfred, capitalist, res 1263 Eleventh ave
Ridley Geo, farmer, res 1067 Thirteenth ave
Ries Samuel, crockerv and tinware, 873 Broadway, res 763
Fifth
Riggenberg R, brewer, 409 East Twelfth
Rigney J, laborer C P R R
Rigney Martin, driver, res 404 Fifth
Rigney Michael, clerk Mendocino Lumber Yard, res 404 Fifth
Rigney Mollie Miss, res 404 Fifth
Rignev Thos S, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, res 404
Fifth
Riker James D, painter, res 271 Sixth
Riley Claude, clerk with W W Blow, res 920 Alice
Riley Daniel, laborer, res 726 Chestnut
Riley Ed, laborer, res 364 Third
Riley Ella A Mrs, res 608 Seventeenth
Riley Eugene C, clerk with Paul J Riley, res 718 Seventh
Riley Frank, carpenter, res 517 Ninth
Riley Geo F, carpenter, res 908 Center
Riley Henry, fruit dealer, 806 Broadway, res 364 Third
Riley Henry W, clerk, res 364 Third
Riley Jas, gardener, res 410 Tenth
Riley Jas, gardener with H D Bacon, res 960 Oak
Riley J Claude, clerk with W W Blow, res 920 Alice
Riley John J, foreman job department Tribune Publishing Co,
res Alta House
Riley Patrick, farmer, res Folger ave, Butchertown
Riley Paul H, clerk with Paul J Riley, res 718 Seventh
Riley Paul J, druggist, 847 Broadway, res 718 Seventh
Riley Thos Mrs, res Forty-fourth bet Telegraph and Grove, Tem-
escal
Rilliet Constant F, clerk California Pottery Co, res 819 Wash-
ington
Rimassa H C, solicitor Parisian Dyeing Works, res San Fran-
cisco
Rinck Amelia Mrs, res 1)24 Twenty-fourth
Rinck Frederick N M, res 924 Twenty-fourth
Rinck John, storekeeper United States Internal Revenue (S F),
res 924 Twenty-fourth
Rin«j Daniel, laborer, res 369 Third
S. F.
H VSIil\(. IM»\i: AT NIIOKT XOTH'K.
Oiflco, a» Geary St., S. F.. and SO« Broadway. Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 «fc 80 Spear St.
Sail Vraneisco
OAKLAND.
439
Ringgenberg R, proprietor East Oakland Brewery, res cor Eighth
ave and East Twelfth
Ringgold David, teamster Renton Coal Co, res 411 Tenth
Ringolsky Samson, clothier, 715 and 717 Broadway, res same
Riordan Daniel, laborer, res 307 Second
Riordan J, laborer C P R R «
Riordan Thomas, laborer, res 1812 Seventh
Rioton Thomas H, bookkeeper, res 991 Pine
Risdon Robert N, salesman with Wheaton & Luhrs (S F), res
958 Eighth
Risedorph Charles H, painter, res 1711 Linden
Rison W R, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 466 Seventeenth
Rison W R, merchant (S F), res 1367 Tenth ave
Rishmuller Richard, carpenter, res 722 Castro
Ritchey James B, clerk with G A J Davis, res 618 Eighth
Rivard Richard, teamster Samm's Flouring Mills, res 721 Third
Rix E A, res 875 Filbert
Roach Bridget, domestic, res 416 Seventh
Roach Bridget Mrs, res 414 Seventh
Roach Charles, painter, res cor Fifth and Broadway
Roach David \V, laborer, res 1922 San Pablo ave
Roach Hannah, res 611 Adeline
Roach Jas V, manager Renton Coal Co, res 1305 Broadway
Roach Julia Mrs, groceries and provisions, cor TVentj^-seventh
and West, res 710 Twenty-seventh
Roach Mary Mrs, cook New York Hotel
Roach Michael, laborer, res 669 East Twelfth
Roac i Peter, employe C P R R, res 1815 Seventh
Roach Peter, oiler C P R R Yards, res 1864 William
Roathe George, cashier J Lusk Canning Co, res s s Birch bet
Maple and Telegraph ave
Robart John, carpenter, res 818 Chester
Robart Theodoi'e, carpenter, res 818 Chester
Robb C W, machinehand Pacific Nail Works, res 636 Filbert
Roberge John H, house and sign painting, res SE cor Myrtle and
Fifth
Roberson J S, with Wells, Fargo & Co (S F), res cor Madison and
Ninth
Robert Anastasia, res 1579 Broadway
Roberts Amos, farmer, res 728 Twelfth
Roberts Charles, res Sunnyside House
Roberts Charles, mining agent, res 1985 Webster
Roberts Edward, laborer, res 808 Cedar
Roberts Edward Jr, laborer, res 808 Cedar
Roberts Edward, mining engineer, res 766 Seventeenth
Roberts Edward W Jr, bookkeeper with Miller & 'Winsor, res
760 Seventeenth
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Washington Brewery,
vyr,£8J£,^,S£,,J, * Co«< Proprs.,
N. W. COB. 5th & IIEEHAM STREETS.
440
OAKLAND.
Roberts Geo H, electrotyper Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 759
Jefferson
Roberts Griffith M, night foreman C P R R, res 1065 Twelfth
ave
Roberts Henry, butcher, 466 Eleventh, res 1461 Broadway
Roberts John, carpenter, res 1728 Seward
Roberts John, caulker C P R R Ship Yard
Robert Joseph, res 967 Alice
Roberts Joseph, miner, res 1771 Lincoln
Roberts Kitty S Mrs, saleslady with Elijah Higham, res 469
Twenty-sixth
Roberts Thomas, fireman C P R R
Roberts Thomas, laborer, res 808 Cedar
Roberts T J, wiper C P R R shops
Roberts William, clothing cutter, res 469 Twenty-sixth
Roberts William, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Roberts Wm, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res Good Cheer
House, Emery Station
Roberts Wm E, carriage painter, res 469 Twenty-sixth
Roberts William H, cigar stand, 828 Broadway
Roberts W Scott, helper C P R R Yards, res 919 Jefferson
Robertson Alex, clerk with J B Haggin (S F), res 755 Brush
Robertson Alexander, shipcavpenter, res 1816 Atlantic
Robertson Daniel, construction foreman C P R R, res 1814
Atlantic
Robertson Edwin, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Robertson George, clerk with Payot, Upham & Co (S F), res 1 464
Castro
Robertson George M, carpenter B and B department C P R R
Yards, res 1816 Atlantic
Robertson James, machinist, res 1028 Second ave
Robertson John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Robertson John, superintendent California Jute Mill, res 1028
Second ave
Robertson Marshall, hostler, res 962 Kirkham
Robertson Mamie Miss, teacher music, res 755 Brush
Robertson Sarah A Mrs, res 1464 Castro
Ro I tetter Antone, laborer, res nr Stock Yards
Robins Frederick T, cashier Imperial, London, Northern and
Queen Insurance Cos (S F), res 717 Sixteenth
Robins George, capitalist, res cor Moss and Telegraph ave
Robins Helen A Miss, assistant Harrison Street School, res 717
Sixteenth
Robins Samuel, solecutter with E Bernheim & Co, res 213 Eighth
Robinson Aaron, steam carpet-beating establishment, 519 Second,
res 523 Second
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Robinson Bessie W, res 770 Sixth
Robinson Charles F, hostler with A H Hecox, res Winter's Hotel
Robinson Charles K (Robinson & Brown), res 1706 Seward
Robinson Charles L, res 524 Sixteenth
Robinson Chester L, carpet salesman, res 751 Grove
Robinson C L (C L Robinson & Co), res Sixteenth bet San Pablo
ave and Broadway
Robinson C L & Co (C L Robinson and Frank N Nicolaysen),
manufacturers "King of Ague," 1157 Center
Robinson Daniel T, mining, res 1011 Twenty-sixth
Robinson E Mrs, proprietress Orr House, 508}- Fifteenth
ROBINSON EDWARD C (Robinson & De Golia) notary public,
1003} Broadway, res 911 Grove
Robinson Edward N, mining, res 1368 Webster
Robinson Edwin S, res 709 East Twelfth
Robinson Emma H Miss, seamstress, res 562 Fifteenth
Robinson F, with A Robinson, res 523 Second
Robinson Henry, plasterer, res 1802 Myrtle
Robinson Howard W, clerk (S F), res 1722 Eighth
Robinson J, fireman CPRR, res 1804 William
Robinson J B, conductor CPRR, res Vallejo
Robinson Jesse, assessor Oakland township, office Court House,
res 911 Grove
Robinson L Miss, res 951 Grove
Robinson Lucy, res 224 Second
Robinson Maury, clerk assessor's office, res 911 Grove
Robinson Nathan, res 718 Filbert
Robinson Peter, ship ballaster (S F), res 917 Peralta
Robinson Reuel, lumber dealer, res 564 East Fifteenth
Robinson Sandford, res Winsor House
Robinson Thos M, stenographer, res 911 Grove
Robinson T P, ballast contractor, res 1460 Ninth
Robinson Wm J, porter with T J Golden, res cor Seventh and
Pine
Robinson & Brown (Charles K Robinson and Ralph Brown), pro-
prietors Dexter Stables, NE cor Webster and Twelfth
ROBINSON & DE GOLIA (Edward C Robinson and Geo E De
Golia), attorneys-at law, 1003} Broadway, rooms 15 and 16
Robinson & Russ (Charles K Robinson and John Russ), agents
Phoenix Insurance Co of Brooklyn, 464 Tenth
Rocca Gianni, saloon, e s Telegraph ave bet Birch and Vernon
Roche Francis E, physician and surgeon, office Post-office Build-
ing, 1207 Broadway, i*es same
Roche John J, attorney- at-law (S F), res 813 Jackson
Rochester Edmund F, corresponding clerk with Pope & Talbot,
res 1368 Ninth ave
Rockford'J C, fireman CPRR, res cor Willow and Eighth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KKAM.1I & DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,!^™^^^ Artists
442
OAKLAND.
Rockwell W W, collector CPRR
Rocovich Lucca, candy and fruit, 1757 Seventh
Rocovich Martin (Rocovich & Ghirardelli), res 835| Market
Rocovich Stella Mrs, res 835 h Market
ROCOVICH & GMRARDELLl (M Rocovich and M Ghirardelli),
Martin's Restaurant and Coffee Saloon, Market Street Station,
cor Market and Seventh
Roddin George, blacksmith, res 1158 Union
Roddin James, res 1158 Union
Roddin John, laborer, res 1158 Union
Roddin Joshua, blacksmith, res 1158 Union
Rode C G Mrs, stamping, res 869 Center
Rode Christian G, machinist, res 869 Center
Roder J C, laborer CPRR
Roderick John, deckhand steamer Transit, res 1378 Seventeenth
Roderick John F, laborer, res 705 Campbell
Roderick Joseph, laborer CPRR
Roderick Manuel, laborer CPRR
Roderick Nellie Mrs, employe jute mill, res 600 East Twelfth
Roderiques Enos A, teamster, res 923 East Fourteenth
Rodger Frank, laborer CPRR Yards, res 714 Peralta
Rodgers Ada B Miss, school teacher, res 1724 Seward
Rodgers George, laborer, res 219 Louisa
Rodgers James, sewer and brick contractor, res cor Twentieth and
Curtis
Rodgers Joseph, laborer CPRR
Rodgers Louisa Mrs, dressmaker, res 517 Fourth
Rodgers W H, butcher with Owen Lafferty, res Overland House
Rodolph F B (Rodolph & Co), res 966 Clay
Rodolph S F (Rodolph & Co), res 966 Clay
Rodolph & Co (F B and S F Rodolph), stationery, sheet music,
etc, 969 Washington
Rodriguez Antone, laborer res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Rodriguez Amelia C Miss, res 1375 Madison
Rodrigues Joseph C, restaurant, 677 East Twelfth
Rodriques Emanuel, laborer CPRR, res 1465 Thirteenth
Rodriquez Manuel, laborer, res Folder ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Roe John, saloon, NW cor Seventh and Webster, res 839 Clay
Roedder Louis, blacksmith with Galvin & Lebrecht, res 1013
Franklin
Roeder Chas, brakeman CPRR, res 817 Peralta
Roeder Chris, brakeman CPRR, res 1806 Seventh
Roediger Frank A, candy, 1724 Taylor, res same
Roediger Frank W, candy maker with F A Roediger, res 1724
Taylor
Roediger Herman, candymaker with F A Roediger, res ,1724 Tay-
lor
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OAKLAND.
443
Importer
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j Roehnert Frederick, upholsterer, res 1522 Third
j Roemer Gus A (Roemer & Knierim), res 1467 Seventh
l Roemer & Knierim (Gus A Roemer and John Knierim), butchers,
1467 Seventh
Roes Charles, laborer, res 810 Lewis
Roes Thomas, laborer, res 1716 Pacific
Roeth George, cashier J Lusk Canning Co, res Birch bet Tele
graph ave and Maple
Roff Harry L, agent Phoenix of Hartford, Home of New York,
Imperial, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos, 1004 Broad
way, res 509 Twenty-fourth
Roff John C, sawyer East Oakland Planing Mill, res 1069 Four-
teenth ave
Rogel Frank, jeweler, res 365 Fourth
Rogers C A, plasterer, res East Nineteenth
Rogers Cecil D, printer Oakland Times, res 1843 Myrtle
Rogers Edward A, clerk C P R R, res 1508 Ninth
Rogers Elizabeth Mrs, nurse, res 762 Alice
Rogers E P, engineer, res 1034 Chestnut
Rogers Frank, watchman C P R R, res 1424 Thirteenth ave
Rogers Henry (Bowen & Co), and agent with Samuel Merritt, res
1209 Jackson
Rogers James, bookkeeper, res 1016 Jefferson
Rogers James, sewerman with Bonham Bros, res N\V cor Frank
lin and Thirteenth
Rogers James H, pilot (S F), res 1724 Seward
Rogers James W, salesman with W A Rouse & Co, res 1016 Jef
ferson
Rogers John, gardener, res 756 Seventh
Rogers John, well-borer, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-first,
Temescal
Rogers John H, employe C P R R, res 1803 Seventh
Rogers Phillip,, well-borer, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-first,
Temescal
Rogers R Mrs, res 759 Campbell
Rogers R A, p asterer, res East Nineteenth-
Rogers Saul, manager with Wagner & Co (S F), res 1012 Clay
Rogers Win, laborer, res 807 Jefferson
Rogers William H, butcher with Owen Lafferty, res 363 First
rscn Annie, domestic, 1203 Castro
ROHAN" M E MRS- employment office, 525 Eighth
Rohan John, clerk, res 557 Eighth
Rohdin William, with Geo C Shreve & Co (S F), res 224 Ettie
Rohrbacker Martin, carpet! ay er with Christian Schreiber, res
916 East Fourteenth
Roland Edward, painter, res 1803 Seventh
Roland George L, engineer C P R R, res 979 Center
Schafer £ Co.: aftJ&S GL0THIK3,
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Washington Brewery ;
Westermann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COS. 5th & EI2EHAM STEEETS.
444
OAKLAND.
Rolfe Thomas, conductor C P R R, res 1011 Wood
Rolin Henr}^ steward Oakland Hospital, res 2253 Adeline
Rolland Julien, cabinetmaker, res 716 Fourth
Rollins Albert J, carpenter, res 1708 Seward
Rollins Clarence, blacksmith, 1362 San Pablo ave, res 772
Eighteenth
Rollins Frank R, caulker C P R R Ship Yards, res 1754 Seward
Rollins Hiram S, caulker C P R R Ship Yard, res 806 Wood
Rollins Holman C, carpenter C P R R, res 1766 Goss
Rollins J S, cattle dealer, res cor Eighteenth and San Pablo ave
Rollins Warren E, artist, res 1708 Seward
Romani Jerry, marble rubber with Win Collins, terminus Web-
ster ave
Rommeck Julius, carpenter, 421 Tenth, res 1620 Myrtle
Romo Comualdo Jr, salesman with Salinger Bros, res 1912 San
Pablo ave
Rooney Owen, bartender with J J Hanifin, res cor Ninth and
Webster
Rooney Patrick, laborer, res 725 Myrtle
Root A W, farmer, res 1215 Oak
Root Carrie M Miss, res Arcade House
Root Charles R, clerk (S F), res Arcade House
Root Maria S Mrs, proprietress Arcade House, 1207 Broadway,
and 1208 San Pablo ave
Roppen S L Mrs, res 1914 San Pablo ave
Rork T O, upholsterer, res Ross House
Rosborough A J, law student, res 1769 Nineteenth ave
ROSBOROUGH ALEXANDER M, attorney-at-law, 921 Broad,
way, rooms 7 and 8, res 1769 Nineteenth ave
Rose Albert H, capitalist, res 934 Myrtle
Rose James W, driver with Porter Bros & Co, res 817 Twenty-
eighth
Rose James W Jr, salesman with Porter Bros &; Co, res 817
Twenty-eighth
Rose J M, barber shop, 867 Broadway, res 470 Eighth
Rose John M, mechanic, res 1674 Twelfth
Rose John H, sheep butcher, res Union
Rose Joseph, laborer C P R R
Rose J S, laundryman Contra Costa L mndry
Roseberry James, res 973 Campbell
Rosenberg Charles, bookkeepei", res 226 Twelfth
Rosenberg H L, printer, res 1113 Jefferson
Rosenberg J M, groceries, 232 Twelfth, res same
Rosenberg Joseph, harnessmaker with A W Palmer, res 1113
Jefferson
Rosenberg Lascry, cigars and tobacco, 909 Broadway, res 226
Twelfth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •—■ {S*S»^«B!S»l
Jas L Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co.,*!, $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
445
ROSENBERG MEYER, proprietor New Fulton Market, 1274
Market, res 754 Sixteenth
Rosenberg Michael, glazier, res 259 Eighth
Rosenberg Morris, merchant, res 226 Twelfth
Rosenberg Nathan, cigars and tobacco, 959 Broadway, res 1113
Jefferson
Rosenbero- Rachel Miss, dressmaker, res 259 Eighth
Rosenberg Rebecca Miss, tailoress, res 259 Eighth
Rosenberg Theresa Miss, saleslady with D Hauser, res 226
Twelfth
Rosenk Gustave, physician, 410 Seventh
Rosenstock Frederick, gardener, res Weston ave bet New Broad-
way and Telegraph ave
Rosenthal Augusta Mrs, gents' furnishing goods, 813 Broadway,
res 736 Myrtle
Rosenthal Charles, assistant city engineer, res 859 Washington
Rosenthal Joseph, salesman with Mrs Augusta Rosenthal, res
736 Myrtle
Rosenthal Joseph, clothing and fancy goods, 803 Broadway, res
Fifth nr Clay
Rosenzweig Christiana Mrs, res 865 Twenty-second
Ross A J, night watchman, res 268 Fifth
Ross Alex, proprietor Ross House, 469^ Ninth
Ross Charles, laborer C P R R Yards, res 810 Lewis
Ross Charlie H, compositor, res Alta House
Ross Colin, teller San Francisco Savings Union, res 1326
Chestnut
Ross Fred A, jockey Oakland Race Track
Ross F Yvx, stock-raiser, res Centennial House
Ross George C, attorney-at-law, 921 Broadway, res 2203 West
Ross Guadalupe Mrs, res 800 Franklin
Ross Harvey L, res 457 Twenty-sixth
Ross House, Alex Ross proprietor, 469| Ninth
Ross Jenny Mrs, res 611 Nineteenth
Ross Mary Mrs, nurse Ladies' Relief Society of Oakland, Linden
Lane, Temescal
Ross P. tii W, brakeman C P R R, res Central Hotel
Ross W B Miss, res 164 Lake
ROSS WILLIAM T. teacher elocution, NW cor Eddy and
Powell (S F), res 660 Ninth
r John R, patternmaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res 958
Campbell
Rossini Charles, foreman C P R R, res Central Hotel
ROSSINI CHARLES J. proprietor Central Hotel, West Oakland,
17^3-1727 Seventh
Rossini John E, teamster, res Central Hotel
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OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & IHEVKS, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Dnraiit Street.
MSfltfftoffiS!: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
446
OAKLAND.
ROSSO FRANK, proprietor " Rosso's Cottage," Central ave opp
Lake Merritt nr cor Oak
BOSSO S COTTAGE. Frank Rosso proprietor, Central ave opp
Lake Merritt nr cor Oak
Rostron George H, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 586
Twenty-fifth
Rotchford John, fireman C P R R, res 872 Henry
Rotermundt Hugo, paper-ruler (S F), res 1261 Campbell
Rotherman John (Rotherman & Stolte, S F), res 1420 Ninth
Rothermel Philip, shoemaker, res Winter's Hotel
Rothschild M B, bookkeeper, S F), res 770 Ninth
Roulstone Andrew J, mining expert, res 560 Sycamore
Roundey H Mrs, 503 East Fourteenth
Roundey John L, night inspector Custom House (S F), res 503
East Fourteenth
Rounds A A Mrs, res 477 Prospect
Rourke Terrence, cattle dealer, res 862 Campbell
ROUSE W A & CO (Warren A and William H Rouse), commis-
sion merchants, 476 Eleventh
ROUSE WARREN A (W A Rouse & Co), res 488 Twenty-fifth
ROUSE WILLIAM H (W A Rouse & Co), res Oakland Heights
Rousseau Nancy Mrs, clothing, 461 Fourth, res same
Roussel Paul, hunter, res 310 Fourth
Rousset Joseph, waiter, res 109 Hannah
Roussey Emile, res 1826 Goss
Roussey Frank, res 1826 Goss
Routh Oscar A, student, res 226 Eleventh
Rowan Thomas, blacksmith, res Forty-third bet Telegraph ave
and Grove, Temescal
Rowe Albert, miller Samm's Flouring Mill, res 719 Clay
Rowe David H, laborer, res 722 Henry
Rowe Henry, carpenter, res 625 Chestnut
ROWE JOHN, agent S P C R R, cor Seventh and Webster, res
SW cor Seventh and Clay
Rowe John Mrs, res 1871 William
Rowe Orena Mrs, res cor Thirty-sixth and Telegraph ave
Rowe Rebecca Miss, res cor Telegraph ave and Thirty-sixth
Rowe Richard D, foreman Samm's Flouring Mills, res 529
Second
Rowe Vina Miss, res cor Telegraph ave and Thirty-sixth
Rowell Joseph C, librarian State University, res n s Forty-sixth
bet Shattuck ave and Grove, Temescal
Rowell Wm K, notary public and commissioner of deeds, 458
Ninth, res 410 Thirteenth
Rowen John, hostler Oakland Trotting Park
Rowland John R, fireman C P R R, res 1431 Third
Rowland Wm, bricklayer, res 1424 Chestnut
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Man Francl&cu.
OAKLAND.
447
Rowlands William T, carpenter CPRR, res 1431 Third
Rowley Eugene, plumber with Bonham Bros, res 623 Eighteenth
Rowley S Mrs, dressmaker, res 423 Eighteenth
Rowse Samuel, carpenter, res 310 B
Royce Frank L, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1013
Thirtieth
Royce Lorenzo D, foreman Mowing Machine Shops Judson
Works, res 257 Watts
Roza Frank, laborer, res 714 Peralta
Rozi Joseph, laborer, res 889 Bay
Rubens Frederick, waiter, res 859 Clay
Ruber t D H, res 1937 Filbert
Rubert D H Mrs, res 1937 Filbert
Rubert Frank D, driver with McCleverty & Noblett, res 1937
Filbert
Rubiolo Alfred, waiter Barnum Restaurant, res 646 Broadway
Ruch Andrew S, carpenter, res cor Telegraph ave and Forty-fourth,
Temescal
Ruddell Budd, salesman, res Bushell House.
Ruddell James M, salesman with Salinger Bros, res Bushell
House
Ruddick Wm S, bootmaker, 1174 Broadway, res 862 Nineteenth
Rudolph August C, sailmaker, res 1471 Fifth
Rudolph Gustav R, restaurant Emery Station, res same
Rudolph William F, salesman Hall's Safe and Lock Co (S F), res
1418 West
Rue Chas W, brakeman C P R R, res 1727 Goss
Rued James C (Crist & Co), res 1160 Eighth
Ruedy Henry (Ruedy Bros), res Capitol Hotel
Ruedy John (Ruedy Bros), res Capitol Hotel
Ruedy Bros (Henry and John Ruedy), proprietors Capitol Hotel,
SW cor Franklin and Eleventh
Ruet Clarissa Mrs, res 620 Fifth
Ruggles Sarah Miss, bookkeeper with Geo A J Davis, res 1457
Broadway
Ruggles Wm A, clerk with Geo W Manuel, res 1457 Broadway
Rugh Abra M Miss, saleslady with L H Briggs, res 560 Syca-
more
Rule Katie Mrs, dressmaker, res 1118 Washington
Rungay Andrew, gardener, res cor Twentieth and Sixth ave
Rundond Hugo, butcher with L Egert, res 966 Broadway
Rundell O Frank, carpenter, res 1727 Filbert
Runyon Frederick M, clerk C P R R, res 934 Peralta
Ruprich G A, saloon, 382 East Twelfth
Rury C H, res854i Broadway
Rush Chas, carpentei-, res 823 Filbert
Rushmore Wm, lumberman, res 170 Sixth
"ScTafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order ^""S£55££-
Washington Brewery, R^™*11 f £,£& BBSS'
448
OAKLAND.
Russ John (Robinson & Russ), res 566 East Fourteenth
Russau James H, mailing clerk post-office, res 562 Twenty-second
Russau John M, res 562 Twenty-second
Russau John J, butcher with Fred Becker, res 562 Twenty-
second
Russau J J, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 625 Third
Russell Charles, clerk with N E Craft, res 1059 Ninth ave
Russell Edward K, painter, 1016 Broadway, res 616 Fifteenth
Russell Fred, actor, res Eureka Hotel
Russell Geo, porter with Kieso & Atherton, res 1669 Eighth
Russell Geo A, clerk with N E Craft, res 1059 Ninth ave
Russell Geo L, barber, res 1619 Eighth
Russell James, tailor, 374-|- Twelfth
Russell James F, painter, res 1721 Goss
Russell James M, res 1680 Webster
Russell Joel, farmer and attorney-at-law, res cor Fifth ave and
East Eleventh
Russell Katie Miss, res 726 Chester
Russell Maggie, domestic, 217 Tenth
Russell Mary, res 672 East Twenty-fourth
Rutherford Ada Miss, res 826 Fourteenth
RUTHERFORD CHAS B. paints, oil and glass, 1014 Broadway,
res 27^ Eleventh
Rutherford Chas F, bookkeeper with Chas B Rutherford, res 272
Eleventh
Rutherford James, res 1110 Myrtle
Rutherford John, house mover, res Vernon Heights
Rutherford Lucy A, res 826 Fourteenth
Rutherford William, res 1110 Myrtle
Rutherford Win, farmer, res 826 Fourteenth
Ryall Joseph E, iron moulder (S F), res 347 B
Ryan Annie Miss, music teacher, res 504 Fifteenth
Ryan Catherine, res 1119 Third
RYAM DANIEL> druggist and apothecary, 1170 Broadway, res
1254 Franklin
Ryan Ellen, domestic, 758 Sixteenth
Ryan Fannie, domestic, 1034 Adeline
Ryan Geo, res 864 Clay
Ryan James, horse farrier and clipper, res cor Twenty-fourth and
Union
Ryan John, res 504 Fifteenth
Ryan John, gasfitter with James Wilson & Co, res 1455 Ade-
line
Ryan Loyal F, brakeman C P R R, res Central Hotel
Ryan Margaret, domestic, 804 Tenth
Ryan Mark, gardener, res 1455 Adeline
Ryan Martin, horseshoer, 867 Clay, res 555 Eighth
ST I rnil'ilTHDV Washing WB<:LLi DOXKiit VKKV LOW K:U-s
. T . LA U 1% U II I . Office, 33 Geary bt, S. F.( and 862 Broadway, Oakland
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rAMKS L. BARKKR,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
449
Ryan Mary, domestic, SW cor Oak and Fifth
Ryan Mary Mrs, boarding, 1815 Seventh
Ryan Michael, packer, res 209 Third
Ryan Michael J, groceries, 520 Sixth
Ryan Minnie Miss, dressmaker, res 1119 Third
Ryan Patrick, carpenter, res 1419 Fifteenth
Ryan Patrick, laborer C P R R, res 1765 Seventh
Ryan Peter F (Ryan & Me! lor), res SW cor Clay and Twelfth
Ryan Thomas, plumber with James Wilson & Co, res 1455 Ade-
line
Ryan W J, fireman C P R R
Ryan fc Mellor (Peter F Ryan and Jas F Mellor), furniture dealers,
1158 Broadway
Rvdberg Sophie, domestic, 1933 Filbert'
RYDER ANDREW, conductor C P R R, res 1015 Peralta
Rynders Jas P, capitalist, res Clarendon House
Ryttenberg Isaac D (Leon Hershberg & Co), res 1055 Grove
m
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•alaee Hotel, San Franeiseo. via Overland Short Line'
Pacific, CHICAGO A\D XOKTIi W KSTERX BAILWAT
Saake Charles, cigar packer (S F), res 1465 Twelfth ave
Saal L. candy manufacturer, res 315 Tenth
Saar Louis, upholsterer with Schlueter & Volberg (S F), res First
ave nr Avon, Temescal
Sabin John M (J T Hale & Co), res 1451 San Pablo ave
Sabin M L Mrs, res Kelsey House
Sack John, laborer, res 228 Second
Sack Louisa Mrs, embroidery, 530 Fourteenth
Sack Wm M (Sack & Co), 530 Fourteenth
Sackett D P, principal Sackett School, res 529 Twenty-first
Sackett John E, bookkeeper with Littlefield, Allison & Co (S F)
res 1206 Seventh J'
Sackett Sc iool, D P Sackett principal, 529 Twenty-first
Sackleton Wm T, iron moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res
cor Twenty-third and Harrison
Sackrider Atwood (Sackrider & Chisholm), res 562 Eighth
SACKRIDER & CHISHOLM (A Sackrider and R B Chisholm),
proprietors Dashaway Stables, 370 Eleventh
Sacrider Prudence, res 1977 Webster
OAKLAND BREWERY,
29
KRAMM it DiEVKN, Proprietors. Cor
IVIr*raph Avenue and Buxant Street
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450
OAKLAND.
Sacred Heart Church, Rev Lawrence Serda pastor, Fortieth,
Temescal
Sacred Heart Convent, bet Webster and Lake Merritt
Saddlemire Dennison C, nurseryman, res w s Maple bet Temescal
and Birch
Sadler Caleb, res 1505 Tenth ave
Sadler Michael P, gardener, res 864 Nineteenth
Safford Hiram S, bookkeeper, res 517 Thirty-sixth
Sage Adelaide, res 504 Fifteenth
Sage F Mrs, medical student, res Medical College
Sagehorn Wilhelm T, dealer in flour, hay and grain, 471 Sixth,
res SW cor Sixth and Jefferson
Sagnaro Nicola, scavenger, res 616 Filbert
Saier Mammart, watchmaker with W Wilson, res 363 Fourth
Salder Joseph Jr, dairy produce, res 1412 East Nineteenth
Sales Joseph, ex tram an Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res 619
East Fourteenth
Sales Joseph, gardener, res 266 East Twelfth
SALINGER ALBERT M (Salinger Bros), res 920 O'Farrell (S F)
SALINGER BROS (Albert M and Morris Salinger), dry and
fancy goods, boots and shoes, etc, 1063 and 1065 Broadway,
and 463 Twelfth
SALINGER MORRIS (Salinger Bros), res 1254 San Pablo ave
Salisbury Belle Miss, dressmaker, res 418 Twelfth
Salkeld Win I, contractor and engineer, res 810 Thirteenth
Sailing Amelia Miss, governess, res 1305 Alice
Salter N A Mrs, res 118 Eleventh
Salvio August, cook Market Street Restaurant, res same
Salzer Henrietta, res 840 Seventeenth
Salzer Louis, clerk with Taft & Pennoyer, res 840 Seventeenth
Salzer Rosa Miss, cashier with Taft & Pennoyer, res 840 Seven-
teenth
Sami Wm, res 150 Louisa
Samm Harry, bookkeeper Samm's Flouring Mills, res 1454
Eighth
Samm Jacob (Samm & Co), res 1454 Eighth
SAMM'S FLOURING MILLS. Samm & Westphal proprietors, cor
First and Clay
SAMM & CO (Jacob Samm and John C Westphal), proprietors
Samm's Flouring Mills, cor First and Clay
Samouiliet Andrew, silk weaver (S F), res s s Chase bet Pine and
Wood
Sample Jas T, piano mover with Adolph Bruenn, res 1478 Thir-
teen tli ave
Samps- on Benj, foreman Union Box Factory (S F), res 1007
Campbell
Sampson Chas S, engineer, res 1406 Eleventh
S F. LAUNDRY.
(;OOI> WORK, LOW PRICES. Olttre,
33 Ga&ry St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGLE I CO., OAK PLANK,
IS and SO Spcni-St.
Man Francisco.
OAKLAND.
451
Samson Edward E, cook with Nick Williams, res 858 Castro
Samson Leon Mrs, res 858 Castro
Samson Martin M, cattle dealer, res 1462 Thirteenth
Samuels Barnett, geueral merchandise, 821 Broadway, res same
Samuels Ernest R, salesman with Gustave Abrahamson, res 917
Alice
Samuels Geo, boots and shoes, 907 Washington, res 617 Seven-
teenth
Samuels Jacob, painter, res 1056 East Twenty-fourth
Samuels Julius, merchant tailor, 455 Ninth, res 917 Alice
Samuels L, res 617 Seventeenth
SAMUELS MICHAEL A, photographer, cor Tenth and Clay, res
567 Fifth
Samuels Samuel, watches and jewelry, 1011 Broadway, res 862
Alice
Sanborn A J, merchant (S F), res 1050 Peralta
Sanborn B T, dentist, res 661 Twenty-fourth
Sanborn Henry At, bookkeeper with Jas Hutchison, res 475
Twenty-sixth
Sanborn Robt, res 1050 Peralta
Sand Andrew A, carpenter with J S White, res 1359 Peralta
Sand Anton At, teamster with Fox & Price, res 256 B
SANDELM FRED, chemist and druggist, NW cor Seventh and
Willow, res same
Sander M S, canvasser, res 1756 Seventh
Sanders Chas, stripper Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor Seventh
and Bristol
Sanders Jas H, salesman with E Hook, res 1367 Alarket
Sanders John J, painter, res Forty-third nr Telegraph ave, Tem-
escal
Sanderson Abraham L, driver with P Pumyea, res 269 Fifth
Sanderson Ann, res 661 Sycamore
Sanderson Arthur A (Campbell & Sanderson), res San Fran-
cisco
Sanderson John A, bartender, res 814 Alice
Sanderson Wm N, barber, res 269 Fifth
Sandford Arthur C, clerk, res 806 Grove
Sandford Frank S, employe Pioneer Planing Mill, res 806 Grove
Sandford Margaret E Mrs, res 806 Grove
Sandford Wm S, carpenter, res 820 Isabella
Sandison John, wines and liquors, Oakland Theater Building, res
814 Alice
Sandkuhle Dietrich, dairyman, res 1750 Webster
Sandow Frank, tinner with Jas Wilson & Co, res San Fran-
cisco
Sands Andrew, carpenter, res 1359 Peralta
Sanford Deborah Mrs, res 764 Lydia
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St.
Nan FrauriiH-o.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, ^??,n't£f iSl^^
452
OAKLAND.
Sanford E P Mrs, res 624 Twelfth
Sanford G S, expressman, stand cor Eleventh and Broadway, res
Hannah nr B
Sanford O M, foreman with J Dalziel, res 764 Lydia
Sanford Wm, carpenter, res 490 Twenty-fifth
SAN FRANCISCO DAILY REPORT,' Geo D McLothlin agent,
466 Ninth
San Francisco Laundrv, John Gilbertson agent, 862 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, Oakland
Branch, Serril Winsor manager, 1172 Broadway
Sangster Henry, bookkeeper Rolling Mills, res 858 West
Saniels W H, collector SPCRR
San Pablo Avenue Railroad Stables, Park ave below San Pablo
ave
Sante C Hs barber, res 668 Harrison
Sante Henry J, barber with R Briones, res 668 Harrison
Sante John H, barber, res 668 Harrison
Santibaneo Julia, domestic, 618 Eighteenth
Santine John, brakeman C P R R, res cor Railroad ave and Walnut
Santos Gregoire, laborer, res Shattuck ave bet Forty-seventh and
Fortv-eighth, Temescal
Santos John, barber with Henry Menges, res 707 Campbell
Santos Jose, laborer, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave
Santos M E Mrs, res 456 Twelfth
Sargent Harry H, engineer with Geo Knowlton & Co, res 515
Fourth
Sargent Morrell J, clerk with Edwards & Co, res 1368 Brush
Sarp Joseph, harnessmaker with Adolph Bondreau, res 839
Franklin
Sarpa Antone, barber, 1466 Seventh, res 1412 Eleventh
Sarraille Josephine, laundress, res 1916 San Pablo
SATHER P, banker (S F), res 664 Twelfth
Saul Jas A, plumber with 0 C Kirk, res 668 East Eighteenth
Saul Peter Jr, clerk with Steere & Colby, res East Eighteenth nr
Fourteenth ave
Saulpaugh Ed R, fireman C P R R, res 1815 Seward
Saulpaugh Jas E, engineer C P R R, res 1815 Seward
Saunders Jas, carpetlayer with Elijah Hook, res 1367 Market
Sauner Richard (Kohler & Sauner), res Washington bet Seventh
and Eighth
Sauvain R Mrs, res 921 Kirkham
Savage Geo N, auctioneer, res 1166 Adeline
Savage G N Mrs, res 1166 Seventh
Savage Lizzie Mrs, corsetmaker, res 74 Valley
Savage W C, salesman (S F), res 626 Ninth
Savage Wm R (Logan & Savage), res Arlington House
Savoy Anna Mrs, res 571 Thirty-sixth
ftflil,„a I 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
unices, 1 soa Headway, Oakiuud.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plana turnished ana houses built for CASH Or Oil INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
453
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Sawyer Byron P, laborer CPKR, res 1267 Thirteenth ave
Sawyer Frank E, carpenter CPRR Yards, res 985 Campbell
Sawyer Mary Mrs, matron Pacific Press Boarding House, 1067
Castro
Sawyer P B, laborer CPRR
Sawyer Robt, delivery clerk Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
1067 Castro
Sawyer S W, res Galindo Hotel
Saxe M, compositor San Francisco Call, res 901 J Washington
Saxtorph Henry (Holm & Saxtorph S F), res 1714 Eighth
Sayers Edward J, roadmaster Oakland R R Co, res e s Telegraph
ave bet Temescal and Birch
Savers R S, saloon, and boots and shoes, cor Thirty -ninth and
Telegraph ave
Sayles E Mrs, res 836 Twenty-ninth
Sayles Edgar E, amalgamator, res 836 Twenty-ninth
Scandinavian Church, w s Market bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-fourth
Scanlan David C, clerk with Wm P Wheeler, res 689 Twenty-
seventh
Scanlan Louise Miss, saleslady with Leroy H Briggs, res 693
T wenty-seventh
Scanlan M J Mrs, res 689 Twenty-seventh
Scanlan Richard G, horseshoe nailer, res O'Neal House, Emery
Station
Scanlon John, saloon, 422 Seventh, res Winthrop House
Scanlon Nellie Miss, tailoress (S F), res 753 Market
Scanlon Timothy, real estate, res 753 Market
Scannell John, yardman CPRR, res 247 Hollis
Schade Geo A, collector with E B Dean & Co, res 810 Market
SCHAEFER CONRAD (Kugler & Schaefer), res 516 Eighth
Schaefer Dora Miss, res 1117 Myrtle
Schaefer John, saloon, 1517 San Pablo ave, res 682 Twentieth
SCHAEFER JOHN MARTIN, Hquor saloon, 366 Twelfth, res
1168 Webster
Schaeffer Wm, house-mover, res 865 Lydia
Schafer Albertina Miss, res 1537 Brush
Shafer Catherine, res 608 Fourth
Shafer Emma Miss, res 572 Ninth
Shafer Emma, domestic Old Ladies' Home of Oakland
Shafer Katie, res 1537 Brush
Schafer Paul J, salesman with J Lusk & Co, res 1537 Brush
Schafer Sophia, res Cleveland ave east of Telegraph ave, Temescal
Schafer Vernon G, brakeman, res 1570 Third
SchafFer Eliza, domestic, 1300 Harrison
Schaffer Jacob, barber with R Briones, res NE cor Eighth and
Webster
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454
OAKLAND.
SCHAFFER LOUIS, butcher, 828 Broadway
Schall Carrie M Miss, dressmaker, res 869 Filbert
Schaller Theodore P, news agent, res 765 Eleventh
Schander Sadie R Mrs, milliner, 965 Broadway, res 1891 Web-
ster
Scharman Morris, cigars and tobacco, 1067 Broadway, res 572
Fifteenth
Schaub Theodore, bar tender with Thomas G Klink, res 814 Alice
Scheib George, laborer, res 823 Kirkham
Scheidecker J Mrs, res 927 Filbert
SCHEMING TRANGOTT H> saloon, 1816 Seventh
Schelin Emil August, tailor, res 937 Wood
Schellhaas Catherine, res 1053 Webster
Schellhaas Henry, furniture, crockery, etc, 404-418 Eleventh, res
1017 Webster
Schellhaas Mathias, foreman with Henry" Schellhaas, res 1053
Webster
Schenk Carl A, miner, res 1677 Twelfth
Schenk Christian, engraver (S F), res 128 Hollis
Scherpel D Mrs, res 1151 Seventh
Scherpel Max, bookkeeper with Folker Bros (S F), res 1151 Sev-
enth
Scherrer Bernard, clerk with Geo Black, res 1698 Seventh
Scherrer John, boots and shoes, 1698 Seventh, res same
SCHEV ANTON FRANK (Calou & Schevanton), res 833 Twenty-
ninth
Scheuch George W, artist with E W Ormsby, res Girard House
Schiefer A E Miss, res 1334 Adeline
Schiefer C H, leather findings (S F), res 1334 Adeline
Schiefer Frederick J, delivery clerk with Bowen & Co, res Pacific
Gallery, Market Street Station
Schielke Harmon, carpenter, res 362 Fourth
Schiller Henry, engraver, res Shattuck ave nr Mariposa, Teines-
cal
Schimmelpfennig Frederick, dry goods, and insurance agent, 762
East Twelfth, res 760 East Twelfth
Schimmelpfennig's Hall, res 764 East Twelfth
Schrimpff Emil G, res 362 Tenth
Schindler Henry, bakery, 1700 Telegraph ave
Schindler Henry B, blacksmith (S F), res 828 Kirkham
Schlegelmilch S, machinist OPRR shops, res 867 Campbell
Schlesinger Louis, magnetic healer, 854| Broadway
SchlesingerMilo H, res 854| Broadway
Schlesinger Philip, cattle dealer, res 1121 Peralta
SchleusMii^ Amanda, domestic, 489 Orchard
Schlty Bros (Charles and Phillip Schley), bakery, 770 East
Twelfth
S. F, LAlHIO-Y. 0.nce^i3!a,e=.Vy*St.!
1>»*K AT SHORT NOTICE.
, and *s<W Broadway, Oakland,
ALLEN, TUGGLE t CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS.'SAg.igsr-
OAKLAND.
455
Schley Charles (Schley Bros), res 770 East Twelfth
Schley Philip (Schley Bros), res 770 East Twelfth
SCHLOTZHAUER FRANK, florist, 1101* Broadway, res 460
Twelfth
Schlotzhauer Geo W, clerk with Paul Schlotzhauer, res 482 Eighth
SCHLOTZHAUER PAUL wines and liquors, 482 Eighth
Schlueter \Ym, teacher of music, 471 East Twelfth
Schmidt Albert, clerk with A B Webster, res 751 East Fourteenth
Schmidt C Mrs, res San Pablo ave nr Berkeley, Temescal
Schmidt C G, salesman with Petar & Dresco, res 478 Twenty-
second
Schmidt Frank, brewer Brooklyn Brewery, res East Twelfth bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth aves
Schmi.it Geo M, porter (S F), res 1207 Eleventh ave
Schmidt Gustave L, dentist, 1113 Broadway, res 1372 Telegraph
ave
Schmidt Gustavus, salesman with Petar & Dresco, res 478 Twenty-
second
Schmidt Henry, employe U S Appraiser's Store (S F), res 835
Cedar
Schmidt Jacob, res 253 Eighth
Schmidt John (Schmidt & Fieberling), res 369 Fifth
Schmidt Louis, stableman, 1750 Webster
Schmidt Mena Miss, saleslady with Salinger Bros, res West Berke-
ley
Schmidt Nicholas, gardener, res First ave nr Myrtle, Temescal
Schmidt Theodore, salesman with Samm & Co
Schmidt Theodore A, engraver, res 1406 Thirteenth ave
Schmidt William, driver with Kramm & Dieves, res 1555 Broad-
way
Schmidt fc Fieberling (John Schmidt and Pedar Fieberling), sa-
loon, 842 Broadway
Schmitt John, saloon, 466 Seventh, res same
Schmoldtig Ahn Minna, domestic, 1214 Brush
Schneider Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, res 612 Second
Schneider Frederick A, joiner, res 612 Second
Schneider Richard, professor of music, res 489 Orchard
Sehneider Wilhelmina, res 489 Orchard ave
Schneidtman Annie Mrs, res rear 915 Seventh
Schneily Joseph, machinist, res 1408 Twelfth
Schneily Leon, machinist, res 1408 Twelfth
Schenerdt P Mrs, res 1102 Myrtle
Schnoor Catherina Mrs, groceries and provisions, 1401 Thirteenth
ave
Schoen Paul, piano tuner, res 531 Thirty-sixth
SCHOENFELDER JOHN, liquor saloon, and proprietor West
Oakland Tivoli, 1752 Seventh, res 1730 Thirteenth
Schafer £ Co.: £ftJSS CLOTHING.
St'-S^r.i- San Francisco.
Washington Brewery r,
Westormann A Co., Pronrs„
N. W. COS. 5th. 4 HEKHAH STEEETS.
456
OAKLAND.
Schofield Joseph, porter CPRR, res 631 Filbert
Schofield Lettie Miss, res 631 Filbert
Schofield Richard, porter CPRR, res 722 Filbert
Scholes Thomas, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Scholl Christian F, gunsmith, 517 Seventh, res 1507 Ninth
Scholz Bruno, res 209 Fourth
Schoonover George B, fireman C P R R, res 914 Pine
Schottler Joseph F, Oakland Business Agency, res 809 Castro
Schou Andrew H, carpenter, res 677 Twenty-fifth
Schrader Adolph, fresco painter, res 581 Twenty-second
Schramm August M (Lawria & Schramm), res Alameda
Schramm Matthew, tailor with Charles Baab, res 670 East Six-
teenth
Schramm Michael, res 670 East Sixteenth
Schreeb Louis, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Schreiber Christian, candy maker, res 1053 Willow
Schreiber Christian, furniture and carpets, 1064-1070 Broadway,
res 1132 Linden
Schreiber Jacob, brakeman CPRR, res 1810 Seventh
Schrimm M, tailor, res 670 East Sixteenth
Schroder Adolph F, bookkeeper (S F), res 1254 Eighth
Schroder Charles G, agent San Francisco Stock Brewery, res 701
Sycamore
Schroeder August T, wood carver, res 413 Fourteenth
Schroeder Ferdinand, tanner with Crist & Co, res Twenty -second
ave bet Twelfth and Fourteenth
Schroeder Henry, tanner with Crist & Co, res Twenty-second ave
bet Twelfth and Fourteenth
Schroeder Paul W (Hickok, Schroeder & Co), res 718 Fifth
Schubert George, laborer J Lusk Canning Co, res Claremont ave
bet Summer and Clifton
Schubert Paul, barber with G J Briones, res 651 Jefferson
Schulenburg Ad, res Galindo Hotel
Schuler August, carriage trimmer (S F), res 671 Seventh
Schuler Catharine Mrs (Schuler & Seibold), res 319 Seventh
Schuler Efiie Miss, res 1432 Sixteenth
Schuler Ernst, stoves and tinware, 1720 Seventh, res same
Schuler John, res 1432 Sixteenth
Schuler Jacob, groceries, SE cor Seventh and Webster
Schuler & Seibold (Catharine Schuler and Emil J Seibold), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Seventh and Webster
Schuller Andrew, real estate broker (S F), res 2232 Telegraph ave
Schuller Mabel Miss, res 2232 Telegraph ave
Schullertz Frank G, shoemaker (S F), res 126 Louisa
Schultheis Peter, laborer, res Telegraph ave nr Forty-third, Tem-
escal
C
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Washing WJEliJL IMK'.EatVKKV MMV Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 B.oad-/ay, Oaklmd.
JAMES L. BANKER, ^AJsSSSK&l BERKELEY.
Etc.
315
OAKLAND.
457
Schultz Jule, bookkeeper (S F), res 938 Peralta
Schultz William (Schultz & Kock), res San Francisco
Schultz & Kock (William Schultz and Peter Kock), groceries and
liquors, NW cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph ave, Temescal
Schulz Charles F, butcher, 819 Castro
Schulz George, shoemaker with Henry Hauschildt, res 462
Twenty-first
Schulze Henry A, draughtsman C P R R, res 1213 Chestnut
Schumacher John, capitalist, res 1117 Myrtle
SCHUNHOFF BERNHARDT F, druggist, 462 Seventh, next door
to depot, res William nr San Pablo ave
Schunhoff Julius, tinsmith, res 1522 Seventh
Schutt Alonzo, butcher with Sam P H Doen, res San Pablo ave
nr Berkeley
SCHUTT AUGUST M» editor and proprietor Oakland Journal,
res 767 Webster
Schutt Chas, brushmaker, res Eureka Hotel
Schuyler Ida, domestic, 70 East Twelfth
Schroab Frank E, clerk with Salinger Bros, res 856 Harrison
Schwab Nicholas, billiard table manufacturer, 907 Webster
Schwab Peter, machinist, res 1810 William
Schwabe F A, pianist Golden Gate Theater, res 1793 Grove
Schwagennann Fred F, groceries and provisions, 851 Twenty-
seventh
Schwalm Henry, nailer, res 658 Fifth
Schwartz E, bar tender with R Lehrbass, res 917 Seventh
Schwarz Ferdinand, paperhanger, res 1457 Castro
Schwarz Edward, brass finisher, res 725 Center
Schwarz Henry, blacksmith, res 725 Center
Schwarz Sophia, res 725 Center
Schweichler Theodore, painter and engraver, res Erie east of Tele-
graph ave, Temescal
Schweikani Philip, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Schweis Philip, res 1414 Twelfth
Schwitter John, cabinetmaker with Elijah Hook, res 712 Web-
' SCIENTIFIC CALIFORNIAN" (monthly journal), William O
Thrailkill M S, M D, D D S, editor and proprietor, office
10031 Broadway and 333 Geary (S F)
Scofield Richard B, steward, res 722 Filbert
Scollary" William, res 368 Tenth
Seotchler J B Mrs, res 1081 Twelfth
Scotchler John J, commission merchant (S F), res 1014 Linden
Seotchler Thomas, clerk, res 1081 Twelfth
Scott Alfred J, porter C P R R, res 761 Sixth
Scott Andrew, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Scott Andrew, whitener, res 481 Twenty-fifth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA.1IM & I>IEVE», Proprietors. Cor
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Itatti & TrezZini,fiNrAIS: Fresco & Decorative Artists
458
OAKLAND.
SCOTT BROTHERS (Richard Scott), wholesale wines and liquors,
473 Ninth
Scott Chalmers, chief engineer Guatamala Central Railroad and
assistant chief engineer C P R R (S F), res 1656 Webster
Scott Chas A, salesman (S F), res 1659 Twelfth
Scott Chas H, expressman, 761 Sixth
Scott Charles M, stage carpenter, res 1304 Eighth
Scott Christian, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry-
Scott E F, carpenter, res 2238 San Pablo ave
Scott Ellen Mrs, res 1304 Eighth
Scott Floyd R, painter, res 1403 Twelfth
Scott Frank, driver (S F), res Forty-fifth bet Telegraph ave and
Grove, Temescal
Scott Frederick, clerk with Scott Brothers, res Twenty-third nr
San Pablo ave
Scott George, res 2238 San Pablo ave
Scott George, plumber, 1249 Telegraph ave
Scott George R, carpenter, res 1627 Grove
SCOTT GEORGE W (Agard & Co), res 914 Eighth
Scott Hugh, laborer with Franke & Lewis, res 1789 Grove
Scott James W, collector San Francisco Gas Light Co, res 875
Filbert
Scott John, res .1226 Fourteenth
Scott John R, nailer, res 824 Myrtle
Scott John W, weigher Judson Manufacturing Co, res 250 Haven
Scott Jo-eph D, carpenter B and B department C P R R Yards,
res 1304 Eighth
Scott Julia Mrs, res 413 Ninth
Scott M B Mrs, res n s Temescal bet Maple and Cherry
Scott Oliver L, clerk with P Baker, res n s Temescal bet Maple
and Cherry
Scott Orchard G (H Turn Suden & Co), res Thirteenth ave bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Scott Philip S, conductor C P R R, res 1613 Taylor-
Scott Proctor, clerk, res 1504 Eighth
Scott Richard (Scott Bros), res Twenty -third nr San Pablo ave
Scott Robert, engineer, res 730 Peralta
Scott Walter, conductor C P R R, res Clarendon House
Scott Wm, engineer C P R R, res 827 Myrtle
Scott Wm G, bookkeeper Standard Express, res 1504 Eighth
Scott Wm P, clerk with O Whipple, res 1504 Eighth
Scovill Angeline C Mrs, res 1059 Clay
Scovill Cheney A, carpenter, res 1059 Clay
Scoville Avery, draughtsman, res lcS18 Atlantic
Scoville Ives (Scoville & Co), res 1818 Atlantic
Scoville & Co (Ives Scoville and F H Eichbaum), propr Oakland
Iron Works, NE cor Second and Jefferson
XJUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, l,OW IMtK IKS. OCti<«>,
33 Geary St.. S. F„ and 862 Broadw^.v. 03...UV
■ iiru TIIPOIC 0 Pn cabiitet -woods or jS^XjXj siitss,
ft LLC (I, lUUULC & uL)., Koh tW and go Spear street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
459
Scranton Edward E, solicitor San Francisco Examiner, res 731
Henry
Scranton Theodore E, stationery and toys, 861 Broadway, res
815 Webster
Screttina Palo, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Scribner Geo W, butcher, 1239 Broadway, res 555 Twenty-
second
Scribner Walter B, butcher, res 1464 Telegraph ave
Scrogge Albert, employe CPRR, res 1880 Seventh
Scullery Philip, waiter, res 368 Tenth
Sculley Patrick, real estate, res 808 Grove
Scupham J R, res 946 Myrtle
Seaberg David, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Seabury Forrest, scenic artist, res 767 Thirteenth
Seaman Geo B, agent Lion Insurance, 422 Twelfth, res 1310
Franklin
Search Win, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Searing Frank W, salesman with A J Jacob, res 531 Ninth
Searing 0 T, res 518 East Fifteenth
Searing Wm, res 531 Ninth
Searing Wm L, delivery clerk with Phelan & Fish, res 470 Four-
teenth
Searle Catherine, res 871 East Fifteenth
Sears Dean S, sailmaker, res 671 Tenth
Sears Herman B, capitalist, res 759 Eighth
Sears Herman B Jr, clerk, res 759 Eighth
Sears Joseph R, mining engineer, res 759 Eighth
Sears Lewis, clerk with E P Taylor, res 671 Tenth
Sears Martin (Martin & Co), res 1265 Webster
Sears O B, seaman, res 602 East Eighteenth
Sears Richard, painter, res 709 Twenty-seventh
Sears Wm, hack driver, res 620 Adeline
Seary Rose: domestic, res Prospect ave east of Broadway
Seaton G M, vEtna Insurance Co (S F), res 1604 East Twenty -
second
SEATON HORACE H. capitalist, office 854| Broadway, res 1168
Jackson
Seaton Louis M, cl»rk, res 1419 Twelfth ave
Seaton Willard H, bookkeeper with H H Seaton, res 923 Poplar
Seavey B E, machinist, res 662 Adeline
Sebelin John (J, cook O'Neal's Hotel, res 1014 Webster
Sebran Fi-ank, upholsterer, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave,
Temescal
Sebran Jose, laborer, res Forty-sixth nr Shattuck ave, Tem-
escal
Sebrey Frank, laborer, res 1455 Third
Schafer & Co.:
Men'*, Ifoys"
and Youths'
CLOTHING, S^rT^!: Sum:.
Washington Brewery \
Westermann A Co., Proprs-
N. W. C02. 5th 4 EIEIHAH STEEETS.
460
OAKLAND.
Second Congregational Church, Rev Walter Frear pastor, 1718
Chase
Second Presbyterian Church, Kohler's Hall, cor Center and
Seventh
Second Presbyterian Church Sabbath-school, room 13 Chester
House, Elders Morrison and Robertson
Sedenger Joseph, machinist, res 722 Fourth
Sedgley Abner, contractor, res 1402 Tenth
Sedgley John, carpenter C P R R, res 954 Wood
See M M, mining, res 1301 Webster
Seeglitz Albert G, clerk with R Jones, res 829 Grove
Seeglitz August, barber, res 829 Grove
Seeley Aaron, res 1405 Ninth
Seely C T Mrs, res 1403 Jackson
SeelyF H, assay er, res 1403 Jackson
Seely Ida Miss, assistant La Favette School, res 1534 Howard
■(SF)
Seery Ellen Mrs, res 230 Ettie
Seias Marco, dishwasher with Martin & Co
Seiber Arthur, waiter Galindo Hotel
Seible Peter, blacksmith with John Haller, res 856 Webster
Seibold Emil J (Schuler & Seibold), res 319 Seventh
Seibt Gustave, blacksmith, res 638 Chestnut
Seifert Geo, upholsterer, res 250 Helen
Seig Harry M, brakeman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Seiglitz August, hairdresser, 867 Broadway, res 829 Grove
Seigneur Adele, res 214 Second
Seiland Otto, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Seiler Sophie Mrs, re's 265 Ninth
Seitz Joseph, brewer Washington Brewery
Selby Prentiss, superintendent Selby Smelting and Lead Co (S F),
res 534 Twenty-fifth
Selfridge C M, collector with J M Selfridge, res 760 Fourteenth
SELFRIDGE JAMES M. physician and surgeon, and attending
physician Homeopathic Hospital, office 1068 Broadway, res
Broadway nr Moss ave
Selfridge J M Mrs, res 760 Fourteenth
Seligman N H, salesman, res 1113 Jefferson
Sellander Fred, engineer C P R R steamer Oakland, res 817
Filbert
Selleck Edwin F, clerk (S F), res 209 Market
Sellon Latrobe J, postal agent, res 557 Eighth
Selna Angelo (Camilloni & Co), res 1459 Eighth
Selna Leopold (Selna & Damnitz), res 363 Tenth
SELNA & DAMNITZ (L Selna and G Damnitz), wines and
liquors, 1024 Broadway
Selzer Edward, druggist, 1470 Seventh
Ft'ANCISCO LAUNDRY •■•
l »•'* Geary St., San Francisco.
( Ntt£ Broadway, Oakland.
jas L. Barker, '^J Lion Insurance Co.. capital. $4,009,000
importer
e Watches
:WELRY
lverwar«,
iCIOUS
Stones,
Etc
|b I St.,
OAKLAND.
461
31b
raento
CAL.
c Witches,
AMONDS,
Specialty.
T,
weleu
315
Sti«»t
cramentft
LVEIWAKE,
Semma Joseph, laborer, res w s Center north of Third
Semonare Jules, cook Palace Hotel (S F), res 945 Thirty-fifth
SENRAM F & CO (Frederick and Franz Senram), boots and
shoes, 1005 Broadway
SENRAM FRANZ (F Senram & Co), res 1731 Fourteenth
SENRAM FREDERICK (F Senram & Co), res Telegraph ave nr
Alcatraz ave, Temescal
Serda Lawrence Rev, pastor Church Sacred Heart, res Fortieth
nr Grove, Temescal
Serfs John M, mattressmaker, res 1242 San Pablo ave
Serser Nicolas, with Martin Poglianich. res 1790 Seventh
Servine Peter, teacher music, res 1509 Seventh
Servine Sophia Mrs, midwife, res 1509 Seventh
Sesler Harry, mechanic, res 480 Edwards
Sessions Chas A, salesman Oregon Importation Co (S F), res 912
Center
SESSIONS E C= president The Oakland Bank of Savings, and
capitalist, office 422 Twelfth, res 903 Market
Sessions Frank S, res 1428 Seventh ave
Sessions Josiah, farmer, res 1428 Seventh ave
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, cor Clay and Thirteenth
Seventh Street House, "Wm Farmer proprietor, 1806 Seventh
Sevrin A pell, pressman Pacific Press, res Bay, Alameda
Sewall Chas D, treasurer Oakland Tivoli Co, res 1305 Clay
Sewall Virginia, res 1305 Clay
Sewell Newton (Sewell & Fronk), res 1167 Washington
Sewell Walter A, housemover, res 359 Seventh
SEWELL & FRONK (Newton' Sewell and Geo M Fronk), under-
takers, cor Washington and Fourteenth, opp City Hall
«EO. M. FRONK.
JIEWTOX SEWEMi
SEWELL & FROISTK,
UNDERTAKERS
Cor. Washington & 14th Sts., opp. City Hall, Oakland.
All kind- oi FUNERAL FURNITURE, from the plainest and cheapest to the finest and
most costly. Man in a tendance at all hours day and night. All calls promptly answered. We
are prepare! to REMOVE IODIES, "hen desired, immediately after death to our rooms.
Funeral services of any creed or order desired may he held at our spacious parlors. Bodies pre-
served for arrival of distant friends, or EMBALMED for Transportation.
0EDEES BY TELEGEAPH OE TELEPHONE NO. 59 promptly attended to and Satisfaction Guar-
anteed.
Sexton Patrick H, plasterer, res SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Union
Seyler Charles, traveling auditor CPRR, res 1251 Clay
Seymour C B, superintendent SPRR Colorado Division, res 861
Myrtle
Are th<"
BEST.
USE
."NO
|.ii/| Akin DDCU/CDV Kitvini A DIKVKs. Proprietors. Cor.
UAfvLAHU DnL.nL.nl, Telegraph Avenae and Daraut street.
Moretti & Ti+zzinl, C V
ST. ASS'S BUILDING, O. T
Fresco and Decorative Artists.
462
OAKLAND.
Seymour Joseph, brakeman CPRR, res Central Hotel
SEYMOUR M A MISS- employment and nurses' bureau, 506
Ninth
Shabot Edward, moulder with Savage & Son (S F), res 660 Clay
Shackleton Wm, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Shaffer Byron A, carpenter CPRR, res 1874 Seventh
Shaffer John G, carpenter, res 318 Third rear
Shakespeare C E Mrs, res 1020 Linden
Shakespeare James, employe CPRR, res 1020 Linden
Shanahan Joseph, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Shandley James, laborer Oakland Gas Works, res 813 Castro
Shandley William, hostler with M L Decker, res 1507 Broadway
Shanhan James, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Slianklin James H, attorney-at-law, res 936 Filbert
Shanley William J, stableman, res 233 Harlan
Shanly George M, upholsterer, res 572 Fourth
Shanly Walter P, miner, res 572 Fourth
Shannon Dennis, laborer CPRR, res 135 Hollis
Shannon John, bartender with M Welsh, res 471 Tenth
Shannon William, res 528 Knox Place
SHARE A J, city editor Vidette, res Merritt Block
Sharkey Patrick, lumberman, res Forty-fifth bet Telegraph ave
and Broadway, Temescal
Sharkey Richard, coachman, res 959 Webster
Sharp Frank, engineer, res 572 Tenth
Sharp George, liquor saloon, 650 Myrtle
Sharp Theodore, bartender with Thos G Klink
Sharpe Blanche Miss, teacher music, res 579 East Twenty-third
Sharpe Fred W, salesman with Salinger Bros, res Bushell House
Sharpe F Willis, jeweler with W Wilson, res 211 Twelfth
Sharpe I A, car cleaner CPRR Yards, ros cor Oak and Railroad
ave, Alameda
Sharpe John, real estate, res 215 Twelfth
Sharpe V Mrs, teacher music, res 579 East Twenty-third
Sharpe Willis, jeweler with W Wilson, res 211 Twelfth
Shattuck F K, capitalist, res Shattuck ave nr Bancroft Way
Shattuck George O, blacksmith, 365 Eleventh, res 1165 Jackson
Shattuck Stables, John Carter propr, 457 Eighth
Shaughnessy John H, bricklayer, res 807 Henry
Shaw B J, clerk CPRR(SF), res 920 Filbert
Shaw E, foreman S P C R R
Shaw Emily M Sirs, res 522 Seventeenth
Shaw Emma Miss, res 522 Seventeenth
Shaw F, engineer SPCRR
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
A<n.Aa i 3:* Geary St., San Francisco.
OHmm 8, -( H(i.£ uroa >\vuy, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE £ CO., OAK PLANK, Si
OAKLAND.
aiil-J ) Sp '.ii« St.,
Nun AVancisco.
463
Sbaw Howard, groceries, cor Fortieth and Telegraph
Shaw John, carpenter, res 951 Fifth
Shaw Lucien W, conductor C P R R, res 863 Union
Shaw Mattie J Miss, assistant Franklin School, res Berkeley
Shaw M E Mrs. res 'rl'l Seventeenth
Shaw Norah Mr-, confectionery, fancy goods, etc, 951 Fifth
S aw S Mis, res 919 Jefferson
Shaw Thomas H, carpenter, res cor First ave and Myrtle, Tern
escal
Shaw Walter, clerk with Tone}' Whitman, res 1259 Webster
Shaw Wm W, res 1603 Nineteenth ave
Shay Annie, res 814 East Fourteenth
Shay Frank, clerk CPRR(SF), res 920 Filbert
Shay James, laborer, res 1023 Third
Shay John, carpenter, res 1428 Sixteenth
Shay John, official reporter superior court, department 2, res S F
Shay Thomas, laborer C P R R, res 620 Magnolia
Shea Daniel, telegraph repairer, res 821 Sixteenth
Shearer A N, mining, res 461 Merrimac
Shearer Lewis, attorney-at-law (S F), res 461 Merrimac
Shearer Sextus, attorney-at law, res 1273 Fifth ave
Slieean Mollie, domestic, 534 Sycamore
Sheehan. Daniel, laborer, res Union nr Bay, Butchertown
Sheehan James, painter, res 1011 Franklin
Sheehan John, farmer, res Stock Yard
Sheehan John, laborer, res Union nr Bay, Butchertown
Sheehan John, carpenter, l'es 1011 Franklin
Sheehan John J, painter with J T Gardiner, res w s Franklin bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Sheehan John B, painter C P R R Yards, res 1675 Taylor
Sheehan John H, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 1476 Fifth
Sheehan Katie Miss, dressmaker, res 1011 Franklin
Sheehan Mary Miss, res 1011 Franklin
Sheehan P R, painter, 469 Tenth, res 955 Grove
Sheehan Timothy D, porter, res 815 Center
Sheehan Timothy J, painter and whitener, res 810 Filbert
Sheehy Nellie, domestic, res 122 Ninth
Sheffield John W, carpenter, res 1725 Myrtle
Sheldon John P, res 932 Fourteenth
Sheldon Josephine Mrs, teacher piano, res 1761 Seward
Sheldon M A Mrs, seamstress, res 802 Grove
Shell Muund Park, half way bet Oakland and Berkeley on B B
RR
Shelley Charles E, clerk with Wm Collins, terminus Webster ave
Shelton Emma Mrs, res cor Chestnut and Thirty-fourth
Shelton William B, carpenter, res 1658 Seventh
Shepheard K Miss, res 676 Sycamore
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Cife
ntgomerj st.
Washington Brewery.
Wrsternanii A Co., Proprs-
N. W. COB. 5th k KIEIHAM STEEETS.
464
OAKLAND.
Shepheard R Mrs, res 676 Sycamore
Shepherd Jacob, butcher, res Stock Yard
Shepherd John, expressman (S F), res 1275 Twelfth ave
Shepherd John E, agent Oregon Steamship Co (S F), res 1123
Peralta
Shepherd Levi, lastmaker, res 811 Washington
SHEPHERD L F, superintendent Oakland Artificial Stone Co,
466 Ninth, res 1217 Franklin
Shepman Wm E, silver plater (S F), res 1662 Twelfth
Sheppard Charles W, merchant, res 867 Chester
Sheram Max, merchant tailor, 902 Broadway, res NE cor Ninth
and Webster
Sherburne J M Mrs, res 1427 Eleventh ave
Sherburne N Mrs, res 1667 Eleventh ave
Sheridan Matthew, stableman, res rear 625 Chestnut
SHERIFF, Charles McCleverty, office County Court House
Sheriff Henry, foreman carpenter Pacific Improvement Co, res
1156 Union
Sherlock Charles B, car cleaner CPR B Yards, res 1524 Fifth
Sherman Blanche I, res 566 Tenth
Sherman David S, assayer U S Mint (S F), res 815 Twentieth
Sherman Edwin A, civil engineer, res 1016 West
Sherman J Mrs, res 805 Harrison
Sherman Julia Miss, assistant La Fayette School, res 2071 Webster
Sherman Philip D, house mover, res 1531 West
Sherman William, res 620 Fourteenth
Sherman William B, insurance, 458 Ninth, l'es 620 Fourteenth
Sherman Wm J, clerk, res Overland House
Sherow E M Mrs, res 1424 Adeline
Sherrott Edward, shoemaker, 1453 San Pablo ave
Sherry James, capitalist, res Stock Yard Exchange
Sherry Jennie Miss, milliner, res 602 Sixteenth
Sherry John, tinsmith with M De La Montanya, res 157 Sixth
Sherry Michael L, carpenter, res 157 Sixth
Shields James, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Shields John, laborer, res 607 Harrison
Shipley Richard J, traveling salesman, res 971 Washington
Shirland H J, with A J Lowell, res Orr House
Shuiidt Geo M, laborer, res 1207 Tenth ave
Shoemaker Alfred B, pattern-maker C P R R, res 935 Wood
Shoemaker Jennie C Miss, res 1055 Tenth ave
Shorey Albert, detective, res 572 Seventeenth
Shorkley Allen, salesman with Dalziel & Moller, res 578 Seven-
teenth
Shorkley H B Mrs, assistant Durant School, res 578 Seven-
teenth
Short John A, carpenter, res 1059 Thirteenth ave
S. F.
Washing WKLL DONKalYEKY L.OYV Katrs.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
rAMES h. BARK
Berkeley
199
""■Agent Hartford Insurance Co., ^itai, $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
465
Short Maggie E Mrs, dressmaker and hairdresser, 456 Twelfth,
res same
Short M S Mrs, medical student, res 967 Washington
Short Samuel, messenger WUT Co, res 1059 Thirteenth ave
Shrader Jacob C, employe Custom House (S F), res 2207 Adeline
Shrader Joseph F, carpenter, res 1513 Brush
Shrall Robert R, machinist, res 1827 Short
Shreeder Geo, news agent, res 922 Kirkham
Shreve George C (George C Shreve & Co, S F), res Mariposa
ave bet Shattuck and Humboldt, Temescal
Shrewsbury Eugene, with F H Carpenter, 476 Twelfth
Shrewsbury Homer, clerk with R Jones, res 957 \ Washington
Shrewsbury N A Mrs: saleslady with R Jones, res 476 Twelfth
Shriver William F, hostler with James P Bigler, res cor Wood
and Seventh
Shupp Benjamin M, contractor, res 251 Eighth
Shurtz Julius, bookkeeper, res 938 Peralta
Sibley Joseph 1, collector, 859 Broadway, room 20, res 700
Sycamore
Sichler Joseph, laborer Oakland Brewery
Sickels Charles G, employe Union Iron Works (S F), res 1819
William
Sicotte Aime A (F Sicotte & Son), and extraman Engine Co No
3, res 1685 Eighth
Sicotte Ferdinand (F Sicotte & Son), res 1685 Eighth
Sicotte F «fc Son (Ferdinand and Aime A Sicotte), blacksmiths
and cariiagemakers, 862 Wood
Sicotte Ro^er, with F Sicotte & Son' res 1685 Eighth
Siders Jacob R, ironworker Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck
nr Emery Station
Siebe Ludwig Capt, proprieter Shell Mound Park, res same
Siebenlist George, gardener, res 850 Franklin
Siegel Charles L. driver Hook and Ladder No 1, res 470 Sixth
Siegel Sarah Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 840 Webster
Siemer D, pickle factory, res 868 Chester
Siep Louis, deckhand, res 674 East Sixteenth
Siering Wm, mining, res 531* Ninth
Siesbuttel I), modelmaker, res 364| Ninth
Siesbuttel M C, sign painter, 364 Ninth, res 1009 Twenty-sixth
Sicmr Theodore, res 1521 Eighth
Sigwart A, watchmaker with Solomon Lathrop, res 1257
Jefferson
Silberberg Solomon Mrs, millinery and fancy goods, 618 East
Twelfth
Silva Antonio, teamster Remillard Brick Co, res 560 Second
Silva E, laborer C P R R
Silva Frank, laborer Nail Works, res 221 Helen
0AKIAND BREWERY,
ItRAXH A IHEVr> Proprietors. Cor
Tfl<-«r»ph Avtue and Dtrut Street
30
MMift'SSSa: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
46(3
OAKLAND.
Silva Joaehini, laborer CPRR, res 1716 Pacific
Silva John, laborer, res 853 East Twenty-first
Silva John, laborer CPRR yards
Silva John, laborer, res 250 Hollis
Silva Joseph, barber with C Tichner, res Twenty-sixth nr
Twenty-first ave
Silva Joseph, laborer, res 250 Hollis
Silva Joseph, laborer CPRR, res 244 Hannah
Silva Joseph M, laborer Nail Works, res 221 Helen
Silva Manuel, laborer, res 230 Haven
Silva Mathias, night watchman with Crist & Co, res Twentieth
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth aves
Silva Michael, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res NW cor
Louisa and B
Silva Tony, plumber with Bonham Bros, res 463 Thirteenth
Silva Wm, laborer CPRR
Silver John, grocer, 806 East Fourteenth
Silver John, laborer, res 952 New
Silver John, laborer, res 671 East Sixteenth
Silver Manuel, laborer, res 916 East Fourteenth
Silvero Domingo Francisco, laborer, res NE cor Pacific and
Wood
Silverstein Abraham, stoves, tinware, etc, 462 Sixth
Silvey John, clerk with M A Berg, res 1459 West
Silvey Louis, plasterer, res 1459 West
Silvey Thomas, laborer CPRR Yards, res cor Twelfth and
Peralta
Silvy Manuel, res 755 Campbell
Simard Elzear R, salesman with Taft & Pennoyer, res 961 Clay
Simes Celia Miss, seamstress, res 875 Washington
Simmonds Hernando D, painter, res 469 Twenty-first
Simmonds Mandeville G, painter, res 479 Twenty-first
Simmons B F, clerk with Huntington, Hopkins & Co (S F), res
277 Second
Simmons Dancing Academy, 1064 Washington
Simmons George O (Hull & Simmons), res 614 Thirteenth
Simmons Harvey B, foreman luml'er yard CPRR, res 716
Peralta
Simmons J E, law clerk, res 277 Second
Simmons Joseph, saloon, 417 Seventh
Simmons Matthew, foreman with Taylor & Co, res 869 Wash-
ington
Simmons Orrin, capitalist, res 277 Second
Simmons Virginia Mis, music teacher, res 1009 Cypress
Simmons W H, dental student, res 277 Second
Simmons William H, dancing academy, Mulliken's Hall, 377
Twelfth, res 1071 Thirteenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<;OOI) WORK, liOW PRICES. OIHcm\
33 Gteary SU, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakiuiiu-
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and «0 Spear St.
San Franciseo.
OAKLAND.
467
no.
Simon Charles, res 417 Tenth
Simon Gustave, tailor, res 417 Tenth
Simon John, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 731
♦ Magnolia
Simon Joseph, meat market, 1555 Broadway, res 1525 Broadway
Simon Lottie Mrs, res cor Edwards and Telegraph ave
Simon Minna Mrs, 669 Fifth
Simonda George, gardener, res 575 Third
Simons C, farmer, res College ave nr Claremont, Temescal
Simons George, dishwasher with Haliahan Bros, res 1005 Webster
Simonton F W, clerk Vidette, res San Francisco
SIMONTON WILLIAM B> physician and surgeon, office 1470
Eighth, res same
Simpson Agnes Miss, res 1119 Castro
Simpson Asa M (A M Simpson & Bro, S F), res 1265 Grove
Simpson David, laborer, res 735 Magnolia
Simpson Hettie C Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar School, res
1118 Brush
Simpson Jennie Miss, res 735 Magnolia
Simpson John, carpenter, res 615 Adeline
Simpson John, stevedore, res 413 First
Simpson John H, stevedore, res 512i First
Simpson Joseph C, editor Breeder and Sportsman (S F), res 2111
Adeline
Simpson Robert F, builder, res 1326 Telegraph ave
Simpson Robert N, res 1625 Telegraph ave
Simpson T B Mrs, res 1625 Telegraph ave
Sinclair Alexander G, ticket collector C P R R, res 859 Myrtle
Sinclair Nellie, domestic, 310 East Seventeenth
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO, William G Taylor agent, 479
Ninth
Singleton Daniel, laborer C P R R
Sinkwitz Gus, bartender with Turk & Norton, res 658 Ninth
Sinnock J L Mrs, res Blake House
Sinran Frank H, res 1731 Fourteenth
Sinsheimer Moritz, engineer Lanz Bros' Soap Works, res 1087
Third
Siqueira Manuel J, blacksmith and carriagemaker, 801 and 803
East Fourteenth, res 2037 East Fourteenth
SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH (The), Mother Florence superioress,
NW cor Lincoln and Campbell
Sites Oscar F, bookkeeper First National Bank of Oakland, res
1510 San Pablo ave
Skeels Spencer L, clerk (S F), res 1415 Twelfth ave
Skelton M E Mrs, lodgings, 831 Franklin
Skilling David, physician, 1116 Broadway, res 1004 Fourteenth
Skilling Harry H, clerk with W V Grimes, res 1004 Fourteenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, "J£f££S2£-
WASHINGTON BREWERY, £ew.
cor. 5th & Kirkham Sts
468
'Hum V"lri!(».
fj""
^(lltiniii li^j'
FINE
Printing
PAPERS
Commercial
Ecgraiicg
S. C.
HUGHES
511
S&asomt
Street,
Cor.
flirchiot
OAKLAND.
Skinner George E, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
260 B
Skinner Isaac, laborer, res 260 B
Skinner Lizzie, with Alonzo Wheeler, res NW cor Clay and
Eleventh
Skinner William, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 260 B
Skitch William, wheelwright with Northey & Wagar, res 728
Thirty-first
Slack Allen, draughtsman CPRR, res 944 Pine
Slane E A, ironworker Pacific Nail Works, res 813 Market
Slaten Francis M, driver with McCleverty & Noblett, res 370
Seventh
Slater J D, agents Supply Co (S F), res 617 Thirteenth
Slater Mary Mrs, nurse, res 557 Eighth
Slater Wm W, train dispatcher CPRR, res 911 Peralta
Slattery James, second officer steamer Piedmont, res 261 East
Sixteenth
Slattery Martin, laborer CPRR, res 1811 Seventh
Slattery Wm P, clerk with M Hayes, res 769 Market
Slaven Ellen, domestic, Orchard bet Telegraph and Summit
Slaven John W, with Grayson, Harrell & Co, res 1156 Broad-
way
Sleeper Hobart W, salesman (S Fj, res 957 Pine
Sleigh Samuel, employe California Hosiery Co, res 622 Filbert
Slicca Jos, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Slicer Hugh, capitalist, res 317 Third
Siimmons A, fireman CPRR
Sloan Chas R, wood turner, res 605 Sixth
Sloan E Emma Mrs, res 605 Sixth
Sloan Elizabeth, res 314 B
Sloan Geo, clerk with G A J Davis, res 517 Ninth
Sloan J, piano repairer, 365 Thirteenth
Sloan James, laborer, res New Broadway nr Telegraph ave
Sloan Jessie Miss, res 605 Sixth
Sloan John, polisher, res 605 Sixth
Sloan Wm R, carpenter, res 605 Sixth
Sloanaker Isaac N, tailor, 1247 Telegraph ave, res same
Slocum Wm N, printer, res 2049 San Pablo ave
Sloper Harvev, with Eli S Danison, res 953 Eighth
Slowden Frederick T, messenger C P R R (S F), res 1009 Seventh
Small A E Jr, Homeopathic physician and surgeon, res 1462
Eighth
Small Emilv T Mrs, res 929 Wood
Small Fred" fireman CPRR, res 566 East Eleventh
Small Frederick, fireman, res 1656 Seventh
Small Fred S, fireman CPRR, res 929 Wood
Small Henry S, collector CPRR, res 1365 Tenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY <^\SMttJ&.lSBtisSL
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished and houses built for CASH Or on INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
469
Small Henry S, engineer CPRR, res 1684 Taylor
SmallJ H, engineer CPRR, res 1227 Eleventh ave
Small L B, master mariner, res Blake House
Small Sloman, fireman CPRR, res 1684 Taylor
Smallman Jas K (Jas K Smallman & Co), res 415 East Four-
teenth
Smallman J K & Co (Jas K Smallman and G G Cunning), gro-
cers, 551 East Twelfth
Smeeton J, miller (S F), res 614 Adeline
Smith A Mrs, res 1726 Twelfth
Smitn Abraham peddler, res 557 Fourth
Smith Abraham, junk dealer, res 418 Third
Smith Addie B Miss, res 1307 Jefferson
Smith Albert L, collector, res 950 Filbert
Smith A C Mrs, dressmaking, 215 Twelfth, res same
Smith Alexandrine Mrs. res 204 Seventh
Smith Albert, res 950 Filbert
Smith Alfred W, carpenter, res 1509 Brush
Smith Alice D Miss, res 1680 Webster
Smith Aiida Miss, res 672 East Twenty-third
Smith Andrew D (Smith & Snow, S F), res 910 Myrtle
Smith Anna H E Miss, res 63 Valley
Smith Anthony, brass finisher, res 830 Fourteenth
Smith Arthur W S (Stowell & Smith), res 1418 Ninth
Smith August, laborer CPRR, res 1684 Twelfth
Smith B, res San Pablo ave, Temescal
Smith Belle, domestic, 919 Linden
Smith Benj F, capitalist, res 496 Twenty-fourth
Smith B H, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Smith B J, insurance agent, res 1324 Eighth ave
Smith Bradford W, res 950 Filbert
Smith C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Kirkham and Fifteenth
Smith Caroline, res 1417 Grove
Smith Chas, Liberty Bakery, res 271 Fourth
Smith Chas F, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 808 Twen-
ty-second
Smith Chas H, furnishing goods, 953 Broadway, res 530 Wil-
liams nr Telegraph ave
Smith Chas H, printer, res 1212 West
Smith Chas I, barber, res 685 Twenty-fifth
Smith Chas T, laborer, res SW cor Campbell and Thirteenth
Smith Christopher, laborer, res 130 Helen
Smith Cooper, whitewasher, res 2036 Chestnut
Smith C T, laborer CPRR
Smith C W M, res Winsor House
Smith Daniel, boarding, 1812 Seventh
Smith Du Ray, searcher records, 912 Broadway, res 969 Kirkham
OAKLANj BREWERY.
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OAKLAND.
Smith Ed P, gardener, res 1512 Broadway
Smith Ed P, teacher, res 1767 Atlantic
Smith Ed VV, druggist (S F), res 555 Sixth
Smith Edwin F, watchmaker with F H Smith, res 213 Seventh
Smith Edwin T, carriagemaker, res 672 East Twenty-third
Smith E Forsythe, miner, res 1063 Eleventh ave
Smith Eli M, carpenter CPRR, res 1766 Goss
Smith Emma, res 413 A
Smith Emma M Miss, saleslady with R Jones, res 619 Nine-
teenth
Smith E P, laborer, res Broadway bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Smith Fannie G Miss, assistant Cole School, res 1019 Filbert
Smith F M C, painter, res Union Hotel
Smith Forrest H, painter, res 413 Ninth
Smith Francis M, carpenter, res 1509 Brush
Smith Frank, res 856 Broadway
Smith Frank L, nailer, res 636 Filbert
Smith Frank M, res cor Twenty-fifth and Eighth ave
Smith Fred C, carpenter, res 1055 Willow
Smith Frederick H, watchmaker and jeweler, 923 Broadway, res
213 Seventh
Smith G Estabrook, real estate agent, res 1063 Eleventh ave
Smith Geo, clerk with C Smith, res NW cor Kirkham and Fif-
teenth
Smith Geo, shoemaker with E Bernhein & Co, res Capital Ho-
tel
Smith Geo W (Smith & Butler), res 617 Sixteenth
Smith Geo W, machinist Pioneer Planing Mill, 707 Harrison
Smith Gilbert, manufacturing jeweler (S F), res Merced ave bet
Shattuck and Railroad ave, Temescal
Smith G Frank, attorney-at-law, res 914 Castro
Smith G M, clerk CPRR, res 1166 Market
Smith Gus, laborer CPRR
Smith H (S Asher & Co, S F), res 231 Second
Smith Herbert, carpenter, res Alta House .
Smith H Mrs, res 517 East Fourteenth
Smith Harry G, canvasser, res 1770 Eighth
Smith Harry H, insurance, res 910 Myrtle
Smith Harry V, clerk with V'W Gaskill, res 166 Tenth
Smith H E, bookkeeper, res 1366 Eleventh
Smith Henry, hostler with Jas A Brown & Co, res 510 Thir-
teenth
Smith Henry, lamp lighter, res SE cor Twenty-eighth and West
Smith Henry, rigger CPRR Ship Yards
Smith Henry, seaman, res 168 Second
Smith Henry P, artist, res 2215 Chestnut
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Smith Henry S, clerk SPRR office (S F), res 918 Fifth
Smith Henry T, city agent Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
1453 Broadway
Smith H L, secretary San Francisco Board of Trade, res 768
Ninth
Smith H M, carpenter, res 1423 San Pablo
Smith Horace, speculator, res 517 East Fourteenth
Smith House, 836 Broadway
Smith Hugh S, machinehand CPRR, res 1108 Third
Smfth I, fruit peddler, res 657 Madison
Smith I A C Mrs, res 1770 Eighth
Smith Isaac, peddler, res 225 Second
Smith Isabella, laundress, res 662 East Fifteenth
Smith J, fruit peddler, 657 Madison
Smith Jacob, extraman Hose Co No 1
Smith Jas, baggagemaster CPRR, res 834 Jackson
Smith Jas, moulder, res SE cor Twenty-eighth and West
Smith Jas C, lumber dealer (S F), res 1422 Eighth
Smith Jas E, extraman Engine Co No 2, res 470 Sixth
Smith Jas H, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway, room 21, res 1006
Twenty -eighth
Smith Jason, photographer, 1716 Seventh, res same
Smith J H, engineer, res Merritt House
Smith John, extraman Engine Co No 2, res 470 Sixth
Smith John, laborer, res 805 Henry
Smith John, laborer, res 1789 Grove
Smith John, watchmaker with Rehnert & Son, res NE cor Sec-
ond and Harrison
Smith John, night packer with Samm & Co, res 830 East Four-
teenth
Smith John B, laborer, res 830 East Fourteenth
Smith John F Jr, clerk (S F), res 1209 Seventh
Smith John O'Neill, carriage painter, 520 Seventh, res same
Smith John W, barber, 1206 Broadway, res 685 Twenty-fifth
Smith Joseph, bartender with John Schaefer, res 363 Fourth
Smith Joseph (Smith tV Co), 271 B, res 255 Hollis
Smith Joseph, tailor, res 825 Filbert
Smith J T Mrs, music teacher, res 717 Center
Smith J W, roller Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal House
Smith J W, clerk S P C R R, res Sau Francisco
Smith Kate, domestic, 1228 Adeline
Smith L Miss, res 957 Castro
Smith Leon A, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 710
Tenth
Smith Leon D, clerk C P R R, res 910 Myrtle
Smith Leonard, fancy goods, etc, 1154 Broadway, res 211 Third
Smith Li Hie Miss, student Snell's Seminary
Schafer & Co.:
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Washington Brewery,
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N. W. COB. 5th 4 EIKIHAM STEEET3.
I 472
OAKLAND.
Smith Louisa, res 1053 Willow
Smith Lucy Miss, res cor San Pablo ave and Forty-first, Tem-
escal
Smith Lydia, res 811 Eleventh
SMITH MARY MRS. proprietor Opposition Boat House, Lake
Merritt, res same
Smith Margaret, domestic, 1553 Eighth
Smith Mary, res 2215 Chestnut
Smith Mary A Mrs, lodgings, 1772 Seventh
Smith Mary T Mrs, res 363 Thirteenth
Smith Mattie A Miss, teacher, res 365 Thirteenth
Smith M B, res 972 Chester
Smith Michael, shipping clerk (S F), res 1572 Taylor
Smith M R Mrs, res 816 Thirty-fifth
Smith M S (M S Smith & Co), res 211 Third
SMITH M S & CO (M S Smith), artists' materials, books, fancy
articles, and Manufacturers picture frames, 1154 Broadway
Smith M T Miss res 912 Filbert
Smitli Nat, hostler, res 625 Chestnut
Smith Nellie Mi-s, res 1417 Grove
Smith Nellie B, res 624 Twelfth
Smith Noah E, watchman, res 1770 Eighth
Smith Oliver B, produce, res 604 Twelfth
Smith Oscar, res 530 Williams
Smith Otto, cook, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Smith Patrick, farmer, res Forty-third bat Telegraph and Grove,
Temescal
Smith Patrick, laborer, res 710 Brush
Smith Patrick Rev, asst St Anthony's Church, cor Sixteenth ave
and East Fifteenth
Smith Percy F, bookkeeper, res 914 Castro
Smith Peter, laborer, res 662 Myrtle
Smith Rebecca Miss, res 1815 Seward
Smith Rufus (Sylvester & Smith), res 836 Broadway
Smith S Mrs, nurse, res 363 Fourth
Smith Samuel, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 466 Twenty-
fourth
Smith Sirah C Mrs, seamstress, res 1001 Franklin
Smith S D, manager Ice Works, res 627 Tenth
Smith S L Mrs, res Blake House
Smith Sophia O, domestic, 1772 Seventh
Smith Theodore, solicitor Samms' Flouring Mills, res 1073 Four-
teenth ave
Smith Thomas, real estate office, 464 Tenth, res 752 Thirteenth
Smith Thomas G, brass moulder, res 1409 Tenth
Smith Timothy E, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 614 Seventeenth
rear
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Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, *$&$&&&. BERKELEY.
315
315
OAKLAND.
473
S.nith Timothy R, machinist CPRR shops, res 368 Fifth
Smith W F, laborer CPRR
Smith Wm, laborer with E A Brown, res Hogan Tract nr Twen-
tieth
Smith Wm, painter with P R Shehan, res 910 Franklin
Smith William, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 1812 Seventh
Smith Wm, plumber with A R Moore, res Parsons' Block
Smith Wm B, freight a^ent CPRR, res 937 Myrtle
Smith William C, clerk with H Bowman, res 951 Broadway
Smith William M, salesman with C H Smith, res 530 William
SmithU Wilton, foreman bindery department Pacific Press Publish-
ing Co, res 710 Tenth
Smith W M, teamster, res cor Thirty-ninth and Grove
Smith & Co (Joseph Smith and Joseph Francis), grocers, 271 B
SMITH & BUTLER (George W Smith and Charles H Butler)
flour, hay, and grain, 423 and 425 Eleventh
Smoother John, engineer Encinal Mills, res Grove bet Third and
Fourth
Smyth John, plasterer, res 1658 Telegraph ave
Smyth John H, attorney-at-law (S F), res San Pablo ave nr Park
ave
Smyth John T, plasterer, res 1658 Telegraph ave
Smyth Mary E Miss, res 1658 Telegraph ave
Smyth Mary Mrs, lodgings, 410 Tenth
Smvth Samuel, patternmaker, res 410 Tenth
Snaar Charles O (George R Knowlton & Co), res 922 Third
Snarr O N, bridge builder CPRR, res 922 Third
Snell Edwin H, stripper Judson Manufacturing Co, res Alcatraz
nr Berkeley
Snell Lidsey, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Berkeley
Snell Maiy E Miss, principal Snell's Seminary, 568 Twelfth
Snell Richard B, principal Snell's Seminary, 568 Twelfth
Snell Sarah H, teacher Snell's Seminary, res same
Snell's Seminary, Miss Mary E and Richard B Snell principals,
568 Twelfth
Snider Andrew, merchant, res 1023 Linden
Snider Wm S, ticket agent S P R R, res 1772 Seventh
Snook Chai'les E, buyer witk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co (S F),
res 1678 Taylor
Snook Edward C, plumber, res 988 Willow
Snook Fred W, plumber, res 1678 Taylor
Snook Geo W, plumber (S F), res 1760 Taylor
Snook James A., clerk (S F), res 1678 Taylor
Snook Wm S, plumber, res 1678 Taylor
Snow Harry J, pressman Tribune office, res 1503 Eighth
Snow H K, bookkeeper The Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
462 Twelfth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KBAHH & I>IEVES, Proprietors. Tor
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & TrezZini7siNmBNuS' Freseo & Decorative Artists
474
OAKLAND.
Snow John F, dyeing and cleaning office, 1118 Broadway, res
San Francisco
Snow Leander, teamster, res Thirty-eighth nr Market
Snow Roland W (Richards and Snow, S F), res 672 Fourteenth
Snow S Mrs, millinery ; 955 Washington, res same
Snow William H, merchant tailor (S F), res 1503 Eighth
SNYDER A J & SON (Andrew J and Sherman A Snyder), real
estate and insurance agents, 467 Ninth
Snyder Andrew J (A J Snyder & Son), res San Pablo ave nr
D wight way
Snyc'er John, carpenter, res 716 Twenty-ninth
Snyder Samuel J, teamster Oakland Planing Mills, res 324 Fourth
Snyder Sherman A (A J Snyder & Son), res San Pablo ave nr
D wight way
Society Dania of California, Branch No 1, D Mattisen president,
864A Broadway
Soderstrend P A, cabinetmaker, res 1068 Twenty-fourth
Sohlke Carl W, salesman with N Van Bergen & Co (S F), res
973 Kirkham
SOHST BROTHERS (J F W and H J Sohst), proprietors Pioneer
Carriage Factory, cor Eighth and Franklin
Sohst H J (Sohst Brothers), and member Board of Education,
Sixth Ward, res 708 Webster
Sohst John F W (Sohst Bros), res 859 Webster
Sohst William, carriagemaker, res 859 Webster
Solina A F, gardener, res 521 Third
Solomon B F, laborer, res e s Telegraph ave bet Temescal and
Birch
Solsoman Martin, salesman, res 1159 Seventh
Sommer Samuel M, helper C P R R Yards, res 1714 Thirteenth
Sonderleiter Frank (Herbert & Sonderleiter), res 809 Jackson
Sonnichson Julius, gardener, Orchard ave bet Telegraph and
Summit
Soren Francis, laborer C P R R, res 235 Hannah
Sorensen Niels, coachman, res SE cor Tenth and Adeline
Sorensen Peter, agent S. F Chronicle, res West End Hotel
Sorenson Amund, stair-builder, res 1782 Taylor
Sornsen Frederick W, gardener, NE» cor Webster and Twenty-
second
Souderstrand Peter, cabinetmaker with Chas L Taylor
Souffrain Jas, porter Oakland Bank of Savings, res Berkeley
Soukup Joseph, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res 403 B
Soule Geo W, car cleaner C P R R Yards
Soule John, painter, res 603 East Twenty-third
Soule Joseph T, master mariner, res 819 Webster
Suulens Eugene, cook with Thomas G Klink, res 903 Jefferson
Souter John, foreman Oaklan I Gas Works, res 565 Second
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OAKLAND.
475
South Methodist Church, Rev J C Simmons pastor, Grove bet
Seventh and Eighth
South Pacific Coast R R Co, Henry H Becker agent, office cor
Seventh and Webster
Southard E B, res 83G Broadway
Southard Ed, employe Pacific Nail Works, res 833 Myrtle
Southard Wm F, oculist and aurist, 969 Broadway, res 1420
Castro
Southerland John M, butcher, res 1772 Goss
Souza Joseph E, laborer, res 823 East Twelfth
Sovereign Solomon, res 862 Lydia
Sovreign Warren, res 1718 San Pablo
Sowell George, groceries, 1556 Seventh
Sower Peter, res 666 East Eighteenth
Spangenberg Adolf, machinist, res 1012 Wood
Sparks E J, farmer, res 613 Fifteenth
Sparks Lemuel A, teamster, res 506 East Fifteenth
Sparks M V, farmer, res 514 Sixteenth
Sparman Andrew, hairworker, res Sutter bet San Pablo ave and
Adeline, Temescal
Spatt Bugita Mrs, res Second ave bet Birch and Vernon
Spaukling Charles H, sawsmith with N W Spaulding (S F), res
1022 Peralta
Spaulding Charles T, car repairer C P R R, res 1813 William
Spaulding J A Miss, res 1363 Eighth ave
Spaulding N W, assistant U S Treasurer (S F), res cor East
Twenty-fifth and Nineteenth ave
Spaulding Walter, student, res cor Twenty-fifth and Nineteenth
ave
Spaulding Wm H, res 1620 Eighth
Spawn Abel F, res 658 Eighth
Spear Adrian, commercial traveler, res 566 Thirty-fifth
Spear Augustus F, carpenter, res 1622 Eleventh ave
Spear Edward S (Edward S Spear & Co, S F), res 1184 Four-
teenth
Spear Fred J, salesman with William H Nolan, res 706 Thirteenth
Spear Frederick, traveling agent, res 670 East Sixteenth
Spear Jos S (Edward S Spear & Co, S F), res 1184 Fourteenth
Spear J S, clerk with William H Nolan, res 706 Thiiteenth
Spear Thomas, student, res 566 Thirty-fifth
Specht Henry, carpenter, res 230 Harlan
Specht Lizzie Mis-, dressmaker with E W Johnson, res 230
Harlan
Specht William, with N Schwab, res 230 Harlan
Specht William Jr, carpenter, res 230 Harlan
Spedding Robert D, physician, office Clarendon House, res same
Speirs William, coachman with Thos R Hayes, res 726 Fifteenth
Schafer £ Co.
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San Francisco.
Wasliington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs-
N. W. COE. 5to & XI3IHAU STEEETS.
476
OAKLAND.
Speis Philip, carpenter, res Telegraph-' ave nr Forty-third, Tem-
escal <
Speuce W G, artesian well-borer (Tulare), res 604 Fourteenth
Spence W G Mrs, dressmaker, res 604 Fourteenth
Spencer Aaron W, plumber, res 1378 Eighth
Spencer Andrew G, clerk with Ryan & Miller, res 1737 Filbert
Spencer Edward, plumbing, 1378 Eighth
Spencer E W, boots and shoes, 1351J Telegraph ave
Spencer George O, trackman CPRR, res 1378 Eighth
Spencer George P, hostler, 1219 Grove
Spencer George W, laborer, res 1378 Eighth
Spencer Herbert, salesman with John Gushing, res 1518 Broadway
Spencer Joseph, ironworker Pacific Nail Works, res 813 Market
Spencer L D, sawyer, res cor Linden and Fortieth, Temescal
Spencer Michael, baker Cape Ann Bakery, res NW cor Clay and
Eleventh
Spencer Richard, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Spencer Warren, tinner CPRR, res Central Hotel
Spencer William W, nailer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Lusk
nr Fortieth, Temescal
SPENCEMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE AND NORMAL SCHOOL,
A M Chad wick principal, Masonic Temple, NW cor Wash-
ington and Twelfth
Spengler John C, res cor Second ave and Summer, Temescal
Sperry Austin Mrs, res 578 Sixteenth
Sperry Frank Mrs, res 614 Sixteenth
Spiars Frank W (Spiars & Welti), res 706 Tenth
Spiars & Welti (Frank W Spiars and Edward Welti), restaurant,
1022 Broadway
Spiesser E E (Webb & Spiesser), res cor Forty-first and San
Pablo ave, Temescal
Spieth William, carpenter, 1374 Fifteenth
Spink George W, nailer, res 824 Myrtle
Spink William, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 812 Brush
Spink William B, nailer, res 824 Myrtle
Spooner M E, wood contractor, res cor San Pablo ave and Fol-
som, Temescal
Spooner Sanford, carpenter, res 222 Hannah
Spordlin Simon, res 241 Watts
SPRAGUE CHARLES A, spiritual healer, 1458 Seventh
Sprague George A, painter, res 1458 Seventh
Sprague George W, employe Eagle Box Factory, res 858 Alice
Spreen Christopher, carpenter, res 626 Henry
Springer Ransom, Oakland agent Examiner, res 1713 Taylor
Springsteen Fannie I Mrs, wigs and hairdresser, 458 Twelfth
Sprinkle John C, carpenter, res 419 East Twelfth
Sproul Annie Miss, dressmaker, res 665 Washington
„„ t 3» Geary St., San Francisco.
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OAKLAND. 477
Sproul Hattie B Miss, assistant Cole Grammar School, res 574
Thirteenth
Sproule Andrew, res 763 Jefferson
Sproule Catherine (Sproule Sisters), res 7G3 Jefferson
Sproule Charlotte (Sproule Sisters), res 7G3 Jefferson
Sproule Sarah J (Sproule Sisters), res 763 Jefferson
Sproule Sisters (Sarah J, Charlotte and Catherine), fancy goods,
1214 Broadway
Sprung D, painter C P R R Ship Yard
Spurb Jacob, bartender, res 1156 Broadway
Spurgeon J F, civil engineer Northern Pacific R R, res 472 Thir-
teenth
Squires E J Mrs, res 1923 Filbert
Squires Emma S Miss, copyist with L M McKenney & Co, res
West Berkeley
Squires George D T, journalist, res 1923 Filbert
St Andrew's Mission, 1508 Eighth
St Andrew's Society of Alameda County, meets Thursday even-
ing of each week at Pythian Hall, 1056i Broadway
St Anthony's Church, Father William Gleeson rector, cor Six-
teenth ave and East Fifteenth
St Anthony's Parochial School, Bro Lascian principal, w s Six-
teenth ave bet East Fifteenth and East Sixteenth ave
St Clair James H, blacksmith with H Frazer, res La Clede
House
St John Chauncey, res Lake Shore ave
St John Edward, laborer, res 818 Lydia
St John's Episcopal Church, Rev Benjamin Akerly rector, Grove
bet Seventh and Eighth
ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, Brother Lascian director, SE cor
Fifth and Jackson
ST JOSEPH'S INSTITUTE- adjoining St Patrick's Ofeurch, Sew-
ard bet Peralta and Campbell
St Lawrence Hotel, Mrs E C Converse proprietress, 1305 Broad-
way
St Lawrence School and Hall, Fortieth nr Grove, Temescal
St Louis House. Chastrand & Son proprietors, 560 Franklin
St Mary's Academy, taught by the Sisters of the Convent of the
Sacred Heart, SE cor Eighth and Grove
St Mary's Cemetery, A Mclsaac superintendent, northern termi-
nus of New Webster
St Mary's Parochial School for Boys, taught by the Christian
Brothers, NW cor Seventh and Jefferson
St Mary's Parochial School for Girls, taught by the Sisters of the
Convent of the Sacred Heart, NE cor Seventh and Grove
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH, Rev J B McNally pastor, cor Seward
and Peralta
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMn &. IIIKVKS, I'roprietoi'M. Cor.
TVleuraph Avenue and Dnrant street.
WgnUVSSSSi: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
478
OAKLAND.
St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co, H Griffin agent, 958
Broadway
St Paul's Episcopal Church, Rev Hobart Chetwood pastor, SE cor
Fourteenth and Harrison '
Stablen H Mrs, midwife, 1580 Telegraph ave
Stablen William, res 1580 Telegraph ave
Stacey Henry, clerk Custom House (S F), and milk ranch, office
Orchard east of Broadway, res same
Stack Katie, domestic, res 1313 Twelfth ave
Stack Katie, domestic, 568 Twenty -fifth
Stack Nellie, domestic, 1221 Linden
STACK WM, butcher, 802 and 804 Harrison, res 278 Fifth
Stackhouse Wm, whitener, res 764 Fifth
Stackler Barbara, res 867 Center
Staco Antonio, laborer, res 1103 Sixteenth ave
Stage John H, solicitor, res 1008 Wood
Stahleckeu Henry (Stahlecker & Morck), res Winter's Hotel
Stahlecker & Morck (Henry Stahlecker and William Morck),
wagon and carriagemakers, 362 Twelfth
Stahr Christopher C, brakeman S P C R R, res 828 Chester
Stainton Wm, teamster, res 955 East Twelfth
Stalder Joseph Jr, commission, 16 and 17 Center Market, res
1412 Twelfth ave
Stallberg Mary, res 152 Fifth
STANDARD EXPRESS CO (Henry Turn Suden and O G
Scott), Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale Express Co, San
Francisco office 309 East, Brooklyn office Turn Suden's store,
693 East Twelfth
Standard Insurance Co of England, H Griffin agent, 958 Broad-
way
Standeford David W (Burnham, Standeford & Co), res 967 Mar-
ket
Standeford J A, employe U S Mint, res 602 Fourteenth
Standeford N D Mrs, principal Grove Street Primary School, res
602 Fourteenth
Standeford William W, clerk Custom House (S F), res 967 Mar-
ket
Standford Joseph A, coal, res 602 Fourteenth
Standish Merit G, bookkeeper (S F), res 1870 Division
Standring Sarah A Mrs, furnished rooms and boarding, 914
Pine
Stanford Josiah, farmer, res 1218 Oak
Stanford J W, res 1218 Oak
Stanford M J Mrs, res 1575 Filbert
STANFORD STABLES. J R Bigler proprietor, NE cor Wood
and Seventh
Stanford W E Mrs, tailoress, res 769 Fifteenth
SUN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^A^U^-^,^^%
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,1*^!'!
S]»i-. u- St.
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OAKLAND.
479
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Stanford William E, steward Oakland Ferry, res 709 Fifteenth
Stanley James W, engineer S P C R R, res 369 Fourth
Stanley John A (Stanley, Stone & Hayes, S F), res 1221 Jack-
son
Stansfield Arthur, night cook with Crebhin & Walker, res 728|
Chester
Stanton Harmon, res 479 Plymouth
Stantoii John, switchman CPRR
Stanton Timothy, laborer, res 705 Twenty-eighth
Staples James M, res Piedmont, ave
Staples James W, adjuster London and Lancaster Insurance Co
( SF), res 2437 Webster
Star Insurance Co, of New York, Kobinson & Russ agents, 464
Tenth
Stark J F, engineer CPRR, res Alameda
Stark M L, fireman CPRR, res 1779 Goss
Starkey Eugene, machinist, res 852 Castro
Starkweather Frank H, student, res 1506 San Pablo ave
Starkweather Frank W, clerk with Merriam & Co, res 1506 San
Pablo ave nr Twentieth
Starkweather H K, clerk with H S Crocker & Co (S F), res
614 Seventeenth
Starkweather Haynes K, bookkeeper with McGovern & Cahill,
res 1506 San Pablo ave
Starr Abraham D, with Starr & Co (S F), res 1353 Grove
Starr John, gardener with Wm Blair, res Webster nr Piedmont
road
Starr Lewis M, proprietor ^Etna Iron Works (S F ), res 980
Fifth ave
Starr William M, proprietor Occidental Warehouse (S F), res
1353 Grove
Startin Thomas, blacksmith, res 1633 Market
State Investment and Insurance Co, A G Davis & Co agents,
462 Eighth
State of Pennsylvania Insurance Co, Robinson & Russ agents,
464 Tenth
Staveler A Mrs, res 1165 Washington
Stead John, res 1367 Tenth
Stealev Thomas S, harnessmaker with James Lentell, res 773
Fifth
Stearns Henry M, teacher Heald's Business College (S F), res
1019 Eighth
Stearns H Sercie Miss, assistant Irving Grammar School, res 719
Fourteenth
Stearns J H, res 524 Sixteenth
Stearns L R Mrs, res 914 Sixteenth
Stebbins Alfred, manufacturer's agent, office 1064 Tenth, res same
Schafer £ Co.: Fine Custom CI "thing to Order ^".^SSSSEt
Washington Brewery ',
XV ea tr rmaiui A Co., Proprs-
N. W. COB. 5th & miHAM 3TEEETS.
480
OAKLAND.
Steber Joseph C, machinist, res 713 Helen
Steck Paul, draughtsman, res 1219 Magnolia
Stecker Sophia, domestic, 911 Linden
Stecker Wm (Freese & Stecker, S F), res 856 Henry
Steelarm Fred, farmer, res Linden Lane bet Telegraph ave and
New Broadway
Steele Edward L G (C Adolphe Low & (Jo, S F), res 824 Jack-
son
Steele Henry Mrs, res 1929 Telegraph ave
Steen Geo, baker, res 707 Broadway
Steen J (L Jafl'e & Co), res San Francisco
Steere Henry, telegraph operator CPRR, res 574 Thirteenth
Steere Thos F (Steere & Colby), and superintendent post-office,
Brooklyn Station, rts 335 East Twelfth
Steere & Colby (T F Steere and H H Colby), groceries, cor East
Twelfth and Thirteenth ave, and proprietors Brooklyn, Fruit
Vale and San Francisco Express, office SE cor Thirteenth
ave and East Twelfth
STEFFANONI A» watchmaker and jeweler, 1073 Broadway, res
565 Twenty-second
Steffanoni Mary Mrs, dressmaker, res 565 Twenty-second
Steffens Diedrich, res 1664 Seward
STEGMANCHAS H> groceries and provisions, cor Market and
Eighth, res 668 Twenty-third
Stehm Frederick, cigar manufacturer, 1170 Seventh, res same
Stehm John, cigarmaker, res 1170 Seventh
Stein Adolph, tailor, 916 Broadway
Stein Adolf R, junk dealer, 701-705 Broadway, res same
STEIN DAVIS & CO (Davis Stein & Samuel Taylor), tinners,
plumbers and gasfitters, 850 Market
STEIN DAVIS (D Stein & Co), res 1552 Telegraph ave
Stein Victor A, cigar agent, res 809 Henry
Steinbruck Rudolph, wheelwright (S F), res 1119 Campbell
Steiner John, patternmaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Steinhardt Nathan, car repairer CPRR, res 1780 Atlantic
Steinhofel August C F, teamster, res Stock Yards
Stein man John, patternmaker, res San Pablo ave nr Fortieth,
Temescal
Steinmeyer Hugo, butcher shop, cor Peralta and Hollis, res same
Steimnetz L Miss, res Staunton bet Santa Clara and Central ave
Steinson James, brakeman CPRR, res 1022 Willow
Stempel Kate Miss, res 1127 Linden
Stendel August, gardener, res 941 Filbert
Stephan Lena Miss, res 1559 New Broadway
Stephens C J, trunkmaker, res 1314 Fifth ave
Stephens George, driver with Edwards & Co, res 1263 Eighth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
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RALPH W. KIRKHAM,
A. K. P. HARMON,
D. EDWARD COLLINS,
W. C. MASON,
GEO. L. NUSBAUMER,
President
Vice-President
Secretary
- Treasurer
Engineer
\VM. COLLINS. - - - Superintendent
TRUSTEES.
E. S. DAVIS,
A. K. P. HARMON,
H.TUBBS,
C W. KELLOGG,
J. S. EMERY,
A. CHABOT,
PETER THOMSON,
J. W. CARRICK,
RALPH W. KIRKHAM,
W. C. MASON,
GEO E. GRANT,
W. VAN DYKE.
OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION AT THE CEMETERY
Address :
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OAKLAND.
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Stephens John, engineer Pacific Nail Works, res 810 Myrtle
Stephens L B, messenger CPRR office, res 962 Kirkham
Stephens Richard, carpenter, res 937 Campbell
Stephens Samuel (Stephens & Co, S F), res 1263 Eighth
Stephens Samuel, res 261 Ninth
Sterlien John, machinist, res 1671 Seward
Stern Benj, fireman, res 566 Sixth
Stern Frederick, bookkeeper with E Bernheim & Co, res 921
Post (S F)
Sternitzky Chas, carpenter, res 1932 Myrtle
Sternitzky Robert, contractor, res 1464 Thirteenth
Stern Louis C, assistant foreman Engine Co No 2, res 470 Sixth
Sterns Annie, dressmaker, 762 Sixth
Sterns C L, ex tram an Felton Engine Co No 2, res 470 Sixth
Stesrelin Joseph, cook with Spiars >S: Welti, res SW cor Tenth
and Washington
Stetson Alva M, captain State dredger, res 921 Center
Stetson Geo K, student, res 921 Center
Stetson Wm, res 969 East Fourteenth
Steuer Gustave A, laborer C P R R, res 519 Seventh
Steuer Louisa, branch bakery, 519 Seventh
Stevens A Henry, clerk, res 970 Cypress
Stevens Albert, photographer, res 666 Eighth
Stevens Calvin J, capitalist, res 666 Eighth
Stevens E A Miss, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 972
Chester
Stevens Eliza A Miss, ticket clerk C P R R (S F), res 1762 Eighth
Stevens F A Mrs, res 662 Sycamore
Stevens Frank E, organ builder, res 718 Market
Stevens Geo W, printer, res 362 East Tenth
Stevens Horace J, expressman, res 1516 West
Stevens James W, insurance solicitor (S F), res 616 Eighteenth
Stevens L B, messenger CPRR, res 1023 Kirkham
Stevens Louisa, domestic, N W cor Twenty-second and Webster
Stevens Mary A Mrs, res 1762 Eighth
Stevens Wm P, pianomaker and tuner, res 1161 Franklin
Stevenson Frederick R (F R Stevenson & Co), res 573 Eleventh
Stevenson F R & Co (F R Stevenson and B S Tower), china,
crockery and glassware, 1167 Broadway
Stevenson F W Mrs, its 13(53 Broadway
Stevenson H L, engineer CPRR, res 1718 Eighth
Stevenson John W, mail clerk C P R R, res 1718 Thirteenth
Steward Bert, res 232 Twelfth
Steward Samuel H, shoemaker, res 365 Thirteenth
Steward Wm, gardener, res 410 Tenth
Stewart A C, machinist Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res 719 Linden
Stewart Andrew G, machinist, res 719 Linden
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Stewart Arthur T, carpenter, res 617 Fifth
Stewart Daniel, laborer, res 519 Eighth
Stewart E J Mrs, hair-dressing parlors, 965 Washington, res 713
Sixth
Stewart Geo H, barber with J W Smith, res 808 Jefferson
Stewart Henry, laundry man Contra (Josta Laundry
Stewart James, clerk, 1156 Broadway
Stewart Jas A, hostler with J Cushing & Co, res Oregon Block
Stewart Jennie Miss, res 763 Eleventh
Stewart John, heater Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck nr
Emery Station
Stewart John, laborer C P R R, res 923 Fifth
Stewart John J, carpenter, res 519 Eighth
Stewart John L, driver Whitney & Co's Express, res 965 Franklin
Stewart Louis B, machinist, res 1359 Telegraph ave
Stewart Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 617 Fifteenth
Stewart Mary, domestic, 1416 Grove
Stewart Mary, res 810 Twenty-seventh
Stewart Michael, butcher, res 260 East Fifteenth
Stewart M N, butcher, 311 East Twelfth, res 309 East Twelfth
Stewart Rose Miss, res 1339 Alice
Stewart S H, shoe fitter with E Bernheim & Co, res 369 Thir-
teenth
Stewart Wm, distiller, res 951 Cypress
Stewart Wm, painter, res 517 Ninth
Stewart Wm H (Stewart & Son), res 713 Sixth
Stewart Wm H Jr (Stewart & Son), res 713 Sixth
STEWART & SON (Wm H Stewart and Wm H Jr), barbers,
964 Broadway
Stickney Benj W, type caster with Palmer & Rey (S F), res
1216 Seventh
Stickney Laura, res 1055 Twelfth ave
Stickney Silas C, bookkeeper Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
779 Twelfth
Stier Geo, tailor with Brown & McKinnon, res NW cor Twelfth
and Eleventh ave
Stiles Henry K, stove mounter, res Center bet A and B
Stiller B Powell, electrotyper, res West End Hotel
Stiller Henry G, joiner C P R R Ship Yard, res 1677 Lincoln
Stiller John, junk dealer, res 820 East Twelfth
Stilleng Martin, laundry man Centra Costa Laundry
Stilwell Albert W (Stilwell & Son), res 512 Eighteenth
Stilwell B F, publisher, Oakland Bank Building, room 24
Stilwell C H Mrs, res 512 Eighteenth
Stilwell Jennie N (Stilwell & Son), res 512 Eighteenth
Stilwell & Son (Jennie N Stilwell and Albert W Stilwell), city
bill posters, 479 Eighth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, liOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and «0 Spear Si .
San Franciseo.
OAKLAND.
483
^
Stimpson Geo W, upholsterer with Renton & Coleman, res 866
Twenty-first
Stock Yards Exchange, John Maher propr, cor Daltrm ave and
Bay
Stocker Abner H, attorney-at-law, res 1019 Brush
Stocker Alice M, res 1019 Brush
Stocker C M Mrs, res 1841 Webster
Stocker J Mrs, res 977 Fifth
Stockham G Henry, physician and surgeon, office Post-office
Building, 1207 Broadway, res same
Stocky John, saloon, 1661 Eighth, res same
Stoddard George R, ticket agent and telegraph operator C P R
R, cor Market and First, res 1112 Linden
Stoer John F, groceries, junction Adeline and San Pablo ave
Stokes Bernhard, driver with Purington & Reed, res 218 East
Fifteenth
Stokes Bridget Mrs, res 478 Twenty-fifth
Stokes Edward, marble cutter, res 212 Haven
Stokes Ellen Mrs, res 1520 Telegraph ave
Stokes Fred C, machinist Judson Manufacturing Go, res O'Neal
House
Stokes James R, gardener, res Telegraph ave bet Thirty-eighth
and Thirty-ninth
Stokes Levi, engineer C P R R, res 1504 Chester
Stokes Patrick, driver East Oakland Planing Mill, res 218 East
Fifteenth
Stokes Robert H, gardener, res Moss ave bet New Broadway and
Telegraph ave
Stokes Thomas W, carpenter, res Telegraph ave bet Thirty-
eighth and Thirty-ninth
Stokes William, architect, res 1520 Telegraph ave
Stone Alfred, clerk with Lawrie & Schramm, res 827 East
Twelfth
Stone B H Mrs, assistant Dur.mt School, res 1116 Broadway
Stone Edgar P, clerk, res Avenue House
Stone Frank, pressman Oakland Times, res 718 Market
Stone George, real estate, res 616 Twelfth
Stone George A, civil engineer C P R R, res 1015 Linden
Stone George R, res 1860 Market
Stone Lincoln S, restaurant, cor Second and Washington, res 919
Jefferson
Stone Rosa A, res 360 East Sixteenth
Stonesifer A G, sheep raiser, res 927 Linden
Stonesifer C A, attorney-at-law, res 927 Linden
Storer E Mrs, res 1712 Eighth
Stores Helen M Mrs, assistant Franklin School, res 1818 Atlantic
Storey Alice M Miss, res 1359 Sixteenth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order. N>
8. 11 Montgomery St.
M*m Fnuietero.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, 5^te*»«w? * js*. f
, W. cor. 5th & K u k ham Sts
484
OAKLAND.
Is
Storey Belle Miss, res 503 Eleventh
Storey George, longshoreman, res 1359 Sixteenth
Story Chas E, clerk with Peter J Dailey, res 1024 Wood
Story James D, harnessmaker with A W Palmer, res 1359
Sixteenth
Story Jesse H, clerk with H T Baker, res 1024 Wood
Story Rebecca, res 503 Eleventh
Story Thomas, letter carrier, res 1024 Wood
Story William R, wheelwright with Sicotte & Son, res 1024
Wood
Stothard Thomas, master mariner, res 1004 Ninth ave
Stothers Frederick, res 1517 Third
Stothers John, res 1517 Third
Stover Frederick R, res 1009 Adeline
Stover Lizzie R Mrs, res 1009 Adeline
Stover W M, engineer C P R R
Stowe Horace W, journalist, res 568 Sixteenth
Stowell George H (Stowell & Smith), res 1608 William
STOWELL & SMITH (George H Stowell and Arthur W S
Smith), groceries, fruit, and produce, 1510 Seventh, Kohler
Block
Strachauer Charles, machinist, res 1504 Fifth
Strain Dennis, laborer C P R R Ship Yard, res Central Hotel
Strasburg Mary Mrs, groceries, 1011 Kirkham
STRATFORD E W, proprietor American Tea Store, 1253 Tele-
graph ave, res 2034 Broadway
Stratton James T, surveyor and land agent, res 461 East
Twelfth
Stratton Fred G, attorney-at-law (S F), res 461 East Twelfth
Stratton George, student, res 461 East Twelfth
Stratton Richard S, car builder, res 416 East Twenty-third
Stratton Robert, medical student, res 461 East Twelfth
Strauter Philip, solicitor with P Pumyea, res cor Twenty-second
ave and Seventeenth
Streetberger C, dairyman, res cor San Pablo ave and Folsom,
Temescal
Streeter I F, millwright, res 863 Union
Streit William, saloon, 1050 Franklin,res same
Streuber Gustave, machinist, res 172 Sixth
Streuper Albert, silverplater, res 264 Fifth
Strieker Wm P (Warrener & Strieker), res 1688 Telegraph ave
Stricklen John E, car driver, res Western ave bet New Broadway
and Telegraph ave, Temescal
Sti'ifling George, cook with Spiars & Welti, res SW cor Washing-
ton and Tenth
Striker N Jennie Miss, ticket agent Broadway depot C P R R,
res 558 Sixth
SftNTRANCISCO LAUNDRY °^{S£%l£Jg.gss^
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The BerkeUy Village Improvement
Association. Plata furnished and houses built tor CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
485
Strobridge J L, farmer, res McCall bet Mariposa and Benton,
Teniescal
Stroinska Andrew, butcher, res 952 Third
Strom Peter O, tailor, res 940 Pine
Strong Alfred G, painter, 721 Fifth
Strong Benjamin, news agent CPRR, res 721 Fifth
Strong Eli, carpenter, res 721 Fifth
Strong Fred A, insurance, 470 Ninth, res 586 Tenth
Strong Geo H, clerk with Fred Sandelin, res 950 Campbell
Strong George H (Dewey & Co, S F), res 1170 Tenth
STRONG THEO P (Strong & Watson), res 586 Tenth
STRONG & WATSON (T P Strong and W S Watson), agents
fire, life, and accident insurance, 470 Ninth
Strowbridge T W, commission merchant, res 224 Ninth
Stuart Daniel, proprietor Oakland Sanitarium, 1920 Seventh,
res 1221 Franklin
Stuart Emma Miss, res 836 Broadway
Stewart W A, laborer, res 408 Thirteenth
Stubbe Peter H, res 2211 Magnolia
Stubbs George A, manufacturer Indian Bitters, 520 Fifteenth,
res 512 Fifteenth
Stueck Charles, laborer (S F), res 1864 Division
Stumebeen George, carpenter, res cor Fourth and Webster
Stultz Jacob, butcher with C Marquardsen, res 715 Seventh
Stulz Charles, barber with Henry Menges, res 164 Seventh
Stulz George, confectioner, res 164 Seventh
Sturdy John O, brakeman CPRR, res Central Hotel
Sturm Charles L, foreman with James Wilson & Co, res 1423
San Pablo ave
Sturm Henry, stoker Phoenix engine, res 516 Fifteenth
Stums Benjamin B, driver engine No 2, res 468 Sixth
Sturrock J Mrs, res 1325 Filbert
Sturrock James R, plasterer, res 1325 Filbert
Stut Henry, draughtsman Union Iron Works (S F), res 811
Filbert
Stutt William, farmer, res Western ave bet New Broadway and
Telegraph ave
Stuttmeister Victor R, salesman with M Greenhood & Co, res
Arlington House
Sublette William, mining, res 1258 Webster
Suderstrand Peter, cabinetmaker with Charles L Taylor, res 1068
Twenty-fourth
SUE WOO SING & C0> Chinese and Japanese fancy goods, 465
Twelfth
Sugrue Patrick, laborer CPRR Yards, res 736 Chester
Suhl C F, truckmaker (S F), res 1111 Peralta
Sullings James C, carpenter, res 912 Thirty-fourth
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486
OAKLAND.
Sullivan Annie Mrs, proprietress Prescott House, 473 Sixth
Sullivan Bat, laborer CPRR
Sullivan Bridget A Mrs, dressmaker, res 575 Thirty-sixth
Sullivan Coleman, helper CPRR Yards, res 1674 Pacific
Sullivan C, merchant tailor, 423 Eighth
Sullivan Daniel, laborer CPRR Yards
Sullivan de Castilla Madame, res 683 Twenty-sixth
Sullivan Edward, baker, res 1301 Webster
Sullivan Eugenie H, card writer, room 6, Thurlow Block, res 683
Twenty-sixth
Sullivan Frank, painter (S F), res 901J Washington
Sullivan Hannah, domestic, 1403 Chestnut
Sullivan Humphrey, laborer, res 1841 Myrtle
Sullivan Humphrey, shoemaker, 839 Washington
Sullivan J, laborer CPRR
Sullivan Jas, clerk commissary department U S A (S F), res 620
Sixteenth
Sullivan Jas, hackman, res 651 Magnolia
Sullivan Jas, marble works, 523 Seventh, res 1624 San Pablo ave
Sullivan Jas, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res Sunnyside
House cor Harrison and Thirteenth
SULLIVAN JAS C (W M Watson & Co), res 563 Eleventh
Sullivan Jas C, res 457 Durant
Sullivan Jas M, saloon, 1224 San Pablo ave, res 565 Seventeenth
Sullivan James Q, extraman fire department, res Felton Engine
House, Sixth Street
Sullivan Jerry, engineer CPRR, res cor Sixteenth and Cypress
Sullivan John, blacksmith with M Sullivan, res 680 East Four-
teenth
Sullivan John, employe CPRR, res 517 Ninth
Sullivan John, laborer, res 670 Twenty-fifth
Sullivan John, laborer, res 806 Campbell
Sullivan John, section foreman CPRR, res 826 Kirkham
Sullivan John, watchman CPRR, res New York Hotel
Sullivan Joseph D, clerk with G W Meyer, res 669 Sixth
Sullivan M, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res cor Twelfth and
Kirkham
Sullivan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, res 806 Campbell
Sullivan Mary Miss, res n s Temescal nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Sullivan Michael, blacksmith and horseshoer, 1086 Fourteenth
ave, res 680 East Fourteenth
Sullivan Michael, coachman with Albert Miller, res 1264 Four-
teenth
Sullivan Michael, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Sullivan M Montgomery, res 669 Sixth
Sullivan Mortimer, groceries and provisions, NE cor Market and
Fifteenth
WASHING IM»\K AT NHOBT NOTICE.
Office, 33 Geary St., 3. F.. aad ««* Broadway. Oakland.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS^^^Ko**-
OAKLAND.
487
Sullivan Thos D, saloon, cor Telegraph ave and Fiftieth, Temescal
Sullivan Thos H, res 680 East Fourteenth
Sullivan Timothy, Oakland Planing Mill, res 517 Third
Sullivan Wm, laborer, res n s Temescal, nr Telegraph ave
Sullivan Wm, plumber with T Cannon, res 1301 Webster
Sullivan Wm T, stone cutter, res 681 Twenty-third
Summers A Mrs, res 1313 Tenth
Summers Henry W, policeman, res 717 Twentieth
Summers Isabella Miss, dressmaker with E W Johnson, res 717
Twentieth
Summers Jas, watchman C PRE, res 1409 Eleventh
Summers Jos M, laborer CPRR, res 717 Twentieth
Summers Nellie Miss, compositor Times, res 717 Twentieth
Summers WTm H, policeman, res 717 Twentieth
Sumner Chas A, civil engineer CPRR, res 779 Twelfth
Sumner Chas H, teamster, res 316 Third
Sumner Chas R, insurance agent, res 779 Twelfth
Sumner Henrietta Miss, assistant Irving Grammar School, res
779 Twelfth
Sumner Henry, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Sumner John H, principal Franklin Grammar School, res 1425
Eighth ave
Sumner Susan Mrs, nurse, res 313 Ninth
Sun Insurance Co, W L Prather agent, res 454 Ninth
SUNNYSIDE HOUSE Mrs Annie Meader proprietress, Harrison
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co, M J Hall manager, office
Masonic Temple Building
SUPERIOR COURT- Department No 1, Addison M Crane judge,
chambers Court House, second floor. Department No 2,
Wm E Green judge, chambers Court House, second floor.
Department No 3, Noble Hamilton judge, chambers Court
House, first floor
Supervisors Alameda County (Board of), Truman H Allen clerk
(ex officio), rms Court House, second floor
Surrey E A Mrs, res 864 Chester
Surrey Florence Miss, res 864 Chester
Surryhyne Isaac, irou moulder, res 409 Ninth
Surryhvne Wm, capitalist, res Chester House
Suter Jas, foreman Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor Forty-fifth
and San Pablo ave
Sutherland Arabella A, res 865 Union
Sutherland Adam T, bookkeeper, res NE cor Thirty-fourth and
Peralta
Sutherland Angus E, carpenter, res 1367 Seventh ave
Sutherland Edwin, agent Pacific Fertilizing Co (S F), res 619
Third
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Washington Breivery,
Wost<'rrnaijn & Co., ProprN„
N. W. 002. 5th & SIKKUAM ST?.£ETS.
488
OAKLAND.
Sutherland Francis C Miss, assistant Franklin School, res 1023
Eighth
Sutherland John M, clerk, res 1772 Goss
Sutherland W J, res 167 East Tenth
Sutter J as, laborer, res cor Forty-fifth and San Pablo ave, Tem-
escal
Sutton Geo, clerk (S F), res 1214 Fourteenth
Sutton Jas, student, res 1214 Fourteenth
Sutton Jas T, bookkeeper (S F), res 1214 Fourteenth
Sutton John, salesman (S F), res 1214 Fourteenth
Sutton John E, laborer, res 662 Fifth
Sutton M Miss, milliner with Mrs S Snow, res 662 Fifth
Sutton Nicholas, laborer, res 662 Fifth
Svenson John, carpenter, res 918 Pine
Svenson Joseph, carpenter, res 1716 Lincoln
Svenson Jos, carpenter, res 918 Pine
Svenson Peter A, carpenter, res 1221 Fourteenth
Svenson Victor, carpenter, res 918 Pine
Swain Alfred J, bookkeeper Times, res 559 Eighth
Swain David W, res 1153 Market
Swain Josiah H, livery stable (S F), res 1354 Eighth ave
Swain Oliver C, clerk Custom House (S F), res 719 Twentieth
SWALE HARRY L» general engraver, 956 Broadway, res 672
Twenty-first
Swaney Homer A, clerk U S Railway Mail Service, res 812 Fif-
teenth
Swanson Alex B, driver Whitney & Co's Express, res 321 Sixth
Swanson Jos, carpenter, res 481 Plymouth ave
Swanson J S, general advertiser for Pacific Coast, 479 Eighth, res
481 Plymouth
Swanson Lawrence, lumberman with E B Dean & Co, res 1318
Twelfth
Swanton Thos, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck nr
Emery Station
Swanwell Edward, jeweler, res 711 Peralta
Swanwell Edward G, furniture polisher with Lyon & Kinsey,
res 711 Peralta
Swarbrick Emma Miss, machinehand California Hosiery Co, res
677 Third
Swarbrick Bobt, wood-turner, 511 Second, res 677 Third
Swarbrick Robt Jr, wood and ivory turner with Burnham,
• Standeford & Co, res 677 Third
Swartwout John H, agent, res 1836| Seventh
Swartwout Mar}^ M Mrs, electro magnetic baths, 1836i Seventh
Swas Antone, shoemaker, res 809 East Twelfth
Swedish M E Church, meets 1718 Chase
Sweeney Ellen, domestic, 1520 Ninth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WuHtiinji WKIJi l»0\Eat VKKV M>W Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BACKER, ■^Jffifflgt. BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
489
Sweeney Frank, fireman CPRR, res 809 Wood
Sweeney Geo, laborer, res 1171 Thirty-sixth
Sweene}7 J F, fireman CPRR, res cor Wood and Atlantic
Sweeney Maria, domestic, cor Oakland and Vernon aves
Sweeney Mary, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Sweeney Morgan, harnessmaker with J C Lawless, res 863
Campbell
Sweeney William P, potter with Miller & Winsor, res Union
Hotel
Sweeney A Miss, fancy goods, stationery, etc, 1458A Seventh
Sweet Andrew J, tanner, res 927 East Fourteenth
Sweet Briar Dairy, E M Stacey propr, Orchard ave nr Broad-
way
Sweet Jackson A, deputy sheriff, res 927 East Fourteenth
Sweet Jas T, shoe fitter with E Bernheim & Co, res 369 Thir-
teenth
Sweetser Edwin D, collector (S F), res First ave bet Telegraph
ave and Maple
Sweetser S S Mrs, dressmaker, res 1700 Eighth
Swenarton John A (Swenarton &'Heim, S F), res 1374 Franklin
Swett Asa W, livery stable, East Twelfth bet Eleventh and
Twelfth aves, res cor Twelfth ave and East Twentieth
Swett Grammar School, Miss M S Kimball principal, cor Twen-
tieth and Twelfth ave
Swift 0 H, capitalist, res 1035 Filbert
Swift Deborah Mrs, res 64 Hannah
Swift Samuel bookkeeper, res 1112 East Sixteenth
Swift Theodore, wood and coal, 70 Hannah, res 64 Hannah
Swilling Charles K, harnessmaker with James Lentell, res 460
Fifth
SWISS CONFECTIONERY, William J F Laage proprietor, 416
Twelfth
Switter John, upholsterer, 712 Webster
Swords Patrick, butcher, res cor Telegraph ave and Forty-ninth,
Temescal
Sylvester Crawford C (Sylvester & Smith), res 1251 Telegraph
ave
Sylvester E R Miss, matron Hopkins Academy
Sylvester William A, moulder, res 2041 Filbert
Sylvester William H, moulder Judson Manufacturing
2041 Filbert
Sylvester & Smith (Crawford C S3'lvester and Rufus
crystal glaze for pianos, 1251 Telegraph ave
Symington James, conductor CPRR, res 1730 Wood
Symmes David E, bookkeeper with Hayes, Carrick & Co, res 602
East Fifteenth
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OAKLAND.
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Hotel, San Francisco, via Overland Short Line, Central Pacific.
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Taber I W, photographer (S F), res 1351 Madison
Tafe Lawrence, laborer, res 416 Seventh
Taft Benjamin D, baker, res 823 Adeline
Taft C H Miss, music teacher, res 672 Sycamore
TAFT HENRY C (Taft & Pennoyer), res 1363 Harrison
Taft Julia Mrs, res 821 Market
TAFT & PENNOYER (Henry C Taft and Albert A Pennoyer),
dry and fancy goods, 1163 and 1165 Broadway
Taggart Grant I (Taggart & Dingee), res 1252 Franklin
TAGGART & DINGEE (Grant I Taggart and William J Dingee),
real estate and general auctioneers, 460 and 462 Eighth
Tahaney James (McCaffery & Tahaney), res cor Seventh
Peralta
Tairol Mrs, res 2053 East Fourteenth
Tait Allen James, machinist, res 1615 Eighth
Talbott Edward L, brakeman CPRR, res 1375 Fifteenth
Taler W, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
Talken J B, driver O B & F V R R, res Union Hotel
Talley James A, res 2248 Magnolia
Tall man D S, patentee patent spoke puller, res 976 Cypress
Talty Joseph F, brakeman CPRR, res 1768 Taylor
Talty Peter, watchman CPRR Yards, res 1768 Taylor
Talty Peter Jr, stamp and box clerk post-office, res 1768 Tavlor
Talty Samuel, res 1768 Pine
Tamsden Ida, cook with C H Ramsden, res 452 East Seventeenth
Taney J D Mrs, propr Wilson House 1165 Broadway
Taney Josiah D, carpenter and builder, res 1165 Washington
Tanner Mary Mrs, res 417 Second
Tapp Robert H, propr Tapp's Training Stables, res 1168 Twenty-
second
TAPP STRAINING STABLES, Robert H Tapp proprietor, NW
cor Twenty-second and Union
Tarbox Charles H, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 653 Seventh
Tarbox C W Mrs, assistant Durant School, res 1467 San Pablo
ave
Tarleton Mary J Mrs, res Welldon House
Tar now Harry, clerk with Kahn & Sons, res 527 Twenty-second
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •««*■ •1SUfett#lSaH!3g
£11 Til TIIPOIC 0 PCI caeinet -woods o^ jlt^Xj siii^tds,
RLLlR, I UUULl & UU ,, Won. IS and 20 Spear street, San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
491
Tarr A B, contractor and builder, res 1414 Tenth
Taseney Frank, stevedore, res 764 Sixth
Tasheira Eliza Mrs, res Blake House
Tasher Frederick, switchman CPRR
Tasker James, janitor, res 625 Tenth
Tate George N (Tate & Parrish), res 1001 Franklin
Tate Samuel P, clerk with R M Duncan, res 831 Myrtle
Tate Samuel P Jr, dentist with A F Merriman & Son, 521
Eleventh, res 831 Mvrtle
Tate William T, clerk with R M Duncan, res 831 Myrtle
Tate & Parrish (George N Tate and William H Parrish), truck
and expressmen, 842 Broadway
Taubman James T, hot bed man Judson Manufacturing Co, res
cor Forty-fifth and San Pablo ave
Taugman James, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Taussig E D Mrs, res 1611 Telegraph ave
Taussig E D Lieut, res 1611 Telegraph ave
Tay John I, sewing-machine agent, res 729 Eleventh
Taylor A E Mrs, res Merritt House
Taylor Archibald L, bookkeeper (S F), res 1315 Eleventh ave
Taylor C F, carpenter, res 1804 Seventh
Taylor C F, tinsmith CPRR Yards, res 1769 Division
TAYLOR CHARLES L> carpets, furniture, paperhangings, etc,
1015 Broadway, res 518 William
Taylor Chauncey (Taylor & Co), res 704 Eighth
Taylor Clarence, tinsmith CPRR, res 1769 Eighth
Taylor D C, principal Spencerian Business College, res 560 Jones
Taylor D C Mrs, res 562 East Twelfth
Taylor Edward P, books, stationery and newspaper agency, 857
Broadway, res 710 Fourteenth
Taylor Emma Miss, res 759 Wiliow
Taylor E R, printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 821 Market
Taylor Frank L, engineer CPRR, res 969 Chester
Taylor Frederick, sewing-machine agent, res 668 Seventh
Taylor Gardner B, printer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 1162
Seventh
Taylor George, res 1725 Market
Taylor George, clerk CPRR, res 1516 Fifth
Taylor George, salesman with Taylor & Lohse, res 1152 Webster
Taylor George, special policeman, res 1725 Market
Taylor George G, clerk with R H Taylor, 1426 Sixteenth
Taylor G L, coal weigher C P R R, res 1516 Fifth
Taylor Henry R, res 914 Brush
Taylor H G, metallurgist, res 515 East Fourteenth ave
Taylor James, machinehand East Oakland Planing Mill, res
Twenty-fourth bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth ave
Schafer & Co.: STUBS CLOTHING,
No. 11 HtMtt
gownery St.,
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery.
W>8termann A Vo„ PrA|>rM_
N. W. COB. 5th & EIEKHAU STREETS.
492
OAKLAND.
Taylor James P (Fisher & Taylor), res NW cor First and Frank-
lin
Taylor J B, engineer CPRR, res Port Costa
Taylor J H, carpenter, res 1687 Seventh
Taylor Joe, boilermaker, res 1829 San Pablo ave
Taylor John (Taylor & Lohse), res 583 Twenty-second
Taylor John, builder, res 477 East Eleventh
Taylor John, superintendent California Steel Works, res Randlett
House
Taylor John, watchman S P C R R, res 665 Webster
Taylor John B, extraman Phoenix Engine No 1, res 516 Third
Taylor John I, foreman with Taylor & Lohse, res 1152 Webster
Taylor Joseph, foreman, res 1609 Myrtle
Taylor Joseph, res 909 Fifth
Taylor Kate Mrs, res 802 Franklin
Taylor Levi W, res 668 Seventh
Taylor Lillie Miss, compositor Oakland Times Publishing Co, res
768 Fifth
Taylor Louis W, carpenter, res 768 Fifth
Taylor Lucius A, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 1769 Division
Taylor Margaret, domestic, 1269 Clay
Taylor Margaret Mrs, res 843 Franklin
Taylor Mary Miss, milliner, res 665 Webster
Taylor Mary Mrs, res Kohler & Chase House
Taylor Monroe W, restaurants CPRR and steamers, res 1110
East Fourteenth
Taylor Nettie Miss, res 560 Jones
Taylor Peter, res Galindo Hotel
Taylor R G, painter CPRR Ship Yard
Taylor R H, attorney-at-law, res 1426 Sixteenth
Taylor Samuel, glazing and upholstering, 411 Seventh
Taylor Samuel (D Stein & Co), res 1552 Telegraph ave
Taylor Samuel J (S P Taylor & Co), res 1219 Franklin
Taylor Sophia Mrs, res 757 Clay
Taylor Thomas, laborer, res 1725 Market
Taylor Thomas A, carpenter, res Central House
Taylor Thomas J, hostler with Myron M Tinkham, res NW cor
Twelfth and Webster
Taylor W, laborer CPRR
Taylor William, res rear 516 Sixth
Taylor William, foreman Merritt's Lumber Yard, res ns Birch
nr Maple
Taylor William, laborer, res 613 Adeline
Tavlor William, printer, res 1302 Webster
TAYLOR WILLIAM G agent Singer Manufacturing Co, 479
Ninth, res San Francisco
Taylor William H (Taylor & Co), res 704 Eighth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
rtffionu ' •*•* Geary St., San Francisco.
vim « h. ( S02 Krouaway Oakland.
Jas L Barker,£E Lion Insurance Co., capital. $4,000,000
OAKLAND.
493
Taylor W L, res 477 East Eleventh
Taylor W M, laborer CPRR
TAYLOR & CO (Chaimcey Taylor, W C Little, Edward T Hen-
shaw and Wm H Taylor), lumber yard, foot of Washington
TAYLOR & L0H8E (John Taylor and Paul Lohse), agents Eas-
tern cider, Pacific, Congress, and Seltzer Waters, and Litton
Springs Seltzer Waters, manufacturers Soda and Syphon
Water, NE cor Thirteenth and Webster
Teaft" Charles H, clerk with FP Latson & Co (S F), res 1322
Tenth ave
Teaff James, miner, res 1322 Tenth ave
TEAGUE JOHN F. constable and manager Mercantile Collection
Agency, 864| Broadway, res SE cor Sixth and Rose,
Berkeley
Teague William E, clerk, res SE cor Sixth and Rose, Berkeley
Teas M E Mrs, res 854 Brush
Teehan Daniel, groceries, G9 Hannah
Teeney Patrick, fireman CPRR, res 1461 Thirteenth
Teeple George M, assistant yard master CPRR, res 825 Henry
Telfer Jas, carpenter Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 267 Ninth
Temescal Branch School, Miss Honora C Larkin teacher, cor San
Pablo and Park aves
Temescal Kindergarten, Miss Georgie C Marden principal, Mari-
posa ave bet Shattuck and Humboldt aves, Temescal
Temescal Park House, E Gaspard proprietor, NW cor Forty-
sixth and Telegraph ave
Temescal Post-office, C W Norm postmaster, e s Telegraph ave
bet Birch and Vernon
Temescal School Primaiw Department, Miss Ella G Pryal princi-
pal, Telegraph ave nr Forty-eighth
Temescal School, A C J Adney principal, cor Shattuck ave and
Forty-ninth
Temple Andrew, clerk with Steere & Colby
Templeman Henry, bookkeeper (S F), res 1665 Twelfth
Templeton Belen Miss, res 913 Center
Templeton James, bookkeeper San Francisco Brass Works, res
913 Center
Templeton Jessie Miss, res 913 Center
Templeton Phine Mrs, res 1060 Harrison
Tenneson Theodore, harness washer with McCleverty & Noblett,
res' 403 Ninth
Tenney Charles B, res 2227 Andover
Tenney John, gardener, res 818 Fifteenth
Tenney Wm A Rev, clergyman, res 2227 Andover
TERNEY JOHN, saloon, 854 Broadway, res 1015 Washington
Terney Patrick, well-borer, res 422 Twentieth
Terp J A, blacksmith, 1478 San Pablo ave, res 1013 Franklin
OAKLAND BREWERY,
hKUIil «Sfc DIIVI.S Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Daraut Street.
MgaaSaa s F •» Fresco and Decorative Artists.
494
OAKLAND.
1318
Mill,
Field
Terry Caleb C, ship joiner, res 1668 Lincoln
Terry James, res 257 Second
Teutonia Insurance Co, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Tevlin Patrick, laborer, res 1640 Union
Tewell E Y, piano tuner and repairer, res 1259 Campbell
Thacker J N, special officer Wells, Fargo & Co, res
Eleventh ave
Thacker T W, butcher Bay City Market, res 971 Third
Thaler Conrad, bakery, 519 Seventh, res 1502 Eighth
Tharsing Edward, coachman, res 1397 Alice
Thatcher A J, res Winsor House
THAYER EDWARD F, saloon, 464 Eighth, res 578 Ninth
Thayer Ignatius E, marine surveyor and agent Duncan's
res 1166 Jefferson
The Arlington House (formerly Roberts House), 474 Ninth
The Central Land Co, 924 Broadway
THE HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Misses
principals, 1825 Telegraph ave
The J Lusk Canning Co, A C Henry president, Thomas Prather
.secretary, e s Claremont ave bet Clifton and Summer
The Land and Loan Co's Block, cor Twelfth and Washington
The Lion Fire Insurance Co of London, Geo B Seaman resident
accent, 422 Twelfth
THE OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS, E C Sessions president,
W W Garthwaite cashier, NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
The Oakland Liberal League No 256, meets every Sunday even-
ing at Pythian Hall, 1056* Broadway
Thee Louis, res 61 2 \ East Twelfth
Theile August, cigarmaker, res SW cor First and Webster
Theiss J H Rev, res 666 Sixth
Thermal Vale Nursery, McAdam nr Clifton
Thexton John, stair-builder East Oakland Planing Mills, res 524
Sixteenth
Thibault Joseph, car builder, res 569 Fifth
Thibault Josephine Miss, teacher guitar, res 569 Fifth
Thieme Henry, butcher with M Rosenberg, res 754 Sixteenth
Thieme John H, butcher, cor Seventeenth and Brush
Thiese Albert, fruits, 1781 Seventh, res same
Thiesen Peter, gardener, res 954 Thirty-fifth
Thorn C J, Board Education, office Court House, res Dougherty
Station
Thomas Abraham, brick mason, res 309 Second
Thomas E Percy, res Chester House
THOMAS F & CO, Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 27
Tenth (S F), 466 Twelfth
THOMAS FRANK (F Thomas & Co), res San Francisco
Thomas Frank, apprentice with Bonham Bros
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(.<M(I> WOKH, LOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St, S. F„ and 862 Broadway. Oaklan.l
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
ih ami ;»o Bpear st.
Man KraiK'iNri).
OAKLAND.
495
rELER,
315
3tx««k
ramenlft
Thomas F F, mining engineer, res 55.'} Caledonia
Thomas Frank, tailor, res 07.'* Tenth
Thomas George, manager Great American Importing Tea Co,
917 Broadway, res 572 Tenth
Thomas John, barber, 1400 Seventh, res L412 Eleventh
Thomas John, deckhand ferry, res N W cor Campbell and Atlantic
Thomas John, stair builder, res 856 East Twenty-first
Thomas Joseph E, night watchman C P R R, res 818 Henry
Thomas J R, clerk, res 501 East Eleventh
Thomas Lahey, laborer, res Madison nr First
Thomas Louis, gardener, res 'Mill Third
Thomas Louis C, carpenter, res 1724 Filbert
Thomas M A, bookkeeper with J Lusk & Son, res Arlington
House
Thomas Manuel, laborer, res 242 Hannah
Thomas Mary L Miss, teacher of vocal and instrumental music
res G20 East Sixteenth
Thomas Thomas, car repairer (J P R R Yards, res Shell Mound
Thomas W 1), engineer, res 566 East Eleventh
Thomas William, res 2229 Elm
Thomas William M, steward steamer Arabic, res 807 Center
Thomas William It, deputy county clerk, res 664 Tenth
Thompson A A, warehouseman, res 369 East Seventeenth
Thompson Adolph, seaman, res 7G4 Lydia
Thompson Arthur L, clerk, res Orange nr Oakland ave
Thompson Alfred, foreman pile-driver, res 755 Willow
Thompson Charles R, res 092 Twenty-fourth
Thompson Christian, tanner with Crist & (Jo, res East Four
teenth nr Twenty-first ave
Thompson Daniel, sailor, res 420 First
Thompson David L, employe with Samuel Reis, res 8.'} I Castro
Thompson D E, res 568 Last Fourteenth
Thompson David, student Oakland High School, res 1414
Franklin
Thompson 'rCttie L Miss, assistant Lincoln School, res 1217
Myrtle
Thompson Frank, apprentice with Bonham Bros
Thompson Frank Mrs, res 943 Campbell
Thompson Frank P, editor Humboldt Stcmda/rd, res 943 Camp-
bell
Thompson Fred, buyer, res 505 Fifth
Thompson Henry A, carpenter, res 1444 Linden
Thompson Ira, painter, res 1504 Seventh
Thompson James, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House, Emery Station
Thompson .John, res 000 Eighteenth
THOMPSON JOHN (Lindsey & Thompson), res 1504 Seventh
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order "*■?"':&:&
X
Washington Brewery, RrgSTSSTjSgSg SSSSft-
496
OAKLAND.
Thompson John Rev, superintendent American Bible Society, res
1350 Franklin
Thompson Joseph, yardmaster CPRR, res 864 Chester
Thompson J W, real estate, res 2140 Chestnut
Thompson Lizzie Mrs, res 420 First
Thompson Louis, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 940
Twenty-second
Thompson Minnie E Miss, ladies' hairdresser, res 831 Castro
Thompson Nathaniel J, carpenter, res Orange nr Oakland ave
Thompson R R, propr Oakland Ice Wcjrks, res High, Alameda
Thompson R B, farmer, res cor Summit and Prospect aves
Thompson Thomas, waiter Galindo Hotel
Thompson Thomas D, employe nail factory (Berkeley), res 854
Brush
Thompson Thomas F, teamster, res 529 Seventeenth
Thompson Thos H, captain USA, res 272 Twenty-third
Thompson W H C, carpenter, res 1722 Linden
Thompson Wm, porter (S F), res 818 Twenty-second
Thompson Wm H, Custom House (S F), res 962 Madison
THOMSON ARTHUR D, cashier First National Bank of Oak-
land, res 1068 Fourteenth
Thomson Brothers (John and Wm C Thomson), bakery and
confectionery, 1218 Broadway
Thomson Elizabeth, res 1013 Washington
Thomson James S, res 1017 Ninth ave
Thomson John (Thomson Bros), res 1218 Broadway
Thomson Peter, president California Hosiery Co, res 1414
Franklin
Thomson Rodney W, res 766 Seventeenth
Thomson Samuel, agent Union Insurance Co, 458 Ninth, res
1013 Washington
Thomson W Edward, clerk with Dunham, Carrigan & Co (S F),
res 1414 Franklin
Thomson Wm C (Thomson Bros), res 1218 Broadway
Thorn Arthur S, clerk, res 1304 Webster
Thorn Charles, moulder (S F), res 685 Twenty-seventh
Thorn John P, clerk, res 722 Myrtle
Thornalley Wm I, carpenter, res 1409 Fifteenth
Thornburgh Morgan K (Gernreich & Thornburgh), res 1303 Ninth
Thorne A M Mrs, res Clinton House
Thorne John, boot and shoemaker, 411 Seventh, res 222 North
Center
Thornquist Charles, master mariner, res 1664 Nineteenth ave
Thornquist M, seaman, East Twenty-fourth nr Nineteenth ave
Thornton John H, salesman (S F), res 567 Sixth
hTornton Richard, manager Academy of Music, res 418 Eighth
Thorson John, painter, res 753 Castro
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing W>l,l, DON K at VEKV I,<MV Kntrs.
Office, 33 Geary «., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
^i^^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital. $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
497
THRAILKILL WM OSCAR, physician, surgeon and dentist,
1003| Broadway, rooms 5 and 6, and 333 Geary (S F)
Thrall H P, postal clerk CPRR, res 1459 Thirteenth
Throp Joseph, carpenter with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res e s
Bay bet Santa Clara and Railroad aves, Alameda
Thurman Edward W, machinist, res 833 Cedar
Thurman John W, res 676 Tenth
Thurston Eugene T, solicitor and collector Stock Report (S F),
res 1118 Linden
Thurston Sarah E Mrs, res 1367 Thirteenth aye
Thute Adolph, tanner with Crist & Co, res Fourteenth nr
Twenty-first ave
Tibballs John S, architect and builder (S F), res 871 Filbert
Tichner Chas, barber and baths, 471 Seventh
Tictcomb Chas, dentist, res 567 Sixth
Tictcomb Walter, clerk, res 567 Sixth
Tiernan P, master ship carpenter CPRR Yards
Tierney Bernard, laborer, res Prospect east of Broadway
Tierney Delia, domestic, 1525 New Broadway
Tierney John P, framemaker with M S Smith & Co, res Claren-
don House
Tierney Kate, domestic, 1214 Webster
Tierney Kate, domestic, 1215 Oak
Tierney Martin, caulker CPRR Ship Yard
Tierney Mary E Mrs, res 520 Fifth
Tierney Peter, laborer, res 1610 Linden
Tietjen Frederick, carpenter, res 705 Fifth
Tighe John F, clerk with M Brink, res 967 Broadway
Tighe Wm, clerk with L Camp, res 370 Seventh
Tilden Geo A, treasurer Oakland Tivoli, res Tremont House
Tilley Chas, tracklayer California and Nevada R R, res O'Neal
House
Tilley Gabriel H, deputy constable, 453 Eighth, res 1723 Linden
Tilley Wm J, clerk (S F), res 1165 West ■
Tillman John, fancy groceries, 858 Broadway, res 665 Twentieth
Tillmann Frederick (Tillrnann & Bendel), res San Francisco
TILLMANN & BENDEL (Frederick Tillmann and Hermann
Bendel) (branch of San Francisco), wholesale grocers, 471
Ninth
Tillson Charles M, laborer, res 759 Castro
Tillson Frederick M, clerk CPRR, res 915 Center
Tillson S, shoemaker with Champlin & Williamson, res Ala-
meda
TIME CARD SALOON. John Rowe LMjprietor, NW cor Seventh
and Webster
Times Publishing Co, John P Irish president, J B Wyman man-
ager and treasurer, 950 Broadway
0AK1AND BREWERY,
KKIMI A DICTKH, Proprietor*. Cor
Telrcrmph Avcmmo ajid J,art»l Stre. r
32
MOL.o'M&Trttszini, C V
SI'. i'W'B BUILDIWQ, >J. T •
Fresco and Decorative Artists.
498
OAKLAND.
Timmins Charles, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1011
Twenty-second
Timmins Isaac, painter, res 1011 Twenty-second
Timmins James, wool spinner, res 1011 Twenty-second
Timmons Patrick, laborer, res 715 Myrtle
Tindall Geo G, machinist, res 1054 Third
Tinker Chas W, brooms, res 1248 San Pablo ave
Tinkham Grove F, agent S PCER Co, res 1258 Franklin
Tinkham Myron M, livery and boarding stables, NW cor Twelfth
and Webster, res 1258 Franklin
Tinkler S S, carpenter, res New York House
Tinoco Manuel, miner, res 962 Market
TLscb David, florist, res Twenty-fourth bet San Pablo and
Telegraph aves
Titcomb Chas B, assistant with A Cornwall
Titus Albert E, res 1019 Seventh ave
Titus Daniel, attorney-at-law (S F), res 956 M}n'tle
Titus John T, plumber with James Wilson & Co, res San Fran-
cisco
Tivoli Opera House, Nannery, Melby & Giese proprs, Fourteenth
bet Broadway and Washington
Tobey Wm B, clerk Hall of Records, res Bartlett House
Tobin Charles B, cabinetmaker with Henry Schellhaas, res 708
Twenty-ninth
Tobin Ignatius, clerk, res 973 Seventh
Tobin Jos A, cashier with J P O'Toole, res 973 Seventh
Tobin Thos, 'longshoreman, res Overland House
Tobin Thos D, brick agent, res 973 Seventh
Todd Mrs, res 718 Eighteenth
Todd D S, farmer, res 2034 Chestnut
Todd Emma G Mrs, assistant Grove Street Primary School, res
1003 Webster
Todd John M, real estate, res 1704 Eighth
Todd Joseph, clerk (S F), res 1510 Ninth
TODD THOS. cigars and tobacco, SE cor Washington and Eighth,
res 1003 Webster
Toedt Henry, commercial agent, res cor Twenty-second and Ade-
line
Toedt K R, Mrs, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-second
and Adeline
Toepke Frederick, piano tuner, res 870 Chester
Toepke Henry, piano tuner, res 870 Chester
Toflfelmier A L, res 1032 Chestnut
Toffiez Adelia Miss, res Poplar bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Tomasco Domingo H, bootblack, SW cor Tenth and Broadway
Tomaseck Joseph F, potter, res East Twelfth nr Park
Tomkins Joseph G, engraver, res 939 Campbell
4»OOI> WOHK, LOW PRICES. Olll««\
33 Saury St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
S F. LAUNBEY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, 18^^Sf-
0>
OAKLAND.
499
Tomkins Samuel A, shoemaker, res 1059 Brush
TOMMERUPJPENVOLD. agent and collector, res 1G17 Eighth
Tompkins E A Mrs, res 563 Seventeenth
Tompkins Ed, res Kohler & Chase House
Tompkins Grammar School, Fifth bet Linden and Chestnut
Tompkins Jennie M Miss, res 563 Seventeenth
Tompkins John W, bookkeeper CPRR, res 563 Seventeenth
Tompkins Sarah H, res 1366 Harrison
Tompkins Susan Mrs, janitress Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, res 267 Second
Toms Mary Miss, dressmaker, res Alta House
Tomson Louis, seaman, res 914 Twenty-second
Tonkins J L, mining expert, res 713 Eighth
Tonks Joshua, jeweler (S F), res Shattuck ave bet Merced and
Mariposa ave, Temescal •
Tonks Louisa Miss, res Shattuck ave bet Merced and Mariposa
ave, Temescal
Toohey James H, plumber, res 959 Third
Toohey John P, brakeman SPCRR, res 1205 West
Toohig James, carpenter, res 817 Thirteenth
Toole Thos J, car repairer CPRR, res 1329 East Seventeenth
Toomay Dennis, laborer, res 673 Twenty-fourth
Tpombs F, laborer CPRR
TOOMEY CORNELIUS, groceries, SW cor Third and Linden, res
same
Toomey Mary, res 1016 Third
Toomey Michael, res 1016 Third
Torrey David, shoemaker with David J Outram, res NE cor
Sixth and Broadway
Torrey Frederick C, clerk with Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner, res
1207 Broadway
Torrey James M (Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner), res 1207 Broad-
way
TORREY, WHITMAN & GARDIN€R (James M Torrey, W W
Whitman and James T Gardiner), wholesale and l'etail gro-
ceries and provisions, 461 and 463 Eleventh
Torsen John, laborer, res 1629 Market
Touchard Albert, attorney -at-law, res 1077 Eighth
Touchard Gustave L, president Union Insurance Co (S F), res
1077 Eighth
Touchard Justave L Jr, attorney-at-law, res 1077 Eighth
Toulouse B, blacksmith (S F), res San Pablo ave, Temescal
Tourtellott Cassius, res 723 Eleventh
Towan Margaret, res 415 Fourteenth
Towan Stephen, carriagemaker with M W Allen, res 415 Four-
teenth
Tower A E Mrs, res St Lawrence Hotel
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clctfe to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery st.
Kan Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, JRR
Westermann & Co., Proprs
cor. 5th A, Kirkham Sts
500
OAKLAND.
Tower Amos E, res 1305 Broadway-
Tower Benjamin S (F R Stevenson & Co), res 573 Eleventh
Towle John F (Towle, Jenkins & Broad well), res 1934 Filbert
TOWLE, JENKINS & BROADWELL (J F Towle, F E Jenkins
and M L Broadwell), proprietors Eagle Planing Mill, Fourth
bet Franklin and Webster
Town A P, carpenter CPRR Yards
Towne C M Mrs, res 514 Eighteenth
Towns Daniel R, plumber with Dalziel & Moller, res 861 Cedar
Towns Frank E, machinist Union Iron Works (S F), res 562 Fif-
teenth
TOWNS HORACE H, secretary Oakland Railroad Co, office 921
Broadway, room 2, and general manager Amador Canal and
Mining Co, res 562 Fifteenth
Towns Pakner A, carpenter CPRR, res 861 Cedar
Towns William, porter CPRR, res 171 Eighth
Townsend Amanda, res 1383 Harrison
Townsend Chas, tinsmith with Dalziel & Moller, res 1836 Grove
Townsend Charles H, cabinetmaker, res 560 East Twenty-second
Townsend Cornelius, laborer, res 1836 Grove
Townsend Cornelius Jr, bricklayer, res 1836 Grove
Townsend Ellen Mrs, proprietress Winthrop House, 409 Seventh
Townsend Frederick, res 1014 Fourteenth
Townsend James, lumber (S F), res 1014 Fourteenth
Townsend John, medical student, res 921 Broadway
Townsend Richard, carpenter C P R R, res 1511 Eighth ave
Townsend Richard, capitalist, res 807 Washington
Townsend Timothy C, tinner, res 1836 Grove
Toy Geo D, stock and bond broker (S F), res 772 Ninth
Toy John 8, insurance broker (S F), res 772 Ninth
Tozer E J Mrs, physician, res Clarendon House
Tracey Lizzie Mrs, res 920 Thirty-sixth
Tracy John J, res 1159 Franklin
Trahan A F Mrs, lodging house, 815 Washington
Trahan Alphonse F, conductor C P R R, res 815 Washington
TRAVELERS' ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO, of Hartford, James
L Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
Traver P L Mrs, res 167 East Tenth
Travers Edward W, pilot commissioner (S F), res 917 Jefferson
Traynor Thos E, driver with John Lynch, res cor Third and Alice
Tread well John B, civil engineer, res 970 Center
Treanor Margaret, domestic, 1326 Chestnut
Treat Thomas R, hatter, res n s Forty-sixth, bet Shattuck ave
and Grove, Temescal
Trefethen Eugene A, clerk CPRR, res Merritt House
Trelren Frank A, salesman with Dunham, Carrigan & Co (S F),
res 816 Myrtle
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY °^ i&h^J&.iiESESL
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished and houses built for CASH or On INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
501
Trelut Ernest Jr, res 1208 Thirteenth ave
Trelut F Mrs, res 1208 Thirteenth ave
Trelut Leon, teamster and contractor, res 155 East Tenth
Trelut U, employe Jute Mill, res 1208 Thirteenth ave
Tremblay Emery, saloon, 805 Broadway, res 404 Fifth
Trembley J B, physician and surgeon, office 952 Eighth, res same
Trembly Mrs, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Tremont House, 1311 San Pablo ave
Trenschel Otto E (Gay & Trenschel), res 921 Seventh
Trescher Adam G, carpenter, res Occidental House
Trescott Edward H, student, res 1353 San Pablo ave
TRESC0TT GEO T, proprietor El Dorado Livery Stables, 377
Eleventh cor Franklin, res 1353 San Pablo ave
Trescott J C Mrs, res 1353 San Pablo ave
Trescott M Mrs, res 1353 San Pablo ave
Trescher Adam.,, cabinetmaker, res Occidental
Trestler Emma Miss, dressmaker, res 843 Twenty-ninth
Tretheway John, conductor C P R R, res 1116 Tenth ave
Tretheway Thomas, conductor C P R R, res 986 Wood
Trevlyn Kate, domestic, 1079 Twelfth
Trevor Henry, bookkeeper with Taylor & Fisher, res cor First
and Franklin
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO, Wm E Dargie manager, 415 and
417 Eighth
Tridon Louis, saloon (S F), res 171 Sixth
Trimble Mattie Miss, saleslady with Mrs Minna Bettman, res
221 Third
Trinity Baptist Church, Rev Wm T Fleenor pastor, meets at
Medical College, Clay bet Tenth and Eleventh
Triplett Angeline H Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 865 Henry
Triplett Carrie Miss, typewriter Bradsnaw's Mercantile Agency
(S F), res 671 Adeline
Triplett I N, nurse, res 1453 Sixteenth
Triplett Isaac N, pastor, res 1453 Center
Triplett Ulysses, res 1453 Center
Tripp R M, jeweler, res 368 East Seventeenth
Tritle Hon Fred A, ex-governor Arizona Territory, res 1401 Harri-
son
Trombley Abram, carpenter, res 2032 Union
Trombley Henry, carpenter C P R R, res 826 Willow
Trombley H Mrs, dressmaker, res 826 Willow
Trombley M J Mrs, dressmaker, res 826 Willow
Troinbly Tilly, housekeeper, cor Forty-first and Adeline, Temes-
cal
Trompoul Anson B, employe S P C R R, res 703 Harrison
Trompoul W, brakeman S P C R R
Trost Joseph, shoemaker with Wm H Nolan, res Ross House
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Telegraph Avenue ami Duiaut Street.
BUY
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Moretti & Trezzini^aa' Fresco & Decorative Artists
502
OAKLAND.
Trotter John, architect, res 105 Hollis
Trotter M A Mrs, dressmaker, res 1506 Eighth
Trotter Win H, piano agent, res 1506 Eighth
Trouillet John, res 415 Second
Trowbridge Henry O (Kirkland & Trowbridge), res Centennial
House
Trower Ebenezer, carpenter CPRR, res 467 Twenty -first
Troy Geo D, clerk with John H Troy, res 917 Kirkharn
Troy John H, agent Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
Co, 457 Ninth, res 917 Kirkharn
True Carro Miss, actress, res 628 Sixteenth
True Elizabeth, res 628 Sixteenth
Truesdell Aaron P, physician, res 1763 Lincoln
Trueworthy Thos E, general manager Stock and Transportation
Co, res Newland House
Trumbull Win, saddler (S F), res cor A and Peralta
Trumpp Win. porter, res 567 Seventh
Trust Joseph, shoemaker, res 475 Ninth
Tubbs Frank, bookkeeper with Tubbs & Co (S F), res 266 East
Twelfth
Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs & Co, S F), res 266 East Twelfth
TUBBS HOTEL, John M Lawlor proprietor, East Twelfth bet
Fourth and Fifth aves
Tubbs Seneca H, res 912 Clay
Tucker Chas A (J W Tucker & Sons), res 614 Eighteenth
Tucker Constance (Misses F & C Tucker), res Winsor House
Tucker Duane H, agent Chicago Magnetic Shield Co (S F), res
460 Twenty-first
Tucker Emma R Mrs, assistant Franklin School, res 1019 Fifth
ave
Tucker Erasmus, res 810 East Fifteenth
Tucker F & C Misses (Fanny M and Constance Tucker), dress-
makei^s, 1107 Broadway
Tucker Fanny M Miss (Misses F & C Tucker), res Winsor
House
Tucker Joseph C, physician and surgeon, office 1051 Market, res
same
Tucker Josiah* W (J W Tucker & Sons), res 614 Eighteenth
Tucker J W & Sons (Josiah W, WTm W and Chas A Tucker),
painters, 363 Thirteenth
Tucker Rhoda L Miss, teacher, res 984 Wood
Tucker S F, government inspector sea wall, res 1019 Fifth ave
Tucker Theophilus, contractor and builder, res 1816 San Pablo
ave
Tucker Win J, office with E Spear (S F), res 984 Wood
Tucker Win W (J W Tucker & Sons), res 618 Sixteenth
Tuckey Elias, laborer San Francisco Gas Co, res 1366 Tenth
S. F. LAU
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Office, "i:J C-eaiy St., S. F.. aad 86* Broadway Oakland.
ALLEN, TOGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
OAKLAND. 503
is & j*o Spear »t.
San Francisco
Tluan Jas, groom Club Stables, res SW cor Eighth and Webster
Tuller O P, agent Lanz Bros Soap Works, res 1002 Third
TUM SUDEN H & CO (H Turn Suden and O G Scott), proprietors
Standard Express Co, 693-697 East Twelfth
TUM SUDEN HENRY (H Turn Suden & Co), and general mer-
chandise, groceries, hardware, etc, hay, grain, and feed,
693-697 East Twelfth, res SW cor Thirteenth ave and East
Sixteenth
Turn Suden Henry N, clerk with H Turn Suden, res cor East
Sixteenth and Thirteenth ave
Turgeon Napoleon, carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res
1358 Fifteenth
Turk Chris (Turk & Norton), res 525 Fifteenth
TURK & NORTON (Chris Turk and John Norton), liquor saloon,
cor Fifteenth and San Pablo ave
Turkington Wm (Merritt & Turkington), res San Francisco
Turnbull Thomas, searcher of records, res 706 Tenth
Turnbull Thos P, sign painter, res 1642 Myrtle
Turner A D Mrs, res 318 Ninth
Turner Anna Miss, res 470| Seventh
Turner C H, machinist, res 717 Twelfth
Turner Chas C, student, res 176 Ninth
Turner E Mrs, res 1368 Twelfth
Turner Edward M, bookkeeper, res 1051 Poplar
Turner Fred C, student University, res 1420 Eighth
Turner Geo M, foreman J Lusk's Canning Co, res Forty-sixth nr
Shattuck ave, Temescal
Turner Geo M, bookkeeper (S F), res 1420 Eighth
Turner G H, conductor CPRR, res 1418 Eleventh
Turner Jennie, 700 Franklin
Turner John, laundry man Contra Costa Laundry
Turner Joshua N, law studeqt, res 864 Twentieth
Turner Julia Miss, res 176 Ninth
Turner Maggie, domestic, 1709 Seventh
Turner Minnie Miss, res 176 Ninth
Turner Norman R, carpenter, res 1515 Brush
Turner Plumas T. miner; res 864 Twentieth
Turner R M. farmer, res 176 Ninth
Turner Robert C, student University, res 1051 Poplar
Turner Thas, blacksmith Central Carriage Manufactory, res 1368
Twelfth
Turner Thos A, miner, res 864 Twentieth
Turner Wm B, editor Pacific Rural, res 1391 Webster
Turney Patrick, framemaker, res Clarendon House
Turrian Lawrence, coachman, res 1303 Third ave
Tusher Frederick, switchman C P R R, res 953 Willow
Tustin Mary, domestic, 1553 Eighth
Schafer & Co.: 2STMX? CLOTHING. S^ffi; San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann & Co., Proprs-
H. W. 00E. 5th b SIBSHAM STREETS.
504
OAKLAND.
TUTTLE CHARLES attorney-at-law, SE cor Ninth and Broad-
way, res 516 Seventeenth
Tuttle Cora Miss, res 3631 Twelfth
TUTTLE HIRAM S> sewing-machines, guns, locks, umbrellas
neatly and promptly repaired, glazing, card printing and all
kinds of jobbing promptly attended to, 623 East Twelfth,
res 561 East Eleventh
Tuttle Sarah T, res Welldon House
Tuttle S D Mrs, dressmaker, res 476 Central ave
Tuttle William H, brick mason, res 1466 Curtis
Tuttle William N, photographer, res 1383 Harrison
Tweter Thomas, boarding, res 621 Third
Twombly Charles H, capitalist, res 656 Fourteenth
Twomey Edmond, employee G P R R, res 1664 Third
Tye Eliza, res 661 Washington
Tye John, stair builder with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res 322
Second
Tyler Asher, contractor, res 527 East Fourteenth, East Oakland
Tyler August, cigarmaker, res 601 Webster
Tyler Frank H (S H Tyler & Son, S F), res 940 Filbert
Tyler Marcella, domestic, 534 Twenty-eighth
Tyllesen John F, shoemaker with Champlin & Williamson, res
Alameda
Tyrrell George, blacksmith with Daniel D Hayes, res 658 Third
Tyrrell Jeremiah, special agent Oakland Home Insurance Co, res
658 Third
Tyrrell P J, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 961 Kirkham
Tyson James L, delivery clerk with J M Adams, res 837 Twenty-
ninth
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Uhlenkemp John C, porter, res 1623 Taylor
Uhlman Walter, machinist CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Ullom Sylvanus, millwright, res 1217 Cypress
Underwood Edward, teamster, res 615 Fourth
Underwood Ira A, contractor, res NE cor Wood and Taylor
Underwood James G, wharfinger (S F), res 1415 Ninth
Underwood Myron, boiler coverer, res 719 Nineteenth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WEILL 1>ONE at VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BACKER,
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
505
Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
Press Publishing Co, res 413
Unger Bertha Miss, compositor
413 Ninth
Unger Lena Miss, folder Pacific
Ninth
UNION HOTEL James Woodward proprietor, NW cor Twelfth
and Thirteenth ave
Union Insurance Co of San Francisco, Samuel Thomson agent,
458 Ninth
Union Insurance Co of New Zealand, V W Gaskill agent, 466
Ninth
UNION NATIONAL BANK. H A Palmer president, C E Palmer
cashier, SE cor Broadway and Ninth
UNION SAVINGS BANK. J West Martin president, H A Palmer
treasurer, SE cor Ninth and Broadway
UNION STRAW WORKS, Bridgeman Manlev proprietor, 472
Twelfth
University Lodge No 144, I 0 0 F, M L Broadwell secretary,
I O O F Hall
Unna Jacob, brush factory (S F), res 753 Brush
Upham Isaac (Payot, Upham & Co, S F), res 1155 Jackson
Upman Arthur, artist, res 617 Thirteenth
Upton Henry C, printer, res 1318 Seventh ave
Upton Mary I Mrs, res 1318 Seventh ave
Upton Maylon W, teller Pacific Bank (S F), res 672 Eighteenth
Uriell S, collector Mission Wharf No 2 (S F), res 962 Third
Usher Louis, furniture and clothing, 711 Broadway
Usher Samuel peddler, res 711 Broadway
Utecht Charles, blacksmith, res 804 East Twelfth «
Utter Mary Mrs, res 524 Third
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Vahe John Baptiste, res 477 Twenty-sixth
Vail Napoleon B, boxmaker, res 1461 Fifth
Vailes Richard, painter, res Evoy ave, w s Telegraph ave
Valado Frank, driver, res Union Hotel
Valdez Joseph M Mrs, res 1675 Waverly
Valentine Emily A Miss, saleslady L H Briggs, res 914 Sixteenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietor*. Cor
Telegraph Avenue and Durunt Street*
Moretti & Trezzinif!mM88f: Fresco & Decorative Artists
506
OAKLAND.
Valentine John J, vice-president and general manager with Wells,
Fargo & Co (S F), res cor East Fourteenth and Twelfth ave
Valentine Rose E, res Cleveland ave east of Telegraph ave
Valentine S»san, domestic, 164 Lake
Valla T Miss, dressmaker, res 760 Willow
Valleau Fred W, mail carrier, res 716 Twenty-fifth
Valleau JohnS G, contractor and builder, res 1167 Brush
Valleau William, carpenter, res 716 Twenty-fifth
Vallejo Louis, cabinetmaker, res Merced ave bet Telegraph and
Shattuck, Temescal
Vallejo S Mrs, res 800 Brush
Van Allen Laura E Mrs, res 967 Kirkham
Van Alstine Alonzo, proprietor Dr Gunn's Bitters, res 828 Jef-
ferson
Van Alstyne W A Miss, res 910 Clay
Van Amringe C E Mrs, res 1730 Ninth ave
Van Amringe H A, livery stable, SE cor Fourteenth and Frank-
lin, res 564 East Sixteenth
Van Amringe H A Jr, bookkeeper, res 564 East Sixteenth
Van Anglen Anna Miss, res 1459 Filbert
Vanatta P R Rev, res 1350 Franklin
Van Caleb D, tailor, res 1570 Seventh
Vanorman John R, brakeman C P R R, res 1119 Thirteenth ave
Van Aver Harry, clerk, res 1437 San Pablo ave
Van Bokkelen William A M, accountant (S F), res 1208 Eighth
Vance Hattie Miss, res 2053 Grove
Vance James, saloon, res 2053 Grove
Vance- James Mrs, notions, 2154 Telegraph ave, res 2053 Grove
Vance W M, sewer and brick work, l'es 1163 Franklin
Van Court Dewitt C, clerk Capital Mills (S F), res 836 Jackson
Van Court Eugene S, clerk Capital Mills (S F), res 836 Jackson
Van Court John W, night watchman, res 836 Jackson
Vandenburgh F L, superintendent Telegraph Lines C P R R, res
1018 Adeline
Van Den Burgh L B, mailing clerk Sacramento post-office, res
1249 Chestnut
Vanderlip Ella Miss, student Snell's Seminary, res 1912 Telegraph
ave
Vanderlip Fannie Miss, res 1912 Telegraph ave
Vanderlip Fred D, stock dealer, res 1912 Telegraph ave
Vanderslice Hermine Miss, res 464 East Twelfth
Vanderslice Jeanette Miss, rese464 East Twelfth
Vanderslice William K, silversmith and jeweler (S F), res 464 East
Twelfth
Vander Weele William, proprietor Oakland Pickle Works, res
S\V cor Third and Lewis
Vandewater Anson H, news agent, res 614 Seventeenth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY —
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Xos. IS and 20 Npear street, San Francisro.
OAKLAND.
507
Vandewater Frank H, student, res 614 Seventeenth
Vandevvater J W Mrs, res 614 Seventeenth
Van Dorous Alfred, upholsterer, res 820 Twelfth
Van Dyck H C, mining secretary, res Blake House
Van Dyke Walter, attorney-at-law, res cor Fourth ave and East
Twenty-third
Van Dyke Wm M, attorney-at-law, res cor Fourth ave and East
Twenty-third
Vane James F, foreman with Dalziel & Moller, res 15 TO Seventh
VanEpps John S, carpenter, res 761 Clay
Van Evi-a Harry H, salesman with Pierce & Co, res 1437 San
Pablo ave
Van Haltren Albert H, plasterer, res 977 Center
Van Haltren Peter, plasterer, res 977 Center
Van Haltren William F, lather, res 977 Center
Van Kirk Harriet P Mrs, physician, office Blake House, res 1205
Franklin
VAN LOEBEN SELS PIETER JUSTUS, consul for Paraguay,
and attorney-at-law, office 530 California (S F), res 1305
Adeline
Van Niel Joseph A, warehouseman (S F), res 618 Adeline
Vanpelt Eugene W, glove cutter, res 813 Thirteenth
Van Valkenburgh Henry, bookkeeper East Oakland Planing-mill,
res 325 East Nineteenth
Van Valkenburgh P I, speculator, res 412 Sixth
Van Valkenborg Thaddeus, res 935 Campbell
Van Vlack George S, printer CPRR, res 860 Henry
VanVoorhies William (Van Voorhies & Colvin), res 943 Camp-
bell
Van Voorhies & Colvin (Wm Van Voorhies and Chas L Colvin),
atton,eys-at-law, 859 Broadway
Van Winkle Elizabeth C, res 567 Fifth
Vargas Emanuel, laborer CPRR, res 1505 Third
Vargas Joseph, laborer CPRR, res 1716 Pacific
Varney Thomas, capitalist, res 935 Filbert
Varney Thomas H, brakeman CPRR, res 1720 Chase
Vaughn James M, salesman with Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 1569
Broadway
Vaughn Silas B, ship carpenter CPRR Yard, res 1729 William
Vearie Antone, laborer CPRR
Vearie Manuel, laborer CPRR
Veary Edward W, employe steamer Oakland, res 911 Webster
Vegas Joseph, foundryman, res 121 Hannah
Veirs Harry D, machinist, res 663 Sixth
Veitch W t (Veitch, Knowles & Co), res 1323 Harrison
VEITCH, KNOWLES & CO (W T Veitch, W A Knowles and W
S Willar), contractors and builders, 362-366 Thirteenth
Schafer£Co.:Men-Boys'
and Youths'
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\' <i • - 1 1 1 1 1 I1' William (Oakland Transfer Oo)i 962 Broadway, r6i
418 Posl (8 I1')
\' « • 1 1 :i ■ • < • I; B, machinist Judsoo. Manufacturing Oo, res San I'uUo
Station
Vrlir/.i.-i < I :i,i , |i n , Lou I". I '. I " n.lli 1 1 1 1] I >| n il ' l.i >l\ 572 Scvcillll
Verdon Edward l>, printer and extraman Engine Uo No 2, rai
880 Nineteenth
Verein Eintraeht Hall, 856 Webster
Verhave A « 1 1 1 ; i m . physician, 868 Washington
Vernon ' feorge El, i es I ooi ( 'hester
Vernon Joseph W, painter, res I 460 Fifth
V < m 1 1 1 1 Calvin M, hardware and cutlery, 507 Seventh, res 1 1 Hi
l linden
\< in" ili in v F, car repairer 0 P l>' l>, res 152] Seventh
Viano G (Perata & Viano), res 710 Broadway
Vibert M, res 186] Thirteenth ave
Vickery W K, dealer in rare etchings and engravings (S F), rei
ioi 2 East Twenty third, Highland Park
Victor Frank, machinist Judson Manufacturing Oo, res NW cor
I'm, i L ave -'hiiI II ubbard
Victor Frank, painter Judson Manufacturing Oo, res Qood Cheer
l inii I-, Emery Station
Victory John -I , janitor Oourt House, res 858 Harrison
"VIDETTE" (daily and weekly), I- W Allium proprietor L216
and 1 2 1 8 Sun Pablo ave
Vie! •' A , sign»painter, res L78 1 Qoss
Viera Antonio, laborer OP R R, res 1716 Paoifio
Viera F, laborer I ' P El L
Viles Jos, lumber dealer, res Blake House
Villegia Leopold, gunmaker, res 2102 Elm
Villiman Mary Mrs, res H<i First
\ me, ni, Anioiic, blacksmith with Northey & Wagai , res Fifteenth
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth aves
Vincent Ohas, paintei with •! T Gardiner, res L014 Webster
Vincent Olaronce I', contractor, res L854 Webster
Vinoont J, laborer < ' P R R
Vincent John R, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res Forty*
i ili n i Shattuck ave, Temesoal
Vincent Jos, barber with Jos Jemery, res 81] East Fifteenth
Vincent M M Mrs, res 185 t Webstei
Vines Wm II, brakeman 0 P R R, res Seventh Street House
Vinnioombo B V Mrs, res 868J Twelfth
Vinnicombe B V Miss, teaoher of music, res 8634 Twelfth
Vinzout Aiice H, arti i ::<;:;'. Twelfth, res I L86 Filberl
Vinzont Carrie A Miss assistant Colo School, res 1186 Filbert
V inzent I lorsey , res L130 Filbert
Vjnzent Edw G, olerk with Taggart & Dingee r< 1188 Filbert
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Vinzent Theo, clerk CPRR, res 865 Filbert
Yiolich Felix P, horseshoer with Patrick Callaher, res 370 Third
Violich Peter, res 370 Third
Visher Dennis, employe smelting department U S Mint (S F),
res 1978 Webster
Vizzard Jos B, harnessmaker with Jas Lentell, res 773 Fifth
Vockel August, carpenter, res 564 East Twenty-fourth
Vogeley Geo H, fireman CPRR, res 1760 Taylor
VOGELSANGER MARX- proprietor Adeline Street Meat Market,
1207 Adeline
Vogler John F, glazier, res Park ave above Hubbard
Vogt David, liquor saloon, 422 Eleventh, res 319 Eleventh
Vogt Henry, bartender with David Vogt, res 319 Eleventh
Vogt Henry Jr, clerk with John W Bankhead, res 319 Eleventh
Vogt John D, bouse painter, res 314 Tbird
Vogt Wm R, carpenter, res 822 Linden
Volker John H, upholsterer with Chas L Taylor, res 1611
Brush
V0LKERT8 JULIUS (Volkerts & Ghirardelli), res 716 Market
VOLKERTS <& GHIRARDELLI (Julius Volkerts and W B Ghir-
ardelli), proprietors Market Street Restaurant, cor Third and
Market
Vollmer Peter, tailor, res n s Birch bet Telegraph ave and Maple,
Temescal
Volquartsen Emyelline, res 1500 Broadway
Von Adelung Alex, salesman with A W Wachs, res 153 East
Tenth
Von Adelung Edward, teacher of piano and singing, res 153 East
Tenth
Von Boden Wilmer, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 1766 Atlan-
tic
Von Borstel John, clerk, res 1005 Chester
VON DER H0RST J H, wood and willowware, toys, etc, 907 and
909 Washington, res NE cor Sixth and Castro
Von Dorsten Henry A, farmer, res 718 Eighteenth
Von Glahn John F, liquor saloon, 1451 Seventh
Von Goes Edward, fireman CPRR, res 1878 Seventh
Von Harten Louis, groceries, res 1354 Center
Von Loevenfeldt E Miss, teacher, res La Clede House
Vqn Swiss Arabella Madame, medium and astrologist, res 553
Seventh
Von Voigt Helena Miss, governess with J H Nicholson, 1211
Alice
Voorman Henry (Frank Barnard & Co), res S F
Vorhies Mary J, res 1216 Eighth
Vosburgh Matilda J Mrs, seamstress, res 712 Fourth
Voy C D, naturalist, res 572 Tenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM & lUI'.VKs, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and IMn unt Street.
M^?itt m'iIS S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
510
OAKLAND.
Broadway, rooms 8-11
Vrooman Henry, attorney-at-law, 957
Delger Blook, res 609 Sixteenth
Vuelna G Mrs, res 1066 Eleventh ave
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CHICAGOAKD NORTH WFSTKR1V RAILWAY.
"Wachs A N, staple and fancy dry goods, 1057 Broadwa}7, res 1216
Broadway
Wacksniuth Fred, harnessmaker with J C Lawless, res 863
Campbell
Waddington Jabez, chemist San Francisco Gas Light Co, res
1361 Tenth
Wade Benj , printer, res 1375 Eleventh ave
Wade Elward, clerk CPRR, office S F, res 1375 Eleventh ave
Wade Jennie Miss, res 1404 Adeline
Wade John, miner, res 830 Myrtle
Wade Simon, printer (S F), res 1375 Eleventh ave
Wadsworth Elijah, banker, res 1372 Harrison
Wadsworth Henry, cashier Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank (S F), res
1339 Alice
Wadsworth Jas H, student, res 1372 Harrison
Wadsworth M E Miss, res 1372 Harrison
Wadzeck Ferdinand, tailor, res Winter's Hotel
Wagar Lemuel (Northey & Wagar), res 762 East Twelfth
Waggoner Alta Miss, compositor Pacific Press Publishing Co, res
1067 Castro
Waggoner E J, assistant editor Signs of the Times, res 865 Fil-
bert
Waggoner Geo W, insurance agent and agent for Adams' pillow
sham holders, 408 Tenth, res 1006 Webster
WAGGONER J H ELDER editor Signs of the Times, and pastor
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, res 1067 Castro
Wagner M G Mrs, assistant Prescott School, res San Francisco
Wagner Wm, res 869 Campbell
Wagy Pvoy, clerk with A Coplin, res 604 Fourteenth
Wahl Matthias, res 953 Kirkham
Wahle Carrie, res 526 Thirty-fifth
Wainwright John, peddler, res 1769 Lincoln
S. F. LAUNDRY.
«;i»Ol» WORK, LOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLAMK^&RSSSS?-
OAKLAND.
511
Wainwright John S, compositor, res 722 Third
Wainwright Mary, res 722 Third
Waite Cornelius, carpenter, 527 Eighth, res 529 Eighth
Waite M A Mrs, propr Lester House, 529 Eighth
Wake Thos, butcher, res Green nr Dalton ave, Butchertown
Wakefield H, farmer, res NW cor Twenty-fourth and Filbert
Wakefield Jas, route agent, Vidette, res 518 William
Wakefield L H, commission merchant, res 320 East Seven-
teenth
Wakeman Francesca Miss, res 1227 Eleventh ave
Wakeman M L Mrs, res 506 East Eleventh
Walbey Wm E, car repairer CPRR, res 1812 William
Walbridge Jennie Miss, assistant High School, res Kohler & Chase
House
Walcott Edward E, salesman (S F), res 1782 Goss
Waldron Delia, res cor Twenty-fourth and Filbert
Waldron Henry, stone cutter, res 484 Twentv-fifth
Walker Alford" H, train dispatcher SPCRE, res 1217 Harri-
son
Walker Chas, laborer, res 1812 Seventh
Walker Chas S, business manager West Oakland Sentinel, 1696
Seventh
Walker Daniel, bricklayer, res 701 Brush
Walker Edwin E, cabinetmaker, res 915 Seventh
Walter Fred C, driver with E T Bush, res 770 Seventeenth
Walker Geo L, employe Wells, Fargo & Co's. Bank (S F), res
Kohler & Chase House
Walker George M, carpenter, res 1030 East Sixteenth
WALKER GEORGE T proprietor Gem Drug Store, 954 Seventh,
and superintendent Pacific Nail Works, res 829 Mvrtle
Walker George W (Crebbin & Walker), res 607 Sixth "
Walker Harry, blacksmith Judson Manufacturing Co, res 308 B
Walker Henry, carpenter, res 669 Fifth
Walker Henry, laborer, res SW cor Louise and B
Walker James F, clerk with Wasson & Pattiani, res SE cor
Twelfth and Jackson
Walker James H, engineer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Harlan
nr Peralta
Walker J C, shoemaker, res 1318 Fifth ave
Walker John, bricklayer, res 255 East Seventeenth
WALKER JOHN H, druggist Gem Drug Store, 954 Seventh, res
829 Myrtle
Walker John R, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 726 Lewis
Walker Jonas M, mining, res s s Twelfth bet Jackson and Madi-
son
Walker L, secretary Golden Gate Fair Association, 924 Broad-
way, res San Francisco
' !:qfer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order ^'^asK-
Washing/to n Brewery^
HVstcrmann &. Co., Proprs„
N. W. 00E. 5th 6 2IKIHAM STREETS.
512
OAKLAND.
Walker Lucy A Miss, assistant Franklin School, res cor Ninth
ave and East Sixteenth
Walker M A Mrs, res 866 Willow
Walker Marcia (Walker & Co), res Tubbs Hotel
Walker Rebecca, domestic, 779 Eighth
Walker Robert, carpenter, 364 Twelfth, res 257 Second
Walker R V Mrs, res 657 Jefferson
Walker Sterry, rancher, res 770 Seventeenth
Walker T L, dairyman, res Webster nr Howard
Walker Walter E, shoemaker with E Bernheim & Co, res 718
Filbert
WALKER WILBER. salesman with Samuel Merritt and trustee
Oakland Free Library, res 519 East Twelfth
WALKER & CO (Marcia Walker), dealers in wood and coal, 413
Eleventh
Walkerley John, res cor East Twentieth and Sixth ave
Walkerley Wm, real estate, res cor East Twentieth and Sixth ave
Walkup Francis M, chairmaker (S F), res ]091 Third
Wall Charles G, painter, res 607 East Twenty-third
Wall Jesse S (Wall & Earnest, S F), res 1439 Market
Wall M J, manager Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co, office
Masonic Temple, res San Francisco
Wall William, shoemaker, res 812 Twenty-second
Wallace Benjamin, carpenter, res 1679 Eleventh ave
Wallace Emily Miss, assistant Temescal School, res cor Telegraph
ave and Linden Lane
Wallace George (Geo & James Wallace), res 839 Broadway
WALLACE GEORGE & JAMES, proprietors New York Tea Co,
839 Broadway
Wallace Horace, farmer, res 811 Eleventh
Wallace H T Mrs, dressmaker, res 518 Fourteenth
Wallace Hugh (Marder, Luse & Co, S F), res 367 East Fourteenth
Wallace James (Geo & Jas Wallace), res 839 Broadway
Wallace John, marble rubber with Wm Collins, res terminus
Webster ave
Wallace Leonard L, carpenter, res 1419 Castro
Wallace Margaret, res Fortieth bet Telegraph ave and Adeline,
Temescal
Wallace Peter, hostler with McCleverty & Noblett, res 409
Seventh
Wallace Richard, machinist (S F), res 979 Pine
Wallace Robert J (Wood & Wallace), res San Francisco
Wallace Robert S, clerk C P R R, res 1365. Market
Wallace Sterling N, student State University, res cor Telegraph
ave and Linden Lane, Temescal
Wallace Thos, mining (S F), res cor Telegraph ave and Linden
Lane, Temescal
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKLL IH>XEat VERY LOW Rate*.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, aSffMISSS:, BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
513
Wallace William, clerk assessors' office, Court House, res cor
Telegraph ave, and Linden Lane, Teinescal
Wallace William, teacher Wallace system of cutting, res 518
Fourteenth
Wallensick A H, car repairer CPRR Yards, res 854 Chester
Wallerstein Hermann L, cigarmaker with Fibush Bros, res
Banner House
Walley Charles C, contractor, res 829 Campbell
Wallis Reeve P, carpenter, res 763 Sixteenth
Wallis W A, brakeman C P R R, res 518 East Fourteenth
Walltower Mary, laundress, res 1860 Atlantic
Walrath Maggie E Mrs, res 608 East Eighteenth
Walsh George, foundryman Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1266
Twenty-sixth
Walsh Jack W, flour packer with Samm & Co, res cor First and
Broadway
Walsh James, butcher, res Union nr Green, Butchertown
Wash John, iron moulder, res 1366 Eighteenth
Walsh John T, driver hose cart No 1, res 562 Seventh
Walsh John P (Burns & Walsh), res Overland House
Walsh Margaret Mrs, res 1266 Twenty-sixth
Walsh Martin, farmer, res 935 Thirty-fifth
Walsh Martin, lather, res 1404 Twelfth
Walsh Mary, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Walsh Morris D, painter, res 1563 Seventh
Walsh Patrick, lather, res 1404 Twelfth
Walsh Philip, clerk, res 1563 Seventh
Walsh Richard, foundiyman Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1266
Twenty-sixth
Walsh Thomas (Walsh & Dowdican), saloon, res 306 Seventh
Walsh Thomas H, cooper, res 771 Eleventh
Walsh Thomas P (Burns & Walsh), res Overland House
WALSH WILLIAM, proprietor Center Junction Exchange Saloon,
res 1320 Peralta
Walsh & Dowdican (Thomas Walsh and P H Dowdican), saloon,
468 Seventh
Waltenspiel A C, engineer CPRR, res 1659 William
Walter Alois, tailor, 380 East Twelfth
Walter Christian, hide dealer, res 1317 Seventh
Walter Edwin N, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, res 606 Fourteenth
Walter Oliver, employe California Hosiery Co, res 821 Market
Walter Otto, laborer, res 1671 Taylor
Walter William A, driver Wells, Fargo & Co, res 606 Fourteenth
Walters Frederick, telegraph operator, res 1157 Market
Walters M M Miss, res 1157 Market
Walters Robert, boilermaker CPRR shops, res 1821 William
Walters Valentine, boilermaker CPRR, res 866 Willow
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UnrVLMIlU DnCWLni, Telegraph Avenue and Darant Street-
33
Moretti & Trezzini,w™88ffiif: Fresco & Decorative Artists
514
OAKLAND.
Walters W H, helper CPRR Yards, res 1705 Eighth
Walton A B Mrs, res 608 East Eighteenth
Walton Ada E Miss, assistant Durant School, res NW cor Thirty-
fourth and Telegraph ave
Walton Geo, bridge builder, 1803 Seventh
Walton Geo N, printer, res 1718 Eighth
Walton N C Jr, clerk CPRR, res 1662 Taylor
Waltz Charles, agent Beard's Patent Safe (S F), res 1155 Market
Walton R N, carpenter, res 1403 Seventeenth
Wamsley C J Mrs, res Union Hotel
Wand Philip, clerk, res 1513 Ninth
Wand Px-eston, res 1513 Ninth
Wand Thomas L, commercial traveler, res 1513 Ninth
Wand Thomas N, mining, res 1513 Ninth
Wandesforde J B, artist, res 574 Sycamore
Wantzel Frank, carpenter, res 768 Willow
Wantzel Frank Jr, carpenter, res 768 Willow
Ward Alice B Miss, assistant Swett School, res 1020 Jefferson
Ward Annie Miss, res 462 Ninth
Ward Arthur S, res 1733 Market
Ward Carrie W Mrs, telegraph operator CPRR, Sixteenth
Street Station, res 612 Eighteenth
Ward I) Henshaw, res 150 Lake
Ward Edward, laborer, res 220 Haven
Ward Eliza Mrs, res 1672 Third
Ward Ellen Mrs, res 364 Third
Ward Fannie Miss, asst Tompkins School, res 1690 Broadway
Ward Florence Miss, res cor Twenty-fifth and Eighth ave
Ward Jas, brass finisher with Snow & Co, res 234 Hollis
Ward J E Mrs, teacher of music, res 688 Twenty-seventh
Ward John, laborer, res 53 Valley
Ward John, milkman, res 1020 Twelfth
Ward John, potato dealer, res 276 Fifth
Ward Jos W, real estate agent (S F), res 517 Frederick
Ward J W J, res 1066 Eighteenth
Ward Margaret Miss, nurse, res 226 Haven
Ward Martin B, laborer, res 305 Second
Ward Mary M, res 234 Hollis
Ward M J, engineer CPRR, res 1638 Adeline
Ward Nora Miss, dressmaker, res 565 Seventh
Ward Pritchard, res 220 Haven
Ward Robt T (Ward & O'Brien, S F), res 1080 Lincoln
Ward Sarah H B Mrs, res 150 Lake
Ward S J Mrs, res 1072 Eighteenth
Ward Thos, broom maker with Louis Carpenter, res Capitol Hotel
Ward Thos, coachman, res 1405 Alice
Ward Thos, gardener, res cor Filbert and Twenty-first
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY °*™<{%*°®z£'A$®$£2k
ALIEN, TUGGIE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and SO Spear St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
515
Ward Thos, laborer, res 1458 Linden
Ward Walter J Jr, attorney-at-law (SF), res 1467 San Pablo ave
Ward Wm, filemaker Judson Manufacturing Co, res 234 Hollis
Warde Ellen Miss, dressmaker, res 565 Seventh
Warde Martin, laborer, res 565 Seventh
Warde Nora Miss, dressmaker, res 565 Seventh
Wardner Rosie Miss, res 1868 Division
Wardwell J V, carpenter CPRR, res 726 Chester
Ware J E Mrs, res 1005 Market
Warner A K, dairyman, res 1312 Eleventh ave
Warner Anna Miss, assistant Pagoda Hill Kindergarten, res 1513
Telegraph ave
Warner Cecil, manufacturer's agent (S F), res 955£ Washington
Warner Elon L, baggagemaster CPRR, res 858 West
Warner Franklin, real estate, res 1927 Myrtle
Warner Fred F, foreman Jute Mill, res 318 East Twentieth
Warner Henry, artist, res 816 Harrison
Warner Jas, farmer (Stanislaus Co), res 1067 Oak
Warren Christian, laborer Nail Factory, res 1921 Magnolia
WTarren Elizabeth, res 1271 San Pablo ave
Warren Emmett, nader, res 852 Castro
Warren Ernest, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 316
Tenth
Warren E T Mrs, res 2227 Chestnut
Warren Eugene H, clerk with W C Mason, res 308 East Six
teenth
Warren E W, res 1363 Eighth ave
Warren Frederick, driver with P Pumyea, res Newland House
Warren Geo, extraman Phoenix Engine No 1, res Sunnyside
House
Warren John H, whitener, res 816 Lydia
Warren Jos M, contractor, res Lake Shore ave
Warren Marion F, res 1713 Adeline
Warren Mary Miss, seamstress (S F), res 2227 Chestnut
WARREN ORRAN P. M D> eclectic physician and surgeon, office
403 Fourteenth, res same
Warren Rachael Miss, dressmaker, res 2227 Chestnut
Warren Susan, domestic, 164 Lake
Warrener Jas (Warrener & Sticker), res 464 Twenty-fourth
Warrener i: Sticker (Jas Warrener and Wm P Sticker), proprs
Hambletonian Stables, 1688 Telegraph ave
Warrington Fannie, res 428 Second
Warrington Samuel B, shoemaker, res 1950 Filbert
Warto Fred, packer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 224 Hannah
Washburn Abiel A, clerk (S F), res 871 Filbert
WASHINGTON BREWERY, Westerman & Co proprietors, NW
cor Kirkhani and Fifth
Schafer & Co.: EfSZSS CLOTHING, X
11 1So;:t-
«ni«*rj' Nt„
San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, £«?"
, cor. 5th & Kirkham Sts
516
OAKLAND.
Washington Camp No 23, Patriotic Order Sons of America,
Washington Hall
Washington Dora, res 767 Seventh
Washington Encampment P S of A, Geo Burbeck secretary,
1 O O F Hall
Washington Hall, H Tubbs propr, 307 East Twelfth
Washington Jas, barber, 1275 San Pablo ave, res same
Washington Livery Stable, H A Van Amringe propr, 1178
Broadway
Washington Maria Mrs, res 1359 Twelfth
Washington Restaurant, Golden & Stone proprs, 653 Wash-
ington
Washington Street Lodging House, cor Ninth and Washington
Washington Street Planing Mills, McManus & Hanavan proprs,
NW cor Fifth and Washington
Washington Street Station Oakland Gas Light Co, Washington
from First to Second
Wasson John (Wasson & Pattiani), res 804 Thirteenth
WASSON & PATTIANI (John Wasson and A W Pattiani), real
estate brokers and auctioneers, 460 Tenth
Wastell Geo F, clerk with Murphy Grant & Co (S F), res 659
Twenty-fourth
Wastell Henry A, cleik freight office C P RE(SF), res 659
Twenty -fourth
Watchers Edward, gardener, res 874 Twenty -first
Waterman E K, tinner, res 560 East Sixteenth
Waters Mary, 963 Webster
Waters Richard, res 1422 Fifteenth
Waters Robert, boilermaker, res 1821 William
Waters Robt, house cleaner, res 1654 Telegraph ave
Watertown Fire Insurance Co of New York, H Griffin agent,
958 Broadway
Watkins Henry W, carpenter B and B department C P R R
Yards, res 1676 Lincoln
Watkins H H, traveling salesman, res cor Thirty-first and Market
Watkins J P, foreman C P R R, res 947 Willow
Watkins Mahlon P, weigher Samm's Flouring Mills, res 665
Third
Watkins Philip, watchman CPRR, res 947 Willow
Watkins Philip, engineer, res Sixteenth nr Sixteenth ave
Watkins Philip Jr, clerk (S F), res 947 Willow
Watkins Wm R, wellborer, res 813 Twenty-eighth
Watkinson Henry, bookkeeper Contra Costa Water Co, res Ga-
lindo Hotel
Watkinson Win, switchman CPRR, res 851 Harrison
Watson Alexander, correspondent Nevada Bank (S F), res 1314
Tenth
SfeN FBANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offices.
I 3:* Geary St., San Francisco.
\ N«* Broadway, «>,.kUtn.t.
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
I Association. Plans furnished and houses built lor CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
517
Watson Chas L (W & J Sloane & Co, S F), res 1404 Harrison
Watson Chas R, clerk with Strong & Watson, res 262 East
Seventeenth
Watson Clark, policeman, res 228 East Seventeenth
WATSON ELIZABETH J MISS, fancy goods and stationery,
852 Market, res same
Watson Ella E Mrs, dry and fancy goods, 1673 San Pablo ave
Watson G W, with Hansen & Co (S F), res 1419 Eighth ave
Watson H H, marine insurance, res Twenty -sixth nr Broadway
Watson Jas W, assistant grand recorder A 0 U W Lodge, res
262 East Seventeenth
Watson Jessie Miss, res 1419 Eighth ave
Watson J H, yardman CPRR
Watson John B, capitalist, res 1351 Fourth ave
Watson John E, sawyer with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res
cor San Pablo ave and Isabella
Watson Jos, carriagemaker with D D Hayes, res 1735 Market
Watson J R, employe CPRR, res 1756 Seventh
Watson Letitia, domestic, 970 Market
WATSON WARREN M (W M Watson & Co), res 716 Ninth
Watson Wm C, plasterer, res 1643 Market
Watson Wm H, wheelwright, res 1735 Market
WATSON WM S (Strong & Watson), and cashier with Smith &
Snow (S F), res 262 East Seventeenth
WATSON W M & CO (Warren M Watson and J C Sullivan),
wholesale liquors and native wines, 474 and 476 Eleventh
Watters Henry, extraman Oakland Engine Co No 3, res Engine
House
Watters Wm Henry, blacksmith CPRR, res 1705 Eighth
Watts H Mrs, actress, res 836 Broadway
Watts J E, laborer CPRR Ship Yard
Watts John E, carpenter, res 1672 Atlantic
Watts Maria F, res 2139 Chestnut
Watts Stephen, carpenter, res 912 Pine
Watts Wm A, farmer, res 2157 Chestnut
Wauger Jennie Mrs, astrologist, res 1253 San Pablo ave
W auger Jos, clerk with Mayes & Co, res 1253 San Pablo ave
Way Frank T, shipping clerk Pacific Nail Works, res West End
Hotel
Way Jesse W, carpenter, res 944 Pine
Wayne Mary, res 814 Harrison
Wear Frederick W, laborer, res 1940 Poplar
Wear John, farmer, res 1940 Poplar
Wear Price, teamster, res 1940 Poplar
Wear Wm H, student University, res 1382 Webster
Weatherly Walter J, cashier with Whittier, Fuller & Co, res
Kohler & Chase House
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KRAJIM & DIEVES, Proprietor*. C or.
Trlegraph Avenue ami Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,ai™Jr8& Fresco & Decorative Artists
518
OAKLAND.
Weaver Geo, tanner with Crist & Co, res Twent}7-second ave bet
Twelfth and Fourteenth
Weaver Wm, tanner, res 1122 Fifteenth ave
Weaver Wm H, clerk with Rackliffe & Reed, res 559 Thirty-sixth
Webb A, carpenter, res 1663 Eleventh ave
Webb A H, secretary State Agricultural Society, res 608 Six-
teenth
Webb A L Miss, kindergarten, cor Fifteenth and Clay, res 608
Sixteenth
Webb E A Mrs, res 2147 Telegraph ave
Webb Edgar, compositor, res 2147 Telegraph ave
Webb Geo W, res 1013 Sixth ave
Webb Helen Miss, teacher of music Piedmont School, res 1204
Market
WEBB JENNIE P MRS. physician and surgeon, office California
Medical College, res same
Webb Job (Webb & Spiesser), res cor Forty-first and San Pab-
lo ave, Temescal
Webb John H (Lewis & Webb), res 1813 Taylor
Webb Mary, res 755 Clay
Webb Mary J Mrs, teacher of music, res 1204 Market
Webb Wm F Mrs, res 1871 William
Webb & Spiesser (J W Webb and E E Spiesser), groceries and
liquors, cor Forty-first and San Pablo ave, Temescal
Webber Alpha A, farmer, r.es 1924 Myrtle
Webber Mack, deputy collector Custom House (S F), res 352
Fourteenth
Webber Valentine, laborer, res 1211 Seventeenth ave
Weber Chas H, master mariner, res 1417 Third
Weber Henry, propr Liberty Bakery, SW cor Telegraph ave
and Forty-fifth, Temescal
Weber Max, laborer, res 677 Fifth
Weber Wm, eclectic physician, office 619 Nineteenth, res same
Webster A B, real estate, notary public and Brooklyn Township
assessor, 624 East Twelfth, res 518 East Seventeenth
Webster Byron, carpenter, res 1016 Jefferson
Webster H T, physician and surgeon, office California Medical
College, res same
Webster J, wiper CPRR shops
Webster Jas A, laborer, res 1739 Filbert
Webster Jas A, county treasurer and tax collector, res 217 East
Sixteenth
Webster John M, salesman (S F), res 1067 Willow
Webster Mary A, res 1213 Jefferson
Webster Mary E Mrs, res 1739 Filbert
Wedgewood Frank L, plumber and gasfitter, res 1516 Eighth
Wedgewood Wm, machinist (S F), res 6 Maiden Lane
Sr I ft HUD DV Mashing WKlrL DOXBatVEBY L,OW Knten.
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Wedrien Frank H, harnessmaker, res 685 Thirty-fourth
Weed Chas L, photo engraver, res 702 Eleventh
Weeks Geo, bookkeeper with P H McGrew, res 622 East Twenty
second
Weeks Henrv, carriageniaker, res 1322 Fifth ave
Weeks J R, clerk (S F), res 960 Brush
Weeks Minnie A Miss, teacher of music, res 1322 h lttn ave
Wegener Frederick, broom peddler, res 265 Second
Wehn C E Mrs, res 378 East Seventeenth
Wehr Chas J, traveling agent, res 992 Willow
Weibezahl Carl F A, brakeman CPRR, res 626 East Four
teenth
Weider Daniel, carpenter, res 1554 West
Weider Frank R, special policeman, res 716 Market
Weider Henry, engineer, res 1813 William
Weigen Mary Mrs, res rear 735 Magnolia
Weigle Fred R, watchmaker, res 918 Chester
Weifbye Ida Mrs, res 1161 Franklin
Weilbye Julius L, architect, res 1182 Broadway
WEILBYE WM H. carpenter and builder, n s
" Broadwav and Franklin
Weingart Louis, lamplighter Oakland Gas Light Co, res /37 East
Twelfth "
WEIR MATTIE MRS. manufacturer the celebrated Indian
Cough Medicine, res 2562 Seventh
Weir W ilber, bridge builder, res 1562 Seventh
Weise Jacob, bartender with Henry Kaiser, res 459 Seventh
Weisel Edward (Leonhard & Weisel), res Alameda
Weiss Chas, brewer Washington Brewery
Weitman Chas L, clerk with Bart Morgan & Co, res 1221 Harri-
Welander August, bookkeeper Northwestern Manufacturing and
Car Co, res 1124 Filbert
Welch Abrain, res 1279 Eleventh ave
Welch Chas J, agent Sperry's patent flour, hay, grain, etc, 5o8
East Twelfth, res 1279 Eleventh ave
Welch Franklin J, machinist, res 502 East Fifteenth
Welch Furber C, employe California Hosiery Co, res 770 Sixth
Welch Geo D, master mechanic western division C P R R, res
1762 Goss
Welch J K, brakeman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
Welch Martin, saloon, 471 Tenth, res same
Welch W H S, conductor C P R R, res lone
Welch Win, miner, 963 Jefferson
Weldou Clarence M, miner, res 1 125 Willow
Weldon House, Mrs Sarah Doming proprietress, 476 Twelfth
Welfitt Wm T, laborer, res cor Broadway and Twenty -fifth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Ckthing to Order, B£T,£SS£.S:-
Washington Brewery,
Wcstc rmaiin A Co., Proprs-
H. W. COB. 5m & miHAU STBSETS.
520
OAKLAND.
Welham Jos, waiter, res Overland House
Wellers John, brewer, res 1559 New Broadway
Wells A A, carpenter, res 960 Grove
Wells Chas J, book agent, res 951 Cypress
Wells Eliza O, res 2221 Telegraph ave
WELLS E V, agent S P C R R, res S F
WELLS, FARGO & CO S EXPRESS, R L Gaskill agent, Ma-
sonic Temple
Wells Henry C, laborer Northwestern Manufacturing and Car
Co, res 1204 Adeline
Wells Ida, res 703 Franklin *
Wells Lenora, res 714 Franklin
Wells Martha Mrs, res 668 Seventh
Wells Mary Miss, compositor Tribune Publishing Co, res 668
Seventh
Wells Stillson, painter C P R R Ship Yard, res 1619 Thirteenth
ave
Wells Wm S, law student, res 2221 Telegraph ave
Welscher Louis (Welscher & Braun), res cor Eighteenth ave and
East Fourteenth
WELSCHER & BRAUN (Louis Welscher and Chas Braun), pro-
prietors Brooklyn Brewery, cor Eighteenth ave and East
Fourteenth
Welsh Catherine Mrs, groceries, NE cor Hollis and B
Welsh Ellen, res 835 Seventeenth
Welsh Jas R, clerk J Lusk Canning Co, res Shattuck ave nr
Temescal Creek
Welsh John, 'longshoreman, res Vernon Park, Temescal
Welsh John, carriage washer with J R Bigler, res cor Wood and
Seventh
Welsh Maggie, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Welsh Martin, wines and liquors, 471 Tenth .
Welsh Michael, carpenter with Burnham, Standeford & Co, res
1164 Fifth
Welsh Michael, driver, res 1538 Curtis
Welsh Patrick, groceries, cor Curtis and Lydia
Welter L, propr liquor saloon, 951 Sixth ave
Welti Edward (Spiars & Welti), res 706 Tenth
Wemmer Caspar, laborer Oakland Brewery, res 477 Twenty-
first
WEMMER DAVID, proprietor Academy of Music, and wines and
liquors, 414-418 Eighth
Wemmer John, cabinetmaker, res 368 Ninth
Wendlandt Otto, cigarmaker, res 1468 Seventh
Wenk Chas J, porter, res 1763 Atlantic
Weuk Clara Miss, saleslady with A Coplin, res 1763 Atlantic
Wentworth Harold, waiter O'Neal House
BROADWAY
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Saffaiento
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DIAMONDS,
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WACHKQRST.
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Werren Christian, farmer, res cor Twenty-eighth and Magnolia
Wertz Kate M Miss, res 776 Tenth
Wesson Henry, compositor Oakland Times, res 404 Fifth
West Albert A, publisher, res 1977 Webster
WEST BERKELEY LUMBER YARD, I P Morse agent, office 957
Broadway, room 24
West Daniel M, conductor CPRR, res 827 Myrtle
West End Hotel, A B Plimley propr, SW cor Seventh and Peralta
West Fannie Miss, res 1977 Webster
West F M (Newby & West), res 1389 Telegraph ave
West Hammond, carpenter, res 270 East Seventeenth
West Hermann P, driver Piedmont R R
West H H, live stock dealer, res 1 389 Telegraph ave
West John H, teamster, res 269 East Seventeenth
West M B, capitalist, res 618 Fifteenth m
West Niels P, clerk with Steere & Colby, res SE cor Thirteenth
ave and East Twelfth
West Oakland Broom Factory, Edward L Cortage propr, 1667
William
West Oakland Free Reading Room, L D Mason curator, 1704
Seventh
West Oakland House, Mrs Mary A Smith proprietress, 1772
Seventh
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, Andrea Sbarboro secre-
tary, Masonic Temple
WEST OAKLAND TIVOLI, John Schoenfelder proprietor, 1752
Seventh
West R A, live stock dealer, res 1389 Telegraph ave
West Thos, waiter, res 1768 Eighth
West W D, live stock dealer, res 1389 Telegraph ave
West Wm R, compositor Oakland Times Publishing Co, res cor
Third and Broadway
West Wm W, clerk Alameda County abstract office, res 623
Third
Westall Edward, bookbinder Pacific Press Publishing Co, res 562
Eleventh
Westall Martha, res 617 Thirteenth
Westelond John P, seaman, res Sutter bet San Pablo ave and
Adeline, Temescal
Westerdahl Wm, upholsterer with Chas L Taylor, res 707 Brush
Westerraann Adolph (Westermann & Co), res 819 Kirkham
WESTERMANN & CO (Adolph Westermann, Louis Graber and
Chas Helmke). proprietors Washington Brewery, NW cor
Kirkham and Fifth
Western Carriage Co, Wood & Wallace agents, 917 Washington
Western Fire and Marine Insurance Co, Grant Lapham agent,
481 Ninth
Spool
COTTON
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BEST.
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graph Avenue aii« Oaraat fctrax-'
Moretti & Ti ezzini, Q C"
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Fresco and Decorative Artists.
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FLOWERS
CROSSES,
CROWNS,
WEEATHS,
PTEAMIDS,
BASKETS
* BOUQUETS.
479 7th
STREET,
OAKLAND
OAKLAND.
WESTERN MARKET, John Breiling proprietor, 1473 Eighth
Western Union Telegraph Co, C P Hoag manager, office Masonic
Temple
Westfall Hattie, res 614 Seventeenth
Westhall John, clerk, res Union Hotel
Westland Geo, clerk Bank of British North America (S F), res
1219 Linden
Weston Alice G Miss, res 1845 Webster
Weston Chas S, student with Ambrose Cornwall, res 1845 Web-
ster
Weston Frederick G, clerk New Zealand Insurance Co, res 864
Clay
Weston Francis E, real estate (S F), res 1845 Webster
Weston Sarah S Mrs, res 1845 Webster
Westover Albert E, plasterer, res 692 Twenty-sixth
Westphal Henry, butcher, res cor Dalton ave and Bay, Stock
Westphal John C (Samm & Co), res 1463 Eighth
Westphal Theo, clerk with Samm & Co, res 1463 Eighth
Westphal Wm, student Heald's Business College, res 1463 Eighth
Wetherbee Geo M, res 28| ClintoD Park
Wetherbee Sarah E Miss, res 1017 Madison
Wethern Geo H, ticket clerk CPRR
Wetmore Clarence J, res 566 Tenth
Wetmore Frederick W, plasterer, res 614 Seventeenth
Wetmore Jesse L, real estate agent, 464 Tenth, res N W cor Clay
and Tenth
Wetmore Wm P, plasterer, res 565 Eleventh
Weyhe Chas, confectioner with Thomson Bros, res Banner House
Weymouth T D, carriagemaker, res 1115 Third ave
Wexwell Kennedy, physician, res 264 Eleventh
Whalen Patsey H, engineer, res 627 Chestnut
Whaley Emily L, res 669 Fourth
Whalin John C S, carpenter, res 1016 Twelfth
Whalley Jas W, fireman CPU R, res 1861 William
Wharton Geo E, expressman NW cor Tenth and Broadway, res
59 East Twelfth
Wharton John A (Wharton & Co), res 59 East Twelfth
Wharton John R, manager Oakland Times, 912 Broadway, res
522 Thirty-fifth
Wharton Joshua, painter CPRR Ship Yard, res Forty-fifth bet
Telegraph ave and Broadwa}', Temescal
Wharton Robt B (Wharton & Co), res 59 East Twelfth
Wharton Wm B (Wharton & Co), res 59 East Twelfth
Wharton & Co (R B, Wm B and J A Wharton), furniture and up-
holstering, 471 Twelfth
Wheaton Geo H (Wheaton & Luhrs, S F), res 154 Lake
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •^^SK&a
ALLEN, TUGGLE t CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and 20 Spear St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
523
Whealon Thos, capitalist, res 1069 Thirteenth ave
Wheaton Wm R, register U S Land Office (S F), res 1060 Poplar
Whelan Carrie A Miss, amanuensis, res 311 Fourth
WHEELER ALONZO baker and confectioner, NW cor Clay and
Eleventh
WHEELER C C> proprietor Winsor House, SW cor Ninth and
Washington
Wheeler Chas S, student, res Winsor House
Wheeler Esther, res NW cor Clay and Eleventh
Wheeler Geo, master mariner, res 660 Alice
Wheeler I B, mining, res 1407 Sixteenth
Wheeler Jane M Mrs, res 706 Broadway
Wheeler Lotus, laborer with Theo Swift, res 64 Hannah
Wheeler Mary L Miss, dressmaker, res 808 Castro
Wheeler Nicholas, foreman CPRR, res 1950 Grove.
Wheeler O C, general baggage agent C P R R (S F), res 1653
Grove
WHEELER PETER L. physician and surgeon, office 418 Twelfth,
res same
Wheeler Roscoe, master mariner, res 161 Third
Wheeler Wm M, clerk with John H Mitchell, res 808 Castro
Wheeler Wm P, groceries, 1211 Broadway and 1212 San Pablo
ave, res 1360 Franklin
W'heeler Wm rl, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson (S F), res
Winsor House
Whelan A H Mrs, res 311 Fourth
Whelan Annie, domestic, 1006 Fourteenth
Whelan Carrie A Miss, short-hand amanuensis, res 311 Fourth
Wheye Fred, capitalist, res cor Forty-first and Adeline, Temescal
Whidden Geo A, capitalist, res 962 Webster
Whiley Wm, bookkeeper with J W Gale & Co (S F), res 223
Third
Whipple D L Mrs, Pacific Coast Purchasing Agency (S F), res 562
Eighth
Whipple O, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Seventh and Broadway,
res 1163 Tenth ave
Whitaker Alfred E, librarian Mercantile Library (S F), res 772
Eleventh
Whitaker Benj F, nailer, res 663 Sixth
Whitaker Emma F Miss, res 663 Sixth
Whitaker James H, foreman Pacific lion and Nail Co, res 663
Sixth
Whitaker Jas H Jr, nailer, res 663 Sixth «
Whitaker N, bridge builder, res 983 Center
Whitcher A H, bookkeeper California Patron, res 476 Twelfth
Whitcher Jeremiah E Jr, clerk with Geo W Miller, res 476
Twelfth
SchaferSCo.:MenNKov8'
and Youths'
CLOTHING. fti2J?R- San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Weitermann A Co., Pronrsw
V. W. COS. 5th ft HEXHAM STESETS.
4&atfi 524
OAKLAND.
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res
Whitcher Jeremiah E, watchman United States Mint
476 Twelfth
Whitcomb Edwin, contractor, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Whitcomb Geo F, machinehand with A Kendall & Co, res 677
Third
hite A A, res 963 West
White A L (White Bros, S F), res 304 East Seventeenth
White Albert L, porter Palace Hotel (S F), res 539 Seventeenth
White Andrew, painter, res Twelfth nr Oak
White Bartholomew, author and book peddler, res 1382 Broadway
White Benj, vice-pres Excelsior Powder Co, res 574 Twenty-
second
White Carlos, propr Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co (S F), res
1377 Twelfth
White Carlton E, clerk with L E White (S F), res 753 Eighth
White C E, freight clerk CPRR, res 957 Jefferson
White Chas B, gauger United States Custom House (S F), res 871
East Fifteenth
White Chas H, fireman CPRR, res 1661 \ Eighth
White Chas S, freight clerk Broadwav Wharf, res 957 Jefferson
White Chas T, carpenter, res 2223 Chestnut
White Chas W Mrs, dressmaker, res 863 Peralta
White Cornelius, patternmaker (S F), res 1024 Chestnut
White Eliza Miss, school teacher, res 863 Peralta
White Frank F, porter, res 808 Jefferson
White Frederick, carpenter C P R R, res 1803 Seventh
White Geo A, bookkeeper (S F), res 709 Tenth
White Geo H, clerk with C H Stegman, res 957 Jefferson
White Geo P, accountant, res 1717 Chestnut
White Hannah, domestic, 918 Sixteenth
White Henry, expressman, res 683 East Twelfth
White Jas, laborer, res 1711 Chestnut
White Jas Jr, bricklayer, res 1711 Chestnut
White Jas E, manager Pioneer Mills, res 608 Fifth
White Jas J (Rice & White), res 1220 West
White Jas M, fireman CPRR, res 1863 William
White Jas W, liquor saloon, 1303 San Pablo ave
White John, gardener, 1206 Alice
WThite John, upholsterer (S F), res 1167 Third
White John A, stock dealer, res 1271 Fifth ave
White John B, capitalist, res 926 Myrtle
White Jos K, painter, res 815 Washington
WHITE J STEVENS, builder, 1471 New Broadway, res 13
Valley
White Louisa Miss, dressmaker, res 539 Seventeenth
White Louisa E Miss, assistant Franklin School, res 775 Seven-
teenth
OAKLAND BREWER!
Mtt.t.lf.vi & DIEVES, Proprietors, Cor.
'IVlrjsraph Avcnuf and IMniinl Street.
rAMES L. BARKER
? Agent Hartford Insurance Co., tyitii. $4,500,000
OAKLAND.
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White Lorenzo E, lumber dealer (S F), res 954 Central ave
White M L Miss, res 1711 Chestnut
White Michael, coachman, res Lee nr Vernon ave
White Michael E, bricklayer, res 1711 Chestnut
White Oscar W, traveling agent Giant Powder Co, res 1054 Four-
teenth
White Phineas, carpenter, res 765 Twenty-second
White R V Mrs, hairdresser, res 539 Seventeenth
White Susie L Mrs, hairdresser, res 539 Seventeenth
White Thos, baker with Thomson Bros, res Winter's Hotel
White Thos, gardener, res 1420 Filbert
i White Wm, clerk, res 539 Seventeenth
White Wm, foreman Brooklyn Engine Co No 4, res Twelfth bet
Ninth and Tenth aves
White Wm, tinsmith, res 421 East Twelfth
White Wm C, res 708 Eleventh
White W T, laborer, res 673 Twenty-seventh
White Wil oa, broker (S F), res cor Hanover ave and Lake Shore
road
Whitehead Jas, roller Pacific Rolling Mills (S F), res 718 Second
Whitehead Richard O, attorney-at-law, res 838 Franklin
Whitehill Thos G, mechanic, res McCall bet Mariposa and Benton
Whitfield Frances, res 1050 Third
Whiting Andrew L, clerk with Mount & Buteau, res 808 Har-
rison
Whiting Louis, whitewashing and kalsomining, res 661 East Nine-
teenth
Whiting W J, collector S P C R R
Whitlock Arthur D, armorer Oakland Light Cavalry, res 1361
Broadway
Whitlock Robt, laborer, res 1812 Grove
Whitman Russell, harnessmaker, res 523 Thirty-sixth
Whitman Samuel, with Geo Whitman (S F), res SW cor Oak and
Fifth
Whitman W C, card printer, res 532 Twenty-second
Whitman Wm W (Torrey, Whitman & Gardiner), res 532 Twenty-
second
WHITM0RE WELLES (Gibson & Whitmore), attorney-at-law,
1003i Broadway, res 1215 West
Whitney Chas L, nurseryman, res 820 Thirty-fourth
Whitney E F, employe U S Mint (S F), res 920 Sixth ave
Whitney Frederick E, attorney-at-law and court commissioner of
Alameda Co, 911 Broadway, rooms 1-4, res 1076 Four-
teenth
Whitney Gto E, attorney-at-law, res 1076 Fourteenth
Whitney Geo H, brakeman S P C R R, res 1001 Webster
Whitney Jas J, switchman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
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526
OAKLAND.
Whitney Joanna P Mrs, propr Beaudry House, res 875 Wash-
ington
Whitney Mary Mrs, physician, res 617 East Twelfth
Whitney Wm G, nurseryman, res 820 Thirty-fourth
WHITNEY & COS EXPRESS (M A Cahn and Max Popper),
Oakland, San Francisco, Alameda and Berkeley Express, 855
Broadway and 3 and 5 Commercial, S E
Whitten H H, res 664 Eighteenth
Whittet Wm, gardener Mountain View Cemetery
WHSTTIER, FULLER & CO, W A Kenney manager, paints, oils
and glass, wall paper, picture frames and mouldings, 412
Twelfth
Whittier Scott Rev, res 1772 Seventh
Whittingham Isaac, heater, res Overland House
Whitton Chas F, stenographer, 957 Broadway, room 8, res Ox-
ford nr College Way, Berkeley
Whitver Arley V, harnessmaker with Jas Lentell, res 773 Fifth
Whitver J J (McKenzie & Whitver), res 903 Webster
Whitver Jas (Lamb & Whitver), res NW cor Seventh and Market
Wiand Reuben, cai-penter, res 678 Twenty-third
Wiard Edward, propr Oakland Trotting Park, w s San Pablo ave
2 miles northwest of City Hall
Wicker Louis R, car cleaner C P R R Yards, res 722 Henry
Wickham Lemuel, shoemaker, 902 Washington
Wickman Theo. steward with Hallahan Bros, res 1005 Webster
Wicks Theodore, carpenter, res 1016 Willow
Widman Emma, domestic, 1216 Brush
Widman Ferdinand J, teamster with Walker & Co, res 690
Twenty-sixth
Wieder F R, watchman C P R R
Wiedersheim Henry, collector, res 1513 Curtis
Wiener Andrew J, auction house, 1209 Broadway and 1210 San
Pablo ave, res Erie House
Wieskam John, gardener, res San Pablo ave bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Wigginton P D (Bennett & Wigginton, S F), attorney-at-law,
res 1033 Linden
Wight Alpheus S, res 485 Twenty-fourth
Wight Fred G, bundler with Salinger Bros, res 485 Twenty-
fourth
Wightman Wm B, res 1235 Telegraph ave
Wilbert Peter, engineer S P C R R, res 1011 Webster
Wilbirt E W, compositor West Oakland Press, res 1704 Seward
Wilbirt John L, dentist, res 1704 Seward
Wilbour A Mrs, dressmaker, res 756 Seventh
Wilbur John S (La Monte, Wilbur & Garabrant), res 1421 Fif-
teenth
S. F.
WaMhiiig WELL I»OXJE at VKKV LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broad -vay, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 2© Spear St.
San Francisco
OAKLAND.
\
527
lice
Wilbur W H (La Monte, Wilbur & Garabrant), res 1421 Fif- ,
teenth
Wilbur Win S, contractor, res 1421 Fifteenth
Wilcox Block, SW cor Broadw ay and Ninth
Wilcox Carlos H, carpenter, res 374 Tenth
Wilcox C L, carpenter, res 1440 Filbert
Wilcox D (E B Dean & Co), res 1201 Ali
Wilcox Wilbur J, res 1662 Taylor
Wilcox J P Mrs, res 370 East Sixteenth
Wilcox Spencer A, employe CPRR, res 1821 Taylor
Wilcox Thornton Mrs, res 616 Twelfth
Wilder Alvin D, division superintendent CPRR, res 1235
Poplar
Wilder A M (Powers & Wilder, S F), occulist, res 1463 Telegraph
ave
Wilder C J, freight auditor C PRR, res 923 Hyde, S F
Wilder Jas C, clerk CPRR Oakland Pier, res 1235 Poplar
Wilds John A, janitor City Hall, res 1008 Tenth ave
Wiley Mary J Miss, dressmaker, res 529 Eighth
Wilhie Myrtle, domestic, cor Fourth ave and East Twenty -fourth
Wilkie David C, butcher with Henry Garner, res 830 Clay
Wilkins Abby Mrs, res 1766 William
Wilkins Chas, shipping commissioner (S F), res 1034 Adeline
Wilkins Chas W, contractor, res 1469 Twelfth ave
Wilkins John W, groceries and liquors, res 1312 Center
Wilkins W T, assistant undertaker with W T Hamilton, res 466
Thirteenth
Wilkinson Albert E, bookkeeper Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res
1302 Twelfth ave
Wilkinson Chas P, painter, res East Twenty-fourth nr Nine-
teenth ave
Wilkinson Roderigo, messenger (S F), res s s Chase off Pine
WILKINSON TH0S> manager Brooklyn Lumber Yard, res East
Twenty-fourth nr Nineteenth ave
Wilkinson W H, foreman CPRR Yard, res 1780 Atlantic
Wilkinson Wm J, res 912 Thirty-first
Wilkinson Wm J, clerk with J Wulzen & Co, res 623 Third
Wilkson Harry, switchman CPRR, res Central Hotel
Willard Albert, fireman CPRR
Willard Edward, fireman CPRR
Willard Geo A, bookkeeper CPRR, res 1169 Brush
Willard M G, bookkeeper with Dewey & Co (S F), res 574 Twen-
ty-second
Willard Moses S, cabinetmaker, res 467 Tenth
Willcox David (E B Dean & Co), res 1201 Alice
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co, office 1118 Broadway
Willcutt Geo B, res 950 Linden
Schafer £ Co.: Fine Custom Cbthiim to'Orde: No 1MI^L;
Washington Brewery,
WeNtermann A Co., Pr©nrs„
K. W. COB. 5th & EIBIHAlt ST7.EET3.
528
OAKLAND.
Willcutt J L, secretary SPRR, res 950 Linden
Willebrands John H, painter, res 1368 Campbell
Willebrands John H Jr, painter, res 1368 Campbell
Willecke Reinhard, cook, res cor East Fourteenth and Eighteenth
ave
Willey Fred, car cleaner CPRR Yards, res 7?0 Pine
Willey Jas, fireman CPRR
Willey John, physician and propr Dr Willey 's Discovery, 416
First
Willey L A Miss, manager Kohler & Chase House, 953£ Wash-
ington
Williams A F Mrs, res 2131 Telegraph ave
Williams Alex G, clerk with J Cushing & Co, res Newland
House
Williams Alfred, carpenter, res 1365 West
Williams Alfred, clerk with Gaylord & Olmsted, res 665 Thirty-
fourth
Williams Alfred, millhand, res cor Seventeenth and West
Williams Augusta Miss, res 554 East Sixteenth
Williams A W Mrs, medical student, res 1059 Clay
Williams Benj F, foreman joiner CPRR Ship Yard, res 874
Peralta
Williams Bridget, domestic, 2023 Summit
Williams BSE, watchman CPRR Yards, res 914 Wood
WILLIAMS C MRS> dressmaker and variety store, 475 East
Twelfth
Williams Caleb O, real estate, res 1563 Brush
Williams Champion, bookkeeper (S F), res 1217 Myrtle
WILLIAMS CH A3- groceries, 930 East Fourteenth
Williams Chas F, yardman CPRR, res 1725 Taylor
Williams Clancy, groom Oakland Trotting Park nr Emery Sta-
tion, res same
Williams D H, res 1372 Sixteenth
WILLIAMS E C> general superintendent Mendocino Lumber Co,
office 957 Broadway, room 24, SW cor Tenth and Brush
Williams Edward, carpenter CPRR
Williams Eliza, res 816 Lydia
Williams Emma Miss, bookkeeper with J B Williams, res 1161
Franklin
Williams Ernest D, nurseryman, res 613 East Fourteenth
Williams F H, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Williams Frances E, res 613 East Fourteenth
Williams Frank, brakeman CPRR, res 1804 Seventh
Williams Frank, fireman, res 665 Thirty-fourth
Williams Frank G, gardener, res 665 Thirty-fourth
Williams George, waiter with Crebbin & Walker: res Bartlett
House
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(.(MM) WORK, liOW PRKKS. Office,
33 Geary St, S. ¥., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BACKER, a^LJ?^TJL BERKELEY.
OAKLAND.
529
Williams George, waiter Capital Restaurant, res 1804 Seventh
Williams Geo J, blacksmith, res 284 Eleventh
Williams Geo R, attornev-at-law (S F), res 1313 Eighth ave
Williams H, laborer C P R R
Williams Harriet, res 372 Second
Williams Harry P, clerk with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res 524
Sixteenth
Williams Jas, clerk with Bennison, Liebmann & Co, res 524 Six-
teenth
Williams Jas, ship carpenter, res 1687 Seventh
Williams Jas L, janitor Broadway Depot, res 516 Seventh
Williams J D, capitalist, res 21 East Nineteenth
Williams Jeremiah, carpenter, res 172 Second
Williams J F Mrs, res 770 Thirteenth
Willian s John, carpenter, res 615 Madison
Williams John, secretary California Hosiery Co, res 911 Magnolia
WILLIAMS JOHN, woven wire mattress manufacturer, 1257
San Pablo ave and 508 Fifteenth
WILLIAMS JOHN B. manufacturer vitrified iron stone, sewer
pipe, terra cotta ware, chimney pipe, drain tile, cotta ware
chimney pipe, tile stoneware, flowerpots, etc, NW cor Thir-
teenth and Franklin, res 1161 Franklin
Williams John X, res 1354 Webster
Williams John W, paper decorator, res 921 Poplar
Williams Jos, clerk, res 559 Seventh
Williams Jos, coachman, res 470 Twenty-third
Williams Jos, fireman C P R R, res 835 Brush
Williams Lemuel A, salesman with R Jones, res 559 Seventh
Williams Louis W, master mariner, res 1259 Brush
Williams Lucius L, patternmaker, res 727 Eleventh
Williams Manuel, clerk C P R R, foot of Market, res 667 Thirty-
Fourth
Williams Mark A, painter, res 551 Twenty-second
Williams Margaret Miss, res 470 Eighth
Williams Mary, res 21 East Nineteenth bet Second and Fourth
ave
Williams M C (J L Radovich & Co), res 513 Ninth
Williams M C Mrs, res cor Clifton and Broadway
Williams Mollie Miss, actress Oakland Tivoli, res 1156 Broadway
Williams Moses, bookkeeper with R Jones, res 559 Seventh
Williams Moses Rev, res 559 Seventh
Williams Nelson W, medical student, res 467 Tenth
Williams Nicholas, bakery and oyster house, 463 and 465 Seventh,
res 1803 Market
Williams Robt, joiner C P R R Ship Yard, res 1019 Wood
Williams Seth R, book agent (S F), res 551 Twenty-second
Williams S G Mrs, res 1224 Franklin
OAKLAND BREWERY,
34
KRAMM & JHEVKS, Proprietors. Cor
Telegraph Avenu* and Durant Street-
Moretti & Trezzini,siNmBNS; Fresco & Decorative Artists
530
OAKLAND.
Williams S J Mrs, res 1020 Eighth ave
Williams Sophia Mrs, res 513 Ninth
Williams Stephen, machinist, res 1019 Wood
Williams Theo T, blacksmith, 411 Fourth, res 263 Second
Williams Thos, horseshoer, res 263 Second
Williams Thos C, farmer, res 1263 Eighth
Williams Thos L, carpenter East Oakland Planing Mill, res 822
East Twelfth
Williams Thos S, master mariner, res 777 Fourteenth
Williams W B, bootmaker, 902 Washington, res 1417 San Pablo
ave
Williams W B, patents, res 1417 San Pablo ave
Williams W B Mrs, dressmaker, res 1417 San Pablo ave
Williams W H, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Williams William, night watchman CPRR, res 211 Ettie
Williams William, brakeman CPRR, res 864 Chester
Williams Win A, glove cutter, res 613 East Fourteenth
Williamson Chas F, employe match factory, res 815 Washington
Williamson James M (Champlin & Williamson), res 584 Twenty-
second
Williamson Josephine Mis, res 160 Seventh
Williamson Wm (Gould & Williamson) res 510 Fourth
Willie Isadore A, employe Rolling Mill, res 634 Chestnut
Willike Richard, tailor with C Baab, res 409 Ninth
Willis Frank W, foreman Lusk's Nursery, res Telegraph ave bet
Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth
Willis John, bottler with H Bock, res 1559 Broadway
Willis T N. res 1240 Adeline
Willis W A, conductor C P R R, res 518 East Fourteenth
Wills Andrew, upholsterer, res 131 Ettie
Wills J T Rev, pastor Memorial Presbyterian Churches (S F),
res 358 East Seventeenth
Wilson Adelbert, policeman, res 709 Brush
Wilson AD Mrs, teacher (S F), res 951 Wood
Wilson A E Mrs, artist, studio 1113 Broadway
Wilson Andrew W, patternmaker, res 765 Thirteenth
Wilson Arnold H, baggage master S PR R Co, res 765 Thir-
teenth
Wilson Burt'S, wood moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor
Fourth and Alice, West Berkeley
Wilson Caroline, res 1321 Ninth ave
Wilson Chas, farmer, res 2229 Elm
Wilson Chas, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res Halleck nr
Emery Station
Wilson Clark G, foreman Fourteenth Street R R Co Stables, res
1251 Center
$m FPiANClSCO LA HORY •■«*
• •'*:* Geary St., San Vr?ncisco.
i. miH Brwa .« aj , Oak land.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
IS aurt 20 Sprat- St.
San Francisco.
OAKLAND.
531
Wilson D B, res 1273 Fifth ave
Wilson Frank Mrs, res 716 Henry
Wilson Fred, res 1168 Webster
Wilson GAD Mrs, teacher Spanish, res 665 East Twenty-third
\vilson Harvey M, horseshoer, 1058 Franklin, res 857 Myrtle
Wilson Hou<e, Mrs Taney proprietress, 1165 Washington
Wilson James (James Wilson & Co), res 1528 New Broadway
Wilson James, clerk, res 665 East Twenty-third
Wilson James, stone mason, res 1415 Thirteenth
WILSON JAMES & CO (James Wilson), gasfitter and stove
dealers, 380 Twelfth
Wilson James B, coachman, 122 Lake
Wilson James B, engineer CPRR, res 951 Wood
Wilson J B, secretary California Land and Building Association
(S F), res 1101 Twenty-second
Wilson Jennie, domestic, 667 Fifteenth
Wilson Jessie Mrs, res 1274 Franklin
Wilson Joanna H, res 1413 Brush
Wilson John Charles (J Macdonough & Co, S F), res 563 Twenty-
first
Wilson Joseph, shipping clerk with Starr & Co (S F), res 1632
Eighth
Wilson Julia A Miss, artist, res 1227 Eleventh ave
Wilson Lemuel, butcher, 337 East Twelfth, res 1013 Tenth ave
Wilson Lewis H, carpenter, res 825 Thirty-third
Wilson M, brakeman CPRR, res Seventh Street House
WILSON MARILLIA D> physician and surgeon, office 765 Thir-
teenth, res same
Wilson N C, milkman, res 1922 Union
Wilson Oliver T, student with T W Hall, res 816 Thirty-fourth
Wilson P B, medical student, res 1118 Washington
Wilson P B, physician, res 462 Twelfth
Wilson S H, carpenter, res 971 Kirkham
Wilson T, plumber, res Ross House
Wilson T H, clerk Pacific Iron and Nail Co, res S F
WILSON WM> jeweler and watchmaker, 952 Broadway, res 1011
Webster
Wilson Wm, ship joiner, res 908 Willow
Wilson Wm D, marine officer, res 990 Willow
Wilson Wm O, plumber with James Wilson & Co, res 1528 New
Broadway
Wilton Enoch, student, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Wilton Madelon, res Fortieth nr Telegraph ave, Temescal
Wimble Chas W, farmer, res 487 Prospect
Wimble Francis Miss, res 487 Prospect
Wimble Thos, expressman, res 487 Prospect
Winans Mahlon L Mrs, furnished rooms, 1762 William
SchaferJCo.:"
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CLOTHING. S»!,'
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Sea Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, S^KEH Z &i£2Fte
532
OAKLAND.
Winant Ohas P, extrainan Hose Co No 1, res 470 Sixth
Winant Win W, oyster man, res 711 Fourth
Winchcomb Henry, machinist, res 2254 Adeline
Winchell E J, clerk, res 408 Thirteenth
Winchester A S (W inchester & Pew), res 359 Tenth
Winchester E, printer, res 1356 Harrison
Winchester F II Miss, kindergarten, res 1356 Harrison
Winchester & Pew (A S Winchester), book and job printers, 377
Tenth
Winckelman L W, watchmaker with S Samuels
Wind MLR, cabinetmaker, 559 East Twelfth, res same
Windsor E C Mrs, res 956 Twelfth
Winehill Edward J, salesman, res 408 Thirteenth
Winer Annie, res 1052| Broadway
Wines Chas B, weigher Custom House (S E), res 833 Wood
Wines Charles L. bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank (S F), res
833 Wood
Wines Wm F, druggist, res 833 Wood
Wingate I C, expressman, res 701 Washington
Wingate Maggie Mrs, res 731 Chester
Wingate Salena Miss, milliner with Miss M Campos, res 701
Washington
Winkelman C, butcher with Gay & Trenschel, res 917 Fifth
Winkleman C, jeweler, res 947 Linden
Winkleman Henry, master mariner, res 947 Linden
Winkleman L C, wholesale furniture, res 947 Linden
Winkler Jacob, store keeper U S Internal Revenue (S F), res 612
Fourth
Winlock James, moulder, res 1057 Twelfth ave
Winn Patrick, car repairer C P R R Yards, res 1005 Third
Winslow E C Mrs, furnished rooms, 1863 William
Winslow Henry E, res 876 Wood
Winslow Herbert E, fireman C P R R, res 1863 William
Winslow Louisa Miss, milliner with Mrs M W Field, res 876
Wood
W1NS0RH0USE, CC Wheeler proprietor, S\V cor Ninth and
Washington
W1NS0R SERRIL (Miller & Winsor), and manager Oakland
Branch San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, res 713
Fifteenth
Wi^TER JOHN, proprietor Winter's Hotel, 1236 Broadway
Winter ML, res 362 Ninth
Winters Frank J, barber, res 577 Third
WINTER'S HOTEL, John Winter proprietor, 1236 Broadway
Winters James, stableman with B Bartholemue, res 1060 Thir-
teenth ave
Winterson Samuel, stevedore, res 1112 Twenty-fourth
SUN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY vm^iES^***™*"*
Iway, #*tkl»ud.
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished and houses built for CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
OAKLAND.
533
Winthrop House, Ellen Townsend proprietress, 409 Seventh
Wintringer L, extraman Phoenix Engine Co, res Fifteenth bet
Clay and San Pablo
Wirt Noyes S, attorney-at-law (S F), res 312 East Sixteenth
Wirth Geo, butcher, res 1215 Twentieth ave
Wise Anna Miss, res 1514 San Pablo ave
Wiswell Joseph A (Burnham & Wiswell), res 510 Twenty-fourth
Witt Andrew, driver with Kramm & Dieves, res 1407 Broadway
Witt Annie C Mrs, res 891 Bay
Wittman George, jeweler, res SW cor Oak and Fifth
Wittman Joseph, jeweler, res SW cor Oak and Fifth
Wittman Julius (Bine & Wittman, S F), res SW cor Oak and
Fifth
Witver Arby V, harnessmaker with James Lentell, res 773
Fifth
Woelffel Richard, bookkeeper, res 1026 Peralta
Woerner Emma Miss, saleslady, res 1253 Jeffer.-on
Woerner Jacob, butcher stall, 18 City Market, res 1253 Jefferson
Woerner Jacob Jr, butcher with Jacob Woerner, res 1253
Jefferson
Woerner William, scene shifter Tivoli Opera House, res 1253
Jefferson
Woight James S, collector with Whittier, Fuller & Co, res 964
Eighth
Wolcott's Pain Paint, C H Bayley agent, 515 Seventh
Wolf Wm, washer Dasbaway Stables
Wolfe Charles, nailer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 677 Fifth
Wolfe Louis, nailer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 677 Fifth
Wolff Carl H, teacher German, res 705 Harrison
Wolff S, salesman with Salinger Bros, res S F
Wolfssohn William, merchant, res 362 Eighth
Wolter Remen, liquor saloon, 1125 Thirteenth ave
Worn ens' Christian Temperance Union Coffee Rooms, Mrs Bos-
worth manager, 476 Ninth
Womens' Christian Association and Sheltering Home, Mrs J H
Brown matron, 1274 Franklin
Wonderlich B, brakeman S P C R R, res 1007 Webster
WONDERLICH JOHN P, proprietor Newpoit Swimming Baths,
Alameda, res 1011 Webster
Wonderlich Samuel, brakeman S P C R R, res 1011 Webster
Wood A A, res 012 East Fifteenth
Wood A C, brakeman C P R R, res 1804 Seventh
WOOD ALFRED house and sign painter, and dealer in paints,
oils, etc, 463 Tenth, res 1955 Grove
Wood Annie R Mrs, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 815
Thirteenth
Wood C B, shoemaker, res 840 Thirty-third
OAKLAND BREWERY, ^^IM^I>IEVFS?r?prietors
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534
OAKLAND.
Wood CEP, capitalist, res 1012 Fifth ave
Wood Eliza Mrs, res 1008 Ninth ave
Wood F G, seaman, res 613 East Twenty-third
Wood Flora, domestic, 485 Prospect
Wood Frank M, ticket collector CPRR, res cor Third and
Alice
Wood George H, driver Oakland Transfer Co, res 483 Plymouth
ave
Wood George R, engineer, res 825 Thirty-third
Wood Henry, cook Seventh Street House, res 1804 Seventh
Wood Helen Miss, res 825 Thirty-third
WOOD HUB A, solicitor McKenney's Directories, res 689 Twenty-
fourth
Wood James, boilermaker CPRR shops, res 1785 William
Wood John, patternmaker, res 930 Union
Wood Juhn Mrs, music teacher, res 930 Union
Wood John F, dressmaker, res 375 Twelfth
Wood John W, collector CPRR, res 940 Myrtle
Wood Lucy Mrs, res 2018 Telegraph ave
Wood My ram W, capitalist, res cor Fourth ave and East
Twenty-fourth
Wood Stephen R, clerk with Henry Vrooman, res 2018 Telegraph
ave
Wood Walter, painter with A Wood, res 465 Twentieth
Wood W H, printer, res 660 Ninth
Wood William, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res NW cor
Park ave and Hubbard
Wood WTilliam A (Wood & Wallace), res S F
Wood & Wallace (W A Wood and R J Wallace), agents Western
Carriage Co, and harness, etc, 917 Washington
Woodall James, conductor CPRR, res 1067 Twelfth ave
Woodard M W, manager advertising department Oakland Times,
res 914 Sixteenth
Woodbury Arthur K, correspondent Cincinnati Commercial, res
1216 Brush
Woodbury Charles J, manager Continental Oil and Transporta-
tion Co (S F), res 1216 Brush
Woodland House. Mrs L Huscroft propr, 1003 Clay
Woodman Mary Miss, res 1329 Harrison
Woodruff Geo J, station agent CPRR, foot of Broadway,
res 608 Ninth
Woodruff' Mary, domestic, 726 Fifteenth
Woodrum John H, salesman, res 1218 Clay
Woods Amos, photographer, 541 Sixteenth
Woods Caroline, domestic, 1259 Brush
Woods Charles, res 618 Eighth
Woods Christina, domestic, res Bartlett House
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OAKLAND.
535
Woods C Y, laborer C P R R
Woods Henry Mis, dressmaker, res NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Filbert
Woods James, boilermaker C P R R shops
Woods John, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Woods Samuel, capitalist, res 576 Eighth
Woods Win, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res O'Neal
House
Woods Wm, piano varnisher with Adolph Bruenn, res S F
Woods W M, fireman C P R R
Woodward Frank, brass finisher, res 809 Center
Woodward Gideon, real estate, res 917 Clay
WOODWARD JAMES, proprietor Union Hotel, NW cor Central
and Thirteenth aves
Woodward Lafayette, capitalist, res NW cor Park ave and
Hollis
Woodward Wm, res 308 East Twenty-fifth
Wood worth James, hackman, res 514 Sixth ,
Woodworth J V, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Woodworth Lee B, res 488 Twenty-third
Woof Alfred E, with J A Folger & Co (S F), res 619 Tenth
Woof Elizabeth G Mrs, res 619 Tenth
Woof James H, res 619 Tenth
Woof John, engineer Pacific Press Publishing Co, res SE cor Fif-
teenth and Clay
Woof Mabel E, Blank's Candy Factory, res 1061 Willow
Woolley Chas E, telegraph operator, res 1476 Ninth
Woolley Harry, machinist Judson Manufacturing Co, res Choate
nr Dwight Way, East Berkeley
Woolley John (Clark & Woolley), res Berkeley
Woolley John, tailor, res 1453 Broadway
Woolley L H, res 1476 Ninth
Woolsey E H, physician and surgeon, 1104 Broadway
Woolsey Kittie Miss, assistant Peralta School, res cor Fairview
and Humboldt ave, Temescal
Work J W, res 1006 Sixth ave
Worley Henry H (W P Hammon & Co), res 810 Fourteenth
Worley W H, traveling salesman Oakland Nurseries, res 810
Fourteenth
Wormwood Lewis A, engineer, res 1752 Taylor
Worrill Joseph, res 912 Clay
Woscow William, moulder, res Grove bet Third and Fourth
Wotton Jennie, domestic, 1015 Linden
Wray R F, groceries and liquors, 973 Third
Wren Eugene, miller, res 1422 Seventeenth
Wright Abby P Miss, assistant Durant School, res 1116 Broad-
way
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)36
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Wright Albert I, engineer CPKR, res 1714 Lincoln
Wright A R, res 1159 Alice
Wright Benjamin, wholesale coal dealer, Foster's wharf, foot
Franklin, res 462 Ninth
Wright Cyrus S (N Gray & Co), res 758 Tenth
Wright D, agent Oregon Improvement Co, foot Franklin
Wright Dorastus, special policeman, res 1714 Lincoln
Wright Esther A Mrs, nurse, res 1222 Thirtieth
Wright G B (English, Wright & Lukens, S F), res 1403 Jackson
Wright George, freight clerk CPRR, res 366 East Sixteenth
Wright George F, Alameda county abstract office, Court House,
room 4, res 1213 Myrtle
Wright George H, res 222 Helen
Wright George S, timekeeper Judson Manufacturing Co, res 757
Brush
Wright Henry C (Wright, Bowne & Co, S F), res 1317 Sixteenth
ave
Wright Horatio N, clerk with Agard & Co, res Vernon Heights
WRIGHT ISAAC (Wright & Janvier), office 1265 Franklin, res
Johnson House
Wright James, shoemaker, res 360 Fourth
Wright J F Mrs, res 1081 Twelfth
Wright John, dairyman, res 1330 Eleventh ave
Wright John T, steamship master, res 767 Fifth
Wright Kirkham, bookkeeper (S F), res 156 East Twelfth
Wright Mary E, laundress Contra Costa Laundry
Wright Susan Mrs, res 571 East Twelfth
Wright W H, bookkeeper J Lusk Canning Co, res Shattuck ave
nr Temescal Creek
Wright W H Mrs, res 870 Willow
Wright W J C, mechanic, res 608 Eighteenth
WRIGHT & JANVIER (I*aac Wright and A E Janvier), princi-
pals Oakland Academy, 1265 Franklin
WultfDick, driver with J Wulffi res 1810 Seventh
Wulff John, bakery, SW cor Seventh and Campbell, res 1651
Seventh
Wulzen Albert H, photographer, res 1719 Myrtle
Wulzen John (John Wulzen & Co), res Alameda
Wulzen John & Co (John Wulzen), groceries, provisions, etc, 827
Broadway
Wundch Joseph, meter maker Oakland Gas Light Co, res 623
Second
Wunderer Barbara Mrs, res 7<i7 Lvdia
Wunderlin Stephen, saloon, 629 East Twelfth
Wunn Louis B, res 408 Ninth
Wurkheim Flora Mrs, cloaks and suits, 1109 Broadway, res 1116
Broadway
S. F. LAUNDRY.
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OAKLAND.
537
Wurkheim Max, manager with Mrs Flora Wurkheim, res 1116
Broadway
Wyand M E Mrs, res 363 Fifth
Wyckoff Delia Miss, dressmaker, res 818 Clay
Wvckoff Thomas P, helper C P R R shops, res 817 Henry
Wykoff Jacob I S, capitalist, res 614 Seventeenth
Wylie Joseph H, agricultural implements, res 600 Twelfth
Wylie R C, brakeman C P R R
Wylie Thomas, carpenter, res 674 East Twenty-third
Wyman B H, bookkeeper with R Dunsmuir & Sons (S F), res
1160 Alice
Wyman B H Jr, assistant bookkeeper with R Dunsmuir & Sons
(S F), res 1160 Alice
Wyman David W, porter with Edwin H Campbell, res 411 Eighth
Wyman J B, manager Times Publishing Co, res 929 Adeline
Wyman J B Jr, clerk Times Publishing Co, res 929 Adeline
Wyman Mary F Mrs, res 1453 Broadway
Wyman Maud Miss, res 1160 Alice
Wyman William H, roofer, 1263 Cypress
Wyms John H, agent Whitney & Co's Express (S F), res 770
Twentv-first
Wynant Charles, extraman engine No 1, res 1515 Third
Wynn Mary Miss, res 304 East Seventeenth
Wythe J H, physician, office 965 West, res same
Wythe Margaret Miss, assistant La Fayette School, res 965 W est
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Yager George L, tinsmith with M De La Montanya, res 1011 ||J?]ST.
Seventh
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Yager Paulina Mrs, res 1011 Seventh
Yale Charles G, assistant California State Mining Bureau (S F),
res 179 Third
Yale L B, clerk, res 222 East Fifteenth
Yale S T Mrs, res 222 East Fifteenth
Yard E A Mrs, res 363i Twelfth
Yarrington James, clerk, res 1120 Ninth ave
Yarrington J T, res 1312 Eleventh ave
Yates Al B, carpenter, res 1240 San Pablo ave
Yates Andrew J, farmer, res Forty-fifth nr Telegraph ave, Tem-
escal
Yates Charles R, clerk Oakland Bank of Savings, res S F
Yates E, miner, res 1354 Tenth ave
Yates L E, res cor Forty-third and San Pablo, Temescal
Yates Robert, machinist C P R R shops
Yates & Co's Ware House, W E Floyd agent, First, foot of Castro
Yeassen Christ, laborer, res Blair's Ranch, Piedmont
Yelland Raymond D, artist, res 1464 Seventh ave
Yerby Henry C, grain broker (S F), res 966 Eighteenth
Yerick Adam, carpenter, res 661 Twenty -fourth
Yerick Clark, employe C P R R, res 568 Seventeenth
Yolland M R Mrs, res 229 Twelfth
Yore John, car repairer C P R R, res 1765 Seventh
Yore Mary Mrs, res rear 725 Henry
York Charles B, res Winsor House
York E R, master mariner, res Winsor House
York Robert B S, deputy county recorder, res 530 Thirty-fifth
Yound E C, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry
Young Mme, teacher French, res 1354 Sixteenth
Young A J, mining foreman New Mexico, res 1374 Ninth
Young Charles E, engineer, res 1470 Fifth
Young E D, brakeman C P R R, res San Jose
Young Edward C, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, res 1357
Thirteenth
Young Elizabeth Mrs, res 916 Henry
Young Frank, machinist, res 1823 Goss
Young Frank, musician, res 1001 Franklin
Young Jane Madame, teacher French, res 1354 Sixteenth
Young Jay M, physician, res 921 Broadway
Young J M, medical student, res Wilcox Block
YOUNG JOHN, boots and shoes, 961 Washington, res 656 Twenty-
second
Young John F, watchmaker, room 3, 954 Broadway, res 1008
West
Young Josephine Mrs, res 1274 Seventh
Young L A Mrs, medical electrician, office 461 Ninth, res same
Young Lewis, contractor, res 762 Chestnut
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Young Marv Miss, res 1374 Ninth
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general .secretary, 865 Broadway
Young Olive Mrs, res cor Seventh ave and East Eleventh
Young Richard H, miner, res s s Birch cor Maple, Temescal
Young Seward, delivery clerk with Elijah Hook, res Fruit Vale
Young Samuel, miner, res 836 Broadway
Young T, sewing machine agent, res 363 Fifth
Young Virginia C Mrs, res 1067 Kirkham
Young Walter A, tinsmith with M De La Montanya, res 1274
Seventh
Younger F W, fireman C P R R, res 1863 William
Youngman A M Miss, assistant Prescott School, res 1669 Seward
Youngman D W, gardener, res 609 Harrison
Youngman Michael, peddler, res 609 Harrison
Youngman Thomas, laborer, res 522 Third
Youst M Mrs, artist, 756 Seventh
Youst S A, machinist, 756 Seventh
Yrick Clark, brakeman C P R R, res 568 Seventeenth
Yule John, attorney-at-law, res 562 Eighth
Yule S B Mrs, assistant Prescott Grammar School, res 562
Eighth
Yund Henry, butcher, res Lusk bet Fortieth and Forty-first,
Temescal
Yungermann Barbara, res 1015 Webster
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Zabel Alexander, wagonmaker, res 548 Caledonia ave
Zabel Julius, farmer, res 548 Caledonia ave
Zabel Laura Miss, res 548 Caledonia ave
Zech Frederick, music teacher Snells Seminary, res S F
Zeigler W»ilbur G, attorney-at-law (S F), res Claremont ave nr
Temescal
Zeimer Hannah Mrs (Zeimer & Co), res 1291 Alice
Zeimer Leon (Zeimer & Co), res 1291 Alice
Zeimer & Co (Mrs Hannah and Leon Zeimer), ladies' and chil-
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Zelle Jacob M, fruit stand, cor Fourteenth and Broadway, res 826
Lydia
Zeller Elizabeth Miss, saleslady Home Bakery, res 875 Washing-
ton
Zeller John, horseshoer with Daniel Hurley, res 875 Washington
Zeller Mary Miss, dressmaker, res 875 Washington
Zeller Wm, waiter, res 859 Castro
Zerrell Hermann, livery stable, 368 Eighth, res 917 Webster
Ziegenbein John, res 966 Peralta
Ziegenfuss John G, butcher, res 475 Twenty-fourth
Ziegenfuss Jos N, bookkeeper, res 916 Eighth
Ziegenfuss Peter A, clerk, res 475 Twenty-fourth
Ziegenfuss Thomas, butcher, res 476 Twenty-fourth
Ziegler George, bartender with Wm Peru, res 652 Sixth
Ziegler Wm C, steam and electric baths, 474 Thirteenth
Zimmerman August, plumber with James Wilson & Co, res cor
Thirty-fifth and San Pablo road
Zimmerman Frank S, collector with C W Bonney & Co, res 1362
Eighth
Zimmerman I A, res 1163 Franklin
Zimmerman Kate Miss, assistant with Dr 0 Carpenter, res 1778
Seventh
Zimmerman Wm H, fruits, 1778 Seventh, res same
Zindle George, plasterer, res 832 Jefferson
Zindle Marie Mrs, res 832 Jefferson
Zittlou August, teamster Golden Rule Flouring Mills, res 669
Webster
Zum Felder John, bartender with F H Scheiding, res 1816 Sev-
enth
Zumwald R E Mrs, res Occidental
Zwisler Charles E, commercial traveler, res 1905 Market
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ALAMEDA.
The town of Alameda is most eligibly located on the easterly
shore of San Francisco Bay, occupying a peninsula about four
miles in length, and from three-quarters to a mile and a half in
width. By the construction of the canal now under way for the
purpose of improving the Oakland harbor, which will connect
San Antonio Creek with San Leandro Bay, it will assume its
original form, that of an island. This peninsula is covered with
a heavy growth of live oaks, from which the town derives its
name, Alameda signifying in Spanish a shaded avenue. Alameda
has an area of about 2,200 acres, and includes within its bounda-
ries, connected by a substantial drawbridge, the Bay Farm
Island, which, as its name wrould indicate, is chiefly devoted to
agriculture, and possesses, as does the mainland, a soil of peculiar
fertility. Here are raised many of the finest vegetables to be
found in the San Francisco markets, and several of its residents
are extensively engaged in hop-culture, their products always
finding ready sale at highest market rates. A large portion
of the island was originally salt marsh, which has been re-
claimed by a system of dykes, and made productive and con-
sequently valuable. Around the northern shore of the island
there exists a curious deposit of broken shells, presumably of
the native oyster, several feet in depth, which makes a fine
covering for garden walks and driveways. The greater portion
of the tide-water lying between the island and the mainland is
utilized for oyster-beds, in which industry a large amount of
capital is invested.
Every foot of the high land of Alameda is arable, the soil
being a deep, rich, sandy loam, and before it became too thickly
settled and too valuable for such purposes, much of it was
cultivated by vegetable and fruit growers, who found their
occupation highly remunerative. This industry is by no means
neglected at the present day, and Alameda can boast of some
of the finest small fruit and garden truck farms in the State.
The cultivation of flowers and shrubbery is so o-eneral, that a
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dwelling unadorned with a handsome garden is apt to be classed
as the abode of a shiftless family. In every direction green
lawns and well-kept grounds gladden the eye of the visitor
and create within him an impression decidedly favorable to
the people in whose midst he sojourns. The tenderest plants
are here grown in the open air, so mild and balmy is the
atmosphere. Harsh winds, and cold, damp fogs, are almost
unknown, as the town lies out of ran^e of the winds coming
through the Golden Gate from the ocean, and is also protected
by its dense barrier of native trees. The winter season is par-
ticularly pleasant, as the sandy soil quickly absorbs the rain,
and mud — nasty, sticky mud — is an unknown quantity. In
summer there is generally a cooling breeze from the surrounding
waters, dispelling the sweltering heat, which, further inland,
often makes life almost unendurable.
In every portion of the town a bountiful supply of surface
water of excellent quality may be found at an average depth of
sixteen feet, while artesian wells are quite numerous and com-
paratively cheap. On the island, and near the shore-line at the
eastern boundary of the town, several flowing wells have been
secured. The main water supply, however, pure from nature's
fount, is furnished by the Artesian Water Works, owned by
Capt. R. R. Thompson, a citizen of great wealth and com-
mendable public spirit. The water is drawn from a number of
large artesian wells, located between High Street and San Leandro
Bay, from whence it is forced into an immense tank of wrought-
iron, 60x60 and 11 feet deep, which covers the top of a building
specially erected on Park Street for the purpose. From this res-
ervoir it is distributed through the mains and supply pipes, the
fall, 60 feet, giving sufficient force for domestic purposes. In
case of fire, the engineer of the works is notified by telephone,
and the powerful pumps at the wells are at once applied to the
mains, affording a stream of such power that it has been deemed
necessary to issue an order that in no case must a fire hydrant
be closed until the connection has been removed. This heavy
pressure obviates the necessity of having fire engines to pump
from the mains, and the fire department of the town is composed
merely of four hose companies and a truck company.
A bird's-eye view of Alameda generally gives the beholder an
idea that its surface is perfectly flat, but this is far from being
the case. Throughout the entire length of the peninsula is a
ridge from which the ground gradually slopes to the water on
the north and south, this ridge at its highest point being twenty-
nine feet above high water. This fall creates an excellent
natural drainage, and to this fact may perhaps be charged the
failure to provide a proper system of sewerage for the town. At
the rate at which the population is increasing, it will soon be
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543
absolutely necessary to take decisive steps in this direction. Of
course, sewers have been constructed in the thickly settled por-
tions of the town, and these all run toward the north, leaving
that portion of the town south of the ridge above mentioned, in
a sewerless condition. An ordinance of the Board of Town
Trustees prohibits the discharge of sewage on the south side, in
order that the facilities there afforded for bathing may not be
disturbed. A main sewer, with laterals, will doubtless be built
to carry off the sewage matter to the deep waters of the bay.
Along the sandy beach on the south line of the town are scat-
tered numerous bathing establishments, of greater or less preten
sions, which, in their proper season, attract throngs of visitors
from neighboring cities, preference being given to Alameda on
account of the higher temperature of the water, which, in passing
over the sandy flats on the easterly side of the bay, receives a
certain amount of heat from the rays of the sun. The more fre-
quented of these places are provided with coffer-dams, in which
the water is impounded, thus affording the bather an opportunity
to sport in the aqueous fluid at lowest tide without parading
over the long stretch of beach left dry by the receding element.
Other establishments "point with pride" to the fact that they
have no dams, and their patrons must either wait the tide or
hunt the water. The principal bathing houses are located at the
westerly end of the town, and are conducted in an excellent
manner.
In the matter of traveling facilities, Alameda challenges the
world to produce a place so favored. From Park Street, the
business center of the town, horse-cars make half-hourly trips to
Broadway, in Oakland, a distance of four miles, charging a five-
cent fare. The Central Pacific Railroad makes thirty-one trips
daily, passing through Oakland to San Francisco; time, less than
forty minutes. The South Pacific Coast (narrow-gauge), run-
ning its boats by way of Alameda Point, with a branch from
that point to Oakland, makes seventeen trips a day in about
equal time. In addition to these local trains, the narrow-gauge
freight and passenger trains pass through the town on their way
to Santa Cruz and intermediate points, and the Central Pacific
runs a daily freight train for the accommodation of local tratfic.
The fare to San Francisco is fifteen cents for a single trip, but
commutation tickets are sold, which entitle the holder to one
round trip a day for one month. These tickets are sold at three
dollars, which brings the fare down to five cents a trip. This is
certainly low enough to suit the most exacting anti-monopolist,
but free rides are cheaper, and Alameda does a great deal of rid-
ing absolutely "without money and without price." These roads
charge no fare within the corporate limits of the town, and all
who feel so dispose;! may ride backward and forward, from
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Orde;
No. n Montgomery St.
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ALAMEDA.
station to station, at their own sweet will, commencing at 5 A. M.,
and stopping an hour after midnight. The Central Pacific has
within the town rive stations and about three miles of track.
These free-riding arrangements nonplus the stranger, but it is
"in the bond." The result of this system, naturally enough,
is that pedestrianism is below par in Alameda, and many of
her citizens will wait half an hour for a train rather than "foot
it" for halt' a mile. Another peculiar feature is that the town
is so shaped as to make it impossible to find any point, ex-
cept on the island, distant more than four blucks from a
station. At Alameda Point, a short distance south of, and
parallel with the training walls of the Oakland harbor, an
extensive and costly pier, with ferry slips and depot buildings,
is being constructed by the San Francisco and Colorado River
Railroad Company, a corporation recently organized and com-
posed of the men who direct the fortunes of the South Pacific
Coast road, and it is generally supposed that this point is to
be the terminus of a transcontinental system of narrow-gauge
railroads.
Alameda is essentially a residence town, and perhaps a majority
of its adult males are people whose interests lie in San Francisco,
but who prefer crossing the bay in a comfortable steamer, and
be whirled from the landing to their homes in roomy, well-
appointed trains, to taking a decidedly uncomfortable trip in
the horse-cars or over a coble line to the Western Addition
or the Mission hills. There is a charm about this ferry travel
which hardly exists elsewhere. Every passenger has plenty
of room — no pushing or crowding as in the street cars ; here
one meets his chosen circle at the same hour each day, and
the time consumed in the trip passes pleasantly away — and
then the everlasting verdure of
worth a trip across the bay,
racked with business cares, and
of scene to distract his attention,
intelligent and well-to-do, owning
the live oak trees alone is
to a man whose mind is
who needs an entire change
As a class, Alamedans are
their residences and being
able to keep them in good condition. In fact, the family that
lives in a rented house is the exception rather than the rule,
and this will, in a great measure, account for the handsome
appearance of the town.
Manufacturing establishments are offered special facilities
along the line of the bay shore in the way of cheap land and
shipping facilities, by water or by rail, which can hardl}' be
excelled in any town on the coast. So far, few have taken ad-
vantage of these facilities, there being but three places of the
kind in the town, namely, the works of the Pacific Coast Oil
Company, where native oils are prepared for illuminating pur-
poses, a borax refinery, controlled by William T. Coleman & Co.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
««o«>l> VVOKIt, LOU PB1CES. Dllirr,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BAKKER, a?J^Lsf)IYNTcEE, BERKELEY.
ALAMEDA.
545
of San Francisco, and Bennett's furniture factory. There is no
doubt that on the completion of the Oakland harbor improve-
ment, which will result in draining the marsh lands lying along
the northern line of the town, Alameda will have at least her
fair share of factories and workshops.
Alameda has a population of over 6,000, and ranks second in
the second county in the State. It was incorporated as a town
in 1872, and is conducted in the most economical manner. The
officers provided by its charter are as follows: A Board of
Trustees, consisting of live members, who serve without pay ; a
Board of Education, six members, whose services are also gratui-
tous: an Assessor, Treasurer, and Tax Collector, Surveyor and
Street Superintendent, Attorney and Clerk, Chief of Police, and
School Superintendent, the monthly pay of these officers aggre-
gating 8366. 65. During the ten years of the town's existence,
the municipal taxation has averaged 68 cents on each $100 of
valuation.
The School Department of the town is an object of pride to its
citizens, there being a high school, two grammar schools, and
four primaries, with about 1,000 pupils enrolled therein. In the
department thirty teachers are employed, at an aggregate
monthly cost of §2,000. In addition to the public schools there
is a convent, in charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame, and two
kindergarten schools.
In the matter of postal facilities, Alameda, though too small to
receive any benefit from the free-delivery system, is specially
favored, having within her borders two post-offices, "Alameda"
and "West End," the former being located at Park Street, the
latter at Webster Street, two miles distant. As a matter of
course, there is telegraphic and telephonic communication with
the outside world.
The intelligence of the people will certainly not be disputed
when it is known that three weekly papei's are here published,
namely, the Encinal, now in its fifteenth year, the Argus, in its
sixth year, and the Neivs, aged two and a half years. The free
Library and Reading Room is a flourishing institution, having
on its shelves about 3,400 books, with a monthly circulation of
1,250 volumes. It is well patronized by people of all condi-
tions in life, and appears to have a firm hold on the public favor.
In the way of public buildings may be named the Park Opera
House, owned by a joint stock company, having a seating
capacity of 600, Tucker's, Holtz's, and Harmonic Halls, and the
Odd Fellow's and Masonic Halls. Odd Fellow's Hall, a fine, two-
story building, costing about 86,000, was built by Encinal Lodge
of Odd Fellows, and occupies one of the most prominent corners
in town.
Fraternal societies here have a most healthv growth, there be-
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ALAMEDA.
ing three lodges of the A. O. U. W., two of the I. O. C. F., and
one each of F. and A. M., I. 0. O. F., K. of P., A. L. of H., K. of
H., i. 0. G. T.. and P. O. S. of A., and a post of the G. A. R.
Besides these societies, there are a numbpr of organizations of a
social, musical, and literary nature.
The various religious denominations are well represented, the
Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Baptists, Congregation-
alists, and Catholics, each having their own houses of worship,
various other sects holding services at divers times and places.
In conclusion, Alameda offers to those in search of a home,
unusual advantages, embracing good land at a moderate figure,
the purest and best of water, perfect natural drainage, excellent
schools, bountiful religious privileges, low taxation, a salubrious
climate, unequaled traveling facilities — in short, everything that
a reasonable person could ask, unless the lack of a cemetery
might be considered a drawback.
Abjohn William, laborer, res e s Broadway bet Central and En-
cinal aves
Ackley Ezra, carriagemaker, res w s Oak nr Alameda ave
Adair William, laborer, res 1530 Park
Adams Albert F, internal revenue broker (S F), res w s Paru bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Ad cock Robert, res e s Pearl nr Encinal ave
Adler Charles (W & I Steinhart & Co, S F), resNW cor Encinal
ave and Paru t
Adler Hannah Mrs, res w s Paru bet Alameda and Encinal aves
Adler Melville, clerk (S F), res NW cor Encinal ave and Paru
Adler Stella Miss, res cor Paru and Encinal ave
Ager James E, printer, res San Jose ave nr Oak
Ahlborn Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann, S F), res S W cor High
and Van Buren
Aicklev William C, carpenter, res 2043 Railroad ave
ALAMEDA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT, F Mandler proprie-
tor, 1529 Park
Alameda Baptist Church, Rev B F Rattray pastor, s s Santa
Clara ave bet Staunton and Benton
Alameda Branch Oakland Gas Light Co, Atlantic ave foot of
Union
Alameda Brewery, Henry Schuler propr, w s Third ave bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara aves
Alameda Building and Loan Association, C K Clark secretary,
Harmonie Hall
Alameda Council No 27, I O C F, Mrs L E Knowlton secretary,
Holtz Hall
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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Alameda Council No 492, A L of H, meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month, I O O F Building
"ALAMEDA" ENCINAL" (weekly, established September 16,
1869), Frederick K Krauth publisher and proprietor, Park
nr Lincoln ave
Alameda Free Library, Robert Kirk librarian, s s Santa Clara
ave nr Park
Alameda Garden Hotel, Charles Sturm propr, w s Prospect
bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Alameda Hall Association, proprs Park Opera House, George L
Wilson secretary, cor Pacific and Buena Vista ave
Alameda Harmonie, J H EickhofF secretary , Harmonie Hall
Alameda Gardens, Conrad Stolze proprietor, w s Prospect bet
Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Alameda High School, Josiah Keep principal, w s Santa Clara
ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Alameda Hotel, Alexander Johnson propr, w s Park bet Buena
Vista and Eagle ave
Alameda Lodge No 5, A 0 U W, meets Wednesday evening, I O
O F Building
Alameda Lodge No 49, K of P, C A Brown keeper of R & S, I O
O F Hall
Alameda Lodge No 470, I 0 G T, Miss Til lie C Arff secretary,
Masonic Hall
Alameda Lumber Co, J L Lewis agent, Park bet Pacific ave and
Buena Vista
Alameda Maennerchor, Theodore F Steinmetz secretary, Harmo-
nie Hall
ALAMEDA MARKET. Strong & Arff proprietors, 1525 Park
Alameda Verein, J H Eickhoff secretary, Harmonie Hall
ALAMEDA NURSERY. John Hunt proprietor, Pacific ave opp
Third ave
Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Street R R Co, Theodore Metz
president, cor Webster and Santa Clara ave
ALAMEDA PHARMACY, A J Greene proprietor, 1417 Park bet
Santa Clara and Central aves
Alameda Planing Mills, John A Boim proprietor, n s Encinal ave
nr Walnut
ALAMEDA POST OFFICE Arthur S Barber postmaster, s s
Santa Clara ave nr Park
Alameda School. Edward P Smith principal, s s Van Buren bet
Mound and Court
Alameda Town Hall, s s Webb ave bet Park and Everett
"ALAMEDA WEEKLY ARGUS." T D Daniels proprietor, 1510
Park
"ALAMEDA WEEKLY NEWS" O S Ingham publisher, w s Park
bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Schafer & Co.: EftXSS CLOTHING, X™
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San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWEKY, JSjftj-» *-S* ■
•or 5th & Kiikham Sts
548
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Wharf, west end Pacific ave
Albers August, oyster saloon (S F), res e s Hibbard bet Pacific
and Railroad aves
Alden Win H, sewing machines (S F), res s s Central ave nr
Walnut
Alder John M, butler, NW cor Versailles and Buena Vista aves
Alexander Charles M, traveling salesman (S F), res w s Schiller
bet Eagle and Buena Vista ave
Allan Winfred, bookkeeper (S F), res SW cor Morton and Santa
Clara aves
Allen Christopher M, res n s Taylor ave bet Webster and Third
aves
Allen George, carpenter, res n s Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Allen Isaac P, clerk Bank of California (S F), res s s Santa Clara
ave bet First aud Second ave
Allen V B mining, res n s Railroad ave bet Prospect and Mc-
Pherson
Allendorff Margaret Mrs, boarding, s s Central ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Alpers Edward, clerk, res Railroad ave nr Park
Altenberg P F H, cloakmaker (S F), res NE cor Railroad and
Third aves
Altwater David, miller, res e s Benton bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
American Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row, Park
Ames George S, engineer S P C R R, res e s Pearl bet Central
and Encinal aves
Ames Mary Mrs, res e s Park nr Central ave
Anderson B A, coachman with R R Thompson, res High nr Cen-
tral ave
Anderson Charles, seaman, res n s Alameda ave nr Park
Anderson George, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Anderson Gustave, laborer, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Anderson John, laborer, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Anderson John H, painter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Anderson Neils, shipping, res SW cor Post and Jefferson
Anderson Peter, clerk, res 1117 Park
Angel Anna E Miss, res s s Pacific ave bet Prospect and McPher-
son
Anthony Edwin R, bookkeeper C P R R, res n s Alameda bet
Paru and Grand
Anthony J B (J B Anthony & Co), res 1530 Park
ANTHONY J B & CO (J B' Anthony and Mrs J K Cruikshank),
proprietors Yosemite Hotel, 1530 Park
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY —
, I JM Geary St., San Francisco.
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rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association, l'huis furnished uiu houses built for CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
ALAMEDA.
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Anthony John A, res s s Central ave bet Paru and Grand
Anthony Mary L Miss, res Central ave bet Grand and Paru
Apell Alma, domestic, NE cor Pacific and Third aves
Apell Elmer Miss, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Apell P, carpenter, res e s Bay bet Railroad ami Santa Clara aves
Apell Severin, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co (Oakland),
res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Arada Joseph, teamster, res 15 Santa Clara ave
Arado Mary Miss, res NW cor Court ami Jackson
Arado Miguel, laborer, res NW cor Court and Jackson
Arana Mary, res e s Oak bet Buena Vista and Eagle aves
Arendt Edward D, upholsterer, res n s Eagle ave bet Park and
Everett
Arento Albert, mining engineer, res 3718 Santa Clara ave
ARFF FRED C (Strong & Arff), res 1525 Park
Arff Henry C, bookkeeper, res 1525 Park
Arflf Tillie Miss, dressmaker, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Armstrong C, cooper (S F), res w s Walnut bet Buena Vista and
Pacific aves
Armstrong Rose Miss, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Arnold Elbridge F, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Grand and Paru
Arnold Ella F Miss, res Santa Clara ave bet Grand and Paru
Arnold Frank W, salesman with Theo Green, res s s Santa Clara
ave bet Grand and Paru
Arnold Joseph, waiter, res 1529 Park
Artesian Block, e s Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves
ARTESIAN WATER WORKS. Dell Linderman superintendent,
Artesian Block, e s Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves
ARTESIAN WATER WORKS, R R Thompson proprietor, e s
High north of Lincoln ave
Arthur David B, moulder, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Ashler Lodge No 1G5, A O U W, meets Tuesday evenings, IOO
F Building
Ashley P Samuel J, painter, res n s Central ave nr Oak
Ash ton N G Mrs, principal Encinal School, res Alameda ave bet
Willow and Walnut
A^hton Samuel R, carpenter, res Bay View House
Aughinbaugh Gideon, res n s Central ave bet Webster and Third
ave
August Charles, employe Pacific Coast Oil Works, res n s Pacific
ave nr Bay
Avaro Rofoqua, laborer, res cor Willow and Railroad ave
Aver Isaac, gauger U S Internal Revenue (S F), res e s Willow
nr Railroad ave
VAKI 11(1 RRPU/PRY KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
UHnLHIlU DnLflLDl, Tdegraph Aveuue and Darant Street.
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Babson Seth, architect, res e s Grand bet Alameda and Encinal
aves
Bacon S E Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Baglieto Andrew, vegetable gardener, res w s Grand bet Buena
Vista and Eagle aves
Baglietto Henry, gardener with S Perata, res cor Buena Vista
ave and Grand
Baker J E, cashier First National Bank of Alameda and member
Board of Education, res n s Central ave bet Broadway and
Everett aves
Baker W, paper hanger, res w s Pearl bet Central and Encinal
aves
Bakker Reyer, master mariner, res NE cor Sherman and Santa
Clara aves
Balderamos Balentin, res SE cor Jefferson and High
Baldwin Ed, engineer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Baldwin Harry, liquor dealer, res s s Pacific ave bet Union and
Schiller
Baldwin William, res s s Alameda ave nr Park
Balker Charles, laborer, res cor Eagle ave and Wood
Ball John, janitor Encinal School, res s s Taylor ave bet Prospect
and McPherson
Ball William, proprietor Blanding Avenue Nursery, res SW cor
Blanding ave and Everett
Ballard A H, accountant Pacific Coast Oil Co
Ballard Irving T, manager Pacific Coast Oil Co, res San Fran-
cisco
Ballheimer Henry C, porter, res e s Third ave bet Central and
Taylor aves
Bamber Joseph J ( Wonder vich & Bamber), res SW cor Central
and Second ave
Band John, stevedore, res s s Railroad ave bet Walnut and Wil-
low
Bannerman John T, sawyer, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
Bannister Alfred, draughtsman (S F), res n s Eagle ave nr Park
Banta John H, United Painting Co, res w s Park ave bet San
Jose and Encinal aves
Barber Alfred S, bookkeeper Alameda Planing Mills, res SW cor
Santa Clara ave and Pearl
Barber Arthur T, bookkeeper with Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher,
res n s Jackson nr High
BARBER ARTHUR S postmaster, res SW cor Jackson and High
Barber Enos W, blacksmith, res e s High nr Central
Washing WKLL DOXKal VKKY LOW ICat.-s.
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Barber James B, deputy treasurer Alameda County, res n s Mo i-
roe bet Court and Fountain
Barclay John, blacksmith, res w s Pine bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Barcilles C Mrs, laundress with Bounemazou & Barcilles, res
1524 Park
BARCILLES P (Bonnemazou & Barcilles), res 1524 Park
Barker Frank A, wharfinger S P C R R, res w s High nr Jackson
Barkhaus Diedrich (F W and D Barkhaus, S F), res n s Central
ave nr Walnut
Barlow Susan Mrs, proprietress Loyal Oak Hotel, Park bet Pa-
cific and Railroad aves
Barnes Henry W, paints, oils, glass, and artists' materi us, 6 Park
Row, Park, res e s Regent bet N G R R and San Jose ave
Barnhart Christian, laborer, res e s Sherman bet Central
and Santa Clara aves
Barnum Seth L, produce, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Baroteau Alfred A, manager Grand Central Garden, cor Grand
and Railroad ave
Barry Thomas T, salesman with Levi, Strauss & Co(S F), res SW
cor Monroe and Court
Barthmann Chas, contractor, res s s Railroad ave bet Staunton
and Benton
Bartlett Columbus, attoi*ney-atdaw (S F), res w s St Charles bet
Kings ave and the Bay
Barton John, president Union Pacific Salt Co (S F), and member
Board of Education, res NW cor Broadway and Central ave
Barton P W, with W H Y Schenck and foreman Citizen Hook
and Ladder Co No 1, res NW cor Park ave and San Jose
ave
Barton Wm F, law student, res NW cor Central ave and Broad-
way
Baruhyte Maggie Miss, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Schiller
Batchelor Frank (Batchelor & Wylie, S F), res s s Central ave nr
Willow
Bateman Abe, mining, res n s Pacific ave bet Paru and Staunton
Bateman G W, res n s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Bates Leslie R, painter, res SE cor Clinton ave and Chestnut
Baugh Newton, salesman Independent Lumber Co, res SE cor
Walnut and Alameda ave
Baum Chas, res SE cor Morton and San Antonio ave
Bauman Emma Miss, res ns Encinal ave nr Willow
Bauten Nicholas J, res w s McPherson bet Santa Clara and Taylor
aves
Baxter Edward H, clerk (S F), res NE cor Central ave and
Benton
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St.
Washington Brewery, Rr&^T&jfo &I
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ALAMEDA.
Bay Farm Island School, Miss Jennie L Thorp teacher
Bay Farm Oyster Beds, Swanberg & West proprs (S F), Bay
Farm Island west of bridge
Bay View House, Mrs Kate Ruppert propr, Alameda Point,
Narrow Gauge Depot
Beadle Donald (Beadle & Co, S F), res w s College ave nr San
Jose ave
Beasley Thos D, draughtsman, res cor Hibbard and Pacific ave
Becanne John, proprietor Central Nursery, res n s Central ave nr
Walnut
Beck J A, conductor SPCRR
Beck Ludwig, clerk (S F), res SE cor St Charles and Santa Clara
ave
Becker Charles, laundry man Terrace Baths, res NE cor Eagle ave
and Wood
BECKMANN JOHN N> groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific ave
and Chestnut, res same
Beckmann Mary Miss, res NW cor Pacific ave and Chestnut
Beeching Robert, manager San Francisco Benevolent Society
(S F), res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Beeching Robert A, attorney-at-law (S F), res n s Santa Clara
ave nr Oak .
Behan Timothy, steward Park Hotel
Bell Jessie Mrs, res n s Encinal ave nr Oak
Bell John K (Morehead & Bell), res Oakland
Bellen Jos, laborer, res es Broadway bet Central and Encinal aves
Benedict Benajah, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Benn Ferdinand, carpenter, res w s Webster bet Eagle and Buena
Vista aves
Bennett Chas, foreman with Jas S Bennett, res Yosemite Hotel
Bennett Chas, laborer, res 1530 Park
Bennett Geo W, clerk (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave bet Benton
and Morton
Bennett James S, furniture factory, NE cor Walnut and Encinal
ave, res s s Encinal bet Walnut and Oak
Benscman Geo A, carpenter, res SE cor Walnut and Railroad ave
Benzing Frederick, paper carrier, res n s Railroad ave bet Union
and Minturn
Benzing John, paper carrier, res n s Railroad ave bet Union and
Minturn
Berggren August, consul Norway and Sweden (S F), ress s Pa-
cific ave bet Paru and Staunton
Bernardino S, candymaker, res e s Oak bet Buena Vista and
Eagle aves
Berry John, carpenter SPCRR, res Bay View House
Bertelson Otto, clerk with Lorentz Foard (S F), res SW cor Pa-
cific ave and Schiller
& F. LAUNBBY.
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33 Gteary St., S. F., an:. 862 Broadway, Oakland-
Jas L. Barker, ek Lion insurance Co., ^tai $4,000,000
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Bertholet Bernara, stone cutter, res w s Park bet Buena Vista
and Eagle ave
Berwick Alexander, moulder, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clai*a aves
Berwick Chas C, plumber, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Berwick David, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
Berwick David Jr, plumber, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Berwick Edward G, machinist, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Berwick Fred C, patternmaker, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Best John, office furniture (S F), res n s Clement ave bet Park
and Oak
Beston Maggie, domestic, n s Central nr Walnut
Betkowske John, laborer (S F), res e s Davenport bet Pine and
Spruce
Betten Wm, gunsmith, res e s Prospect bet Central and Taylor
aves
Bidleman E G, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Pearl and Broadway
Bierbrauer Carl, laborer, res e s Minturn bet Pacific and
Buena Vista aves
Bigelow Henry A, dairyman, res n s Railroad ave bet Benton
and Staunton
Bigwood Job, blacksmith, res NE cor Blanding and Oak
Binder Frederick, clerk with A J Green, res 1417 Park
Binken John, res 1117 Park
Bird Geo, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
BIRD GEORGE, proprietor Bird's Hotel and Bird's Pigeon Shooting
Grounds, n s Pacific ave bet William and Bay
Bird Harry, teamster, res Bird's Hotel
Bird Robert, laborer, res NE cor Santa Clara ave and Webster
Bird Robt H, boilermaker, res Bird's Hotel
BIRDS HOTEL. Geo Bird proprietor, n s Pacific ave bet William
and Bay
BIRDS PIGEON SHOOTING GROUNDS. Geo Bird proprietor,
Bird's Point foot Bay
Birkmaier Geo L, with W & J Sloane & Co (S F), res s s Santa
Clara ave nr Oak
Bishop Homer L. carpenter, res w s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Bishop M F, dentist, cor Park and Santa Clara aves, res 1516
Clement ave
Bissell Eugene, compositor, res n s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
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Bissell Geo R, bookkeeper (S F), res n s Alameda ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Bissell Lewis H, clerk (S F), res n s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Blake , bookkeeper (S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Schiller and
Union
Blake Henry, res s s Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Blamyer F M Miss, res NW cor San Antonio ave and Union
Blanchard F B, res s s Central ave nr Willow
Blanding Edward J, res w s Oak bet Buena Vista and Pacific
aves
Blanding Avenue Nursery, Win Ball prupr, cor Blanding and
Everett
Blume Rudolph, musician, res w s McPherson bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Blunn Edward, gardener, res NW cor Regent and Chester
Blunn James H, laborer, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Blunt Thomas, cooper, res s s San Antonio ave nr Willow
Blymann Edward, res n s Central ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Bodine G W, varnisher, res 1530 Park
Boehmer Fritz, groceries, cor Park and Santa Clara ave, res 1619
Central ave
Boehse Chas, wines and liquors, 1509 Webster
Bogard Eugene, res w s Willow bet Santa Clara and Central
aves
Boim Antone A, teamster Alameda Planing Mills, res n s Encinal
ave nr Walnut
Boim John A, propr Alameda Planing Mills, res n s Encinal ave
nr Walnut
Boim Thos D, engineer Alameda Planing Mill, Encinal ave nr
Walnut, res 1220 Oak
Bones John W, architect, res w s College ave nr Monroe
BONNEMAZOU J (Bonneniazou & Barcilles), res 1524 Park
BONNEMAZOU & BARCILLES (J Bonnemazou and P Barcilles),
proprietors French Laundry, 1524 Park
Bonneville Philias, clerk, res w s McPherson bet Central and
Taylor aves
Booker H E Mrs, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Booth Edwin B, bookkeeper, res n s Central ave bet Paru
and Grand
Borde Julien, boot crimper, res n s Railroad ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Borel F, porter with J Cassel (S F), res NW cor Sherman
and Pacific ave
Born Julius T, smelter, res s s Blanding ave bet Everett and
Broadway
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Bowen John, clerk with J J O'Brien & Co (S F), res n s Central
ave bet Prospect and Webster
Boyd Fannie A Miss, dressmaker, res w s Webster bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
Boyd John, saloon, n s Central ave bet Webster and Third ave
Boyle John J, carpenter, res n s Encinal ave, bet Willow and
Chestnut
Boynton Mary Mrs, wines and liquors, s s Central ave opp
Second ave
Boysen , employe with Mclntire, Abbey & Co, res n s Eagle
ave bet Oak and Park
Braden Oliver, brakernen S P C R R, res e s Bay bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Bradley John J, capitalist, res w s Park nr Clinton ave
Braley A M, watchman, res NE cor Buena Vista and Versailles
Brampton Frederick H, butcher, res n s Pacific ave bet Bay and!
Sherman
Brand A, secretary French Bank (S F), res n s Pacific ave bet'
Walnut and Oak
Brand Lucien (E.Meyer & Co, S F), res n s Pacific ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Brannon John, teamster, res s s Jackson nr Mound |
Braswell John, track walker C P R R, res s s Blanding ave nr
Park
Brehaut D S, carpenter with A C Gilbert & Co, res SE cor Santa
Clara and Everett
Bremer Chris, res s s Railroad ave bet Webster and Third ave
Bremer Herman, res s s Santa Clara ave bet McPherson and
Piospect
Bremer Herman J, hatter (S F), res s s King bet St Charles and
Christiana
Brendlin August, bakery and coffee saloon, 1421 Park
Brennan M, carpenter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Brewster E L Mrs, res NE cor Central ave and Union
Brick John G, collector (S F), res n s San Antonio ave nr Oak
Briggs A G, bookkeeper, res s s Central ave nr Park
Briggs H H, attorney-at-law (S F), res s s Central ave nr Park
Briggs M C Rev, pastor M E Church, SW cor Park and Central
ave, res s s Central ave nr Park
Brink Fred, teamster, res s s Railroad ave bet Bay and
McPherson
Brink William, dairy, res s s Railroad ave bet Bay and
McPherson
Bristoe Barry, res a s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Britt George, clerk, res NE cor Webster and Central ave
Britt Patrick, propr Britt's Hotel, NE cor Webster and Central
ave
Schafer & Co.:
Hen's, I Joys'
and Y'onths'
CLOTHING.
£££S£ San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
WrKlf rman n A Co., ProprB,
ii. w. :::.. 5th a kibkhak stesets.
556
ALAMEDA.
Britt's Hotel, P Britt propr, NE cor Webster and Central ave
Brock Christian C, clerk, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Brock Johannah M Mrs, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Brock John C. bookkeeper, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Brockstead C, milkman, res e s High north of Lincoln ave
Brogan Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and Railroad
ave, res e s Park bet Eagle and Clement aves
Broili E, canvasser, res nr SW cor Blanding ave and Park
Bronson Caleb W, physician, office 3 Park Row, res e s Versailles
nr San Jose ave
Brooks Lou pie Mrs, res n s Central ave nr McPherson
B rower Mary, domestic, 3718 Santa Clara ave
Brower William M, milk ranch, foot of Willow, res n s Pacific
ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Brown Andrew, clerk, res n s San Jose ave nr Oak
Brown Andrew A, commission merchant, res n s San Jose ave nr
Oak
Brown Charles W, bookkeeper, res n s San Jose ave nr Oak
Brown Cyrus A, carpenter, res s s Central ave nr Willow
Brown Edward, insurance agent (S F), res SE cor Pacific ave
and Paru
Brown George H, res 3717 Santa Clara ave
Brown James B, drugs, res SE cor Santa Clara ave and Webster
Brown John K, captain steamer Oakland, res s s Santa Clara ave
nr Walnut
Brown John Silva, vegetable garden, res w s Post south of
Jefferson
Brown Nels E, seaman, res e s McPherson bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Brown Sarah E Mrs, res w s Park nr Clinton
Brown Win, laborer, res Christiana nr Kings ave
Brown Win S, machinist, res n s Central ave bet Second and
Third aves
Brunet Louis N, res NE cor Santa Clara ave and Staunton
Bruns Diedrich, restaurant, 1535 Park,*res Alameda Hotel
Bruns John H, liquor saloon (S F), res n s Railroad ave bet Hib-
bard and Paru
Biyan Wm E, real estate, res w s Third ave bet Railroad and
Pacific aves
Rryden Walter, teamster, res n s Railroad ave bet Park and Oak
Buckelew M S, reporter Bradstreet's Mercantile Agency (S F),
res SW cor Eagle and Railroad aves
Bullen Henry M, res SE cor San Antonio ave and Willow
Burge J A Mrs, superintendent Porter School, res NW cor Ninth
and Washington
Burgner Augustus J, carpenter, res w s Willow, bet Santa Clara
and Central aves
ST lAIINnftV WAKJIIXW l»OM. AT MIIORT \OTI< K.
. !". LAUIlUfl ! . Office, »3 Ge:uy St., 3. F„ and wore Broadway, Oakland.
J^lh^Al^ -Agent Hartford Insurance Co., ^itai, $4,500,000
ALAMEDA.
Bums Eliza Mrs, res e s Park bet San Jose and Encinal aves
Burns Henry, boots and shoes, NW cor Park and Alameda aves,
res cor Broadway and San Jose ave
Burt Carrie Mrs, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Paru and Grand
Busehman Herman, engineer, res s s Clinton nr Willow-
Butler L Mrs, res w s Oak bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Byler Wm P, machinist Pacific Coast Oil Works, res 1012 Web-
ster
Bynor A A, printer, res s s Clement ave bet Oak and Park
Byrne John T, advertising agent, res s s Taylor ave bet First and
Second aves
Cabral Alexander, shoemaker, res s s Alameda ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Caloma Jose, gardener, res SW cor High and Lincoln ave
Campbell Isaac, carriage trimmer, res NW cor Sherman and
Buena Vista ave
Campbell Win W, res e s Morton between Central and Santa
Clara aves
Campe John, res n s Taylor ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Canfield Rufus J, assistant secretary Produce Exchange (S F), res
SW cor Morton and Santa Clara ave
CANTUS GEORGE, proprietor Schuetzen Park, s s Central ave
bet McPherson and Prospect, res S F
Cardinet Emil H, poultry dealer, res n s Central ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Carlson Charles F, policeman, res Alameda ave bet Park and
Oak
Carlson David, waiter Park Hotel
Carlson S A, saloon keeper (S F), res n s Santa Clara ave bet
Second and Third aves
Carpentier Alphonse, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Carr Marv A, domestic, e s Park ave bet San Jose ave and the
Bay'
Carsten Frederick, res n s Pacific ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Carstens Peter, gardener, res SE cor Everett and Railroad ave
Carter , res 1530 Park
Carvill Anion D, res e s Oak nr Alameda ave
Casanelli Mary Miss, laundress with Bonnemazou & Barcilles,
res 1524 Park
Caster James L, compositor, res e s Staunton bet Santa Clara and
Railroad aves
Casaville Mary Miss, employe French Laundry, res 1524 Park
Catarmol Louis, res e s McPherson bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KKAMM «St lUEVKS, Proprietor*, for.
Telegrapb Avenue and Uuraiit (Street.
MM& ™5K S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
558
ALAMEDA.
Caton George (David & Co), res S F
Cavanaugh Catharine Mrs, res s s Clinton ave nr Willow
Cavanaugh Mary J Miss, res s s Clinton ave nr Willow
Cave August, marble cutter, res e s McPherson nr Central ave
Cellarius Charles (Thos Taylor & Co, S F), res NE cor Santa
Clara ave and Paru
Central Hose Co No 3, George Lovegrove foreman, Santa Clara
ave bet Sherman and Morton
Central Market, Schuthe & Combs proprs, Park bet Central
and Santa Clara aves
Central Nursery, J Becanne propr, n s Central ave nr Walnut
Chandler T H, coffee, tea, spices, etc (S F), res w s Broadway
nr Buena Vista ave
Chaplin James, expert accountant, res w s Willow bet Alameda
and Encinal aves
Chapman Herbert, machinehand with E A Stockton (S F), res
s s Eagle ave bet Wood and Chapin
Chapman Isaac N, superintendent of streets, office Town Hall,
res cor Walnut and Buena Vista
Chappel Scott R, traveling auditor C P R R, res s s Central ave bet
Paru and Grand
Chase Charles J, stevedore (S F), res s s Central ave bet First
and Second aves
Chase George W, chicken raiser, res n s San Jose ave nr Walnut
Cheminant Alexis S, accountant with William Letts Oliver
(S F), res SW cor Pacific ave and Park
Cheney F M, farmer, res w s Pearl bet Encinal and San Jose
aves
Cheney Margaret Miss, res w s Pearl bet Encinal and San Jose
aves
Cheney Stephen G, clerk with Felix Marcuse, res SE cor Morton
and Pacific ave
Chinese Mission School, Mrs E L Wilson missionary, w s Oak nr
Buena Vista
Chipman Sheridan, student, res Weber south of Kings ave
Chipman William F, postal clerk Railway Mail Service (S F),
res e s Weber nr the Bay
Chisholm David F, special policeman, res e s Paru bet Encinal
and San Jose aves
Christensen Annie, domestic, n s Santa Clara ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Christensen C, grocer, res SE cor Monroe and High
Christensen Carl E T, cooper, res e s Sherman bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Christiansen Charles, carpenter, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Walnut
Christiansen E, fireman S P C R R
Christiansen Peter, carpenter, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing well woxEatvEitv low Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS ™^-%K.'.£r-
A I AMEDA.
Christ Church, Rev A T Perkins pastor, cor Oak and Santa
Clara ave
Citizen Hook and Ladder Co No 1, P W Barton foreman, Town
Hall
City Superintendent of Schools, D J Sullivan, office Alameda
High School Building
Claassen John, manager Schuetzen Park, s s Central ave bet
McPherson and Prospect
Clark Joseph W (Clark & Byler), res n s Santa Clara ave bet
Webster and Third ave
Clark R Frank, entiy clerk U S Custom House (S F), res s s
Alameda ave bet Union and Grand
Clark William, contractor and builder, res n s Taylor ave bet
First and Second ave
Clark William H, adjuster scales U S Mint (S F), res e s Park
bet Encinal and San Jose aves
Clark & Byler (Joseph W Clark and W P Byler), real estate and
insurance, 1513 Webster
Clarke E H, traveling agent with C Wise, res NW cor Buena
Vista and Oak
Clarke George B, engineer S P C R R, res n s Monroe nr Fount
ain
Clarke M Mrs, res ss Pacific ave bet Walnut and Willow
Clan-age Edward D, sewing machines (S F), res n s Central ave
nr Walnut
Clarrage Lena G Miss, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Claussen Harry, bookkeeper with Starr & Co (S F), res n s Pa-
cific ave bet Chestnut and Lafayette
Clawiter Edward, tanner, res n s Central ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Clement A Miss, res s s Eagle ave bet Park and Everett
Clement E C Miss, res s a Eagle ave bet Park and Everett
Clement Geraldine Mrs, assistant Porter Grammar School, res s s
Eagle ave bet Park and Everett
Cleveland Asaph, farmer and fruit raiser, res Bay Farm Island
Clewed M A Mrs, res e s Grand bet Clinton and San Jose aves
Codington C P, bookkeeper C P R R, res w s Pearl bet Central
and Encinal aves
Coffee M H (Coffee & Co), res Oakland
Coffee & Co (M Cohen, D Goldstein and M H Coffee), SE cor
Webb ave and Park
Coffin C W. printer with A L Bancroft & Co (S F),res n s Eagle
ave bet Everett and Broadway
Coffin W H, clerk C P R R, res n s Eagle ave bet Everett and
Broadway
Cogswell J B, contractor and builder, res e s Park ave bet Enci-
nal and Central aves
No. 11 Montgomery St.
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Schafer & Co.: Pine Custom Clothing to Order
Washington Breivery^
Weatermann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COE. 5th 4 EIEIHAM STEZETS.
5 GO
ALAMEDA.
Cohen Alfred A, attorney-at-law (S F), res NE cor Versailles
and Buena Vista aves
Cohen A H Miss, assistant Porter School, res n s Santa Clara ave
nr Prospect
Cohen Alexander A, res n s Santa Clara ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Cohen Edgar, with James Costigan, res NE cor Buena Vista and
Versailles aves
Cohen M (Coffee & Co), res SE cor Webb ave and Park
Cohen Maud G Miss, music teacher, res n s Santa Clara ave bet
McPherson and Prospect
Cohen Minnie Miss, assistant West School, res S F
Cohen William, with A A Cohen, res NE cor Buena Vista and
Versailles aves
Culby Hubbard, assistant storekeeper, Custom House (S F) res
NE cor Walnut and San Antonio
Coldwell Sophronia Miss, res s s Central ave nr Walnut
Cole L L, carpenter, res e s Broadway bet Central and Encinal
Cole William, laborer S P C R R, res e s High south of Jefferson
Collie Thompson, master mariner, res n s Alameda ave nr Park
Collier R H, commercial traveler with A L Bancroft & Co, res
SE cor First and Taylor aves
Collin Dezire, laundry, res s s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Collin S Mrs, ress s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Collins Jas, carpenter and builder, res Park ave nr Encinal ave
Collins J L, carpenter and builder, res Park Hotel
Collopy Michael, sectionman S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Coleman Nicholas Jerome, mining, res n s San Jose ave nr Oak
Combs Abbie Mrs, res NE cor Oak and Bank
Combs Burton E (Scheithe & Combs), res NE cor Bank and Oak
Combs Cora Miss, res NE cor Oak and Bank
Combs George, clerk with P A Dean, res. NE cor Oak ami Bank
Comte Augustus Jr, attorney-at-law (S F), res NE cor Schiller
and Buena Vista ave
Conant Benjamin H, res 1314 Park
Conant B H Mrs, dressmaking, res 1314 Park
Congregational Church, Rev George Morris pastor, s s Central
bet Grand and Union
Conley Patrick, sectionman S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Conners Harry E, res e s McPherson nr Centennial ave
Connoly M, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Conrad John, carpenter and foreman Whid len Hose Co No 2, res
n s Central ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Consedine James, section foreman C P R R, res NE cor Oak and
Encinal ave
Continental Fire Insurance Co, A 0 Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row, Park
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ALAMEDA.
561
Conway Hanuah, domestic, NE cor Versailles and Buena Vista
aves
Conway Michael, laborer C P R R, res e s Park bet Encinal and
San Jose aves
Conway Thomas, laborer, res s s Alameda ave bet Chestnut and
Willow
Cook Alexander, res NE cor Oak and Alameda ave
Cook James, chief of police, office Town Hall, res 1630 Webb ave
Cook Napoleon B, carpenter, res S\V cor High and Central ave
Cooke Robert, propr Sandy Beach Sea Baths, res s s Central
ave bet First and Second aves
Cooper Alexander B, res end of Versailles ave
Copeland Lizzie M Miss, res 1721 Alameda ave
Corbett John J, restaurant Terrace Baths, res SW cor Central
and Third aves
Cords David A, commission merchant (S F), res n s Alameda ave
bet Paru and Grand
Corey J H, contractor, res 1530 Park
Cornell Anson F, clerk S P R R (S F), res n s Alameda ave bet
Willow and Chestnut
Cory Benjamin F, brickmason, res nr NE cor Everett and Clem-
ent ave
Cory James Franklin, printer with George Spaulding & Co
(S F), res NE cor Everett and Clement ave
Cory Lincoln V, printer with George Spaulding (S F), res NE
cor Everett and Clement ave
Cosgrove Win, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Costa Albert, bell boy Park Hotel
Cotrel Thomas Jr, commission merchant (S F), res s s San Jose
ave nr Willow
Cotton Henry W, carpenter, res SW cor Encinal ave and Walnut
Cottrell Sarah, domestic, NE cor Alameda ave and Willow
Couturon A Mrs, res n s Clement ave bet Oak and Park
Couturon Alfred, porter with A Vignier (S F), res n s Clement
ave bet Oak and Park
Couturon J B, porter with A Vigni-r, res n s Clement ave bet
Oaj< and Park
Cox J P Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet Grand and Paru
Cran James, teller Bank of British North America (S F), res NW
cor Willow and Railroad ave
Crist Henry P, res s s Central ave nr Broadway
Crittenden S S Miss, res NW cor Santa Clara ave and Union
Crockett Robert, attorney -at -law (S F), res w a Grand bet Santa
Clara and Railroad aves
Cron Wm, butcher, cor Park and Alameda ave, res Brooklyn
Cropley Simmons, employe Harmony Borax Works, res (i()7
Webster
OAKLAND BREWERY,
Kit Aim 4k DIEVKS, Proprietor*). Cor
Telegraph Vvcnn* and Durant Street-
36
Moreiti & Trezzini,^i3SSf.' Fresco & Decorative Artists
562
ALAMEDA.
CROSBY ELISHA 0> justice of peace and attorney-at-law, Park
opp Pacific ave, res w s Foley bet Railroad and Buena Vista
aves
Crosell Teresa Mrs, res SE cor Santa Clara ave and Staunton
Crowe Herbert (Martin & Crowe), res Park opp C P R R Depot
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Oil Works, res SW cor Mound
and Jackson
Crozer Enoch, patternmaker, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Crozier Robert, compositor, res Bay Farm Island
Cruikshank J K Mrs (J B Anthony & Co), res Yosemite Hotel
Cruz Antonio, laborer, res e s McPherson bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Culleanneen Jerry, res e s Oak nr Clinton ave
Cunningham Peter, architect Oakland Planing Mills, res SE cor
Pearl and Santa Clara ave
Cunningham T J, res n s Pacific ave bet Webster and Third ave
Currin M A Miss, res 1310 Park
Curtis John H, machinist, res Oakland
Curvey John, res NE cor Everett and Central ave
Cutlar Roger, dentist (S F), res NE cor Clinton ave and Chestnut
D
Dames Wm W (Dames & Butler, S F), res s s Central ave bet
Paru and Benton
Damon Chas W, teamster, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Daniels Benj, res SE cor Monroe and Mound
DANIELS T G> proprietor Alameda Weekly Argus, 1510 Park
Daniels Wm T, clerk, res SE cor Monroe and Mound
Darneal Harvey, reporter Superior Court Department (S F), res
NW cor Grand and Clinton ave
Darvin Val, sectionman S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Davenport Matthew, real estate, res n s Pacific ave opp First
ave
Davey M W Mrs, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
David John (David & Co), res 1514 Park
David & Co (John David and Geo Caton), tailors, 1514 Park
Davis Ada Miss, res w s Staunton bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
Davis Manuel, laborer, res n s Central ave nr McPherson
Davis T H, conductor S P C R R, res NE cor Court and Van
Buren
Davis T L, fireman S P C R R, res Bay View House
Dawson Geo, saloon keeper (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave nr
Willow
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Dawson J W, architect, res s s Buena Vista ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Dean Harry, clerk with P A Dean, res n s Eagle ave bet Park
and Oak
Dean Peter A, groceries and provisions, NW cor Park and
Central ave, res n s Eagle ave bet Oak and Park
Deas Henry, mining (S F), res NW cor San Antonio ave and
Union
DeFremery Herman S, Custom House broker (S F), res NW cor
Morton and Santa Clara ave
Delaney Mary Mrs, wines and liquors, s s Central ave opp Second
ave
Delanoy Fred N, res NE cor Central ave and Union
Dement E A Mrs, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Demerest Emma S Mrs, res w s Morton bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
DeNett Louis, carpenter, res SW cor Cottage and Santa Clara
ave
Denis Delphine Mrs, res n s Central ave bet Webster and Third
ave
Denis G B, res n s Central ave bet Webster and Third ave
DeNise J H, miner, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Everett and
Broadway
Denke August R, carpenter and builder, res 1513 Webster
Deppin D Mrs. res s s Central ave bet Grand and Union
DERBY AUGUSTUS B (E M Derby & Co), res s s Fourteenth nrj
Julia, Fruit Vale
DERBY E M & CO (Geo H Payne, O E and A B Derby),
lumber dealers Alameda Wharf and Lincoln ave nr Park,
opp C P R R Depot, office 226 Clay (S F)
DERBY OSCAR E (E M Derby & Co), res s s Fourteenth nr
Julia, Fruit Vale
Dickinson P T, res w s Willow bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
Dickson John, lumber accountant, res e s Sherman bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
Diehl Conrad, agent San Francisco Call, res NW cor Buena Vista
ave and Minturn
Dietz E L Miss, proprietress Sunny Cove Baths, res Central ave
bet First and Second aves
Dietz Louise Mrs, res s s Central ave bet First and Second aves
Dietz Mary A, proprietress Sunny Cove Baths, res Central ave
bet First and Second ave
Dietz Walter F, assistant Sunny Cove Baths, res s s Central ave
bet First and Second aves
Dilling Henry, master mariner, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Bay
and St Charles
Schafer & Co.: SftJ&ff CLOTHING/
Wont-
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We.steriuann 4k. Co.. Proprs.,
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564
ALAMEDA.
Dimmill J S, master mariner, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Bay
and Sherman
Dingman Wm, gardener, res NW cor Central ave and Broadway
Dirkin James, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Dirkin John, section boss S P C R R, res Bay View House
Dissoway Henry P, mate U S tug Favorite, res w s Park bet San
Jose and Encinal aves
District Telephone and Telegraph Office, C B Elbe agent, 1508
Park
Ditmarr Chas, liquor saloon, 1511 Park
Ditmarr Chas, musician, res 15071 Park
Dodge Arthur B, wood engraver (S F), res e s Weber nr the Bay
Dodge David F, res e s Weber nr the Bay
Dodge David F Jr, artist (S F), res e s Weber nr the Bay
Dodge Edward J, lumber (S F), res NE cor Alameda ave and
Chestnut
Doe Stephen Rev, author, res foot of Oak
Dohrmann Frederick W (B Nathan & Co, S F), res n s Alameda
ave bet Union and Lafayette
Donoly Daniel, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Donzel Alice A Mrs, res e s Morton bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
Donzel David, clerk, res e s Morton bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
Donzel John D, bookkeeper, res e s Morton bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Doolittle J H, clerk with Ira R Doolittle, res Park Hotel
Douglass James H, pilot U S Revenue Marine Service, res w s
Park ave bet Encinal and Central aves
Dourneau Chas, painter, rese s High south of Jefferson
Downs L W S, clerk Spring Valley Water Co (S F), res e s Regent
bet San Jose ave and the Bay
Doyle Catharine F Mrs, res n s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Doyle Thos W, bookkeeper (S F), res n s Taylor ave, nr St
Charles
Drum Patrick, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Dubbs Edward J, bookkeeper Pacific Coast Oil Co, res Park
Hotel
Dubb* W S, chief engineer Pacific Coast Oil Works, res Park
Hotel
Dudley Waldo, res w s Oak nr Buena Vista ave
Duftie Christopher W, carpenter, res n s Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Duffy Martin, sectionman S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Duinont Chas, cook Park Hotel
Dunlevy Patrick, laborer, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Dunn Samuel, fireman S P C RR, res Bay View House
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offlees,
i 88 Geary St., San Francisco.
1 »«« BrOuUwuj , Aaklaud.
*AMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Mant^ei for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association. Plans furnished ana houses built for CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
ALAMEDA.
565
Dunn Wm A, conductor S P C R R, res Bay View House
Dunning E B, paints: oils, etc, 1512 Park, res 1523 Santa Clara
ave
Duramos Christian, dairyman with W N Brown, res foot Willow
D rarte Manuel K, laborer, res Bay Farm Island
Durein John, boots and shoes, 1505 Park
Durken Ed, foreman section man S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Durken James, section man S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Durning Geo Y, boot cutter, res n s Encinal ave bet Grand and
Patu
Dutcher Robert B, bartender Newport Swimming Baths, res SW
cor Central and First aves
Dwight Geo G, millwright, res Pine bet Davenport and Kellogg
Dwinelle L E Mrs, res e s Weber nr the Bay
Earl John H, res n s Webb ave nr Everett
Eaton James F, tinsmith Pacific Coast Oil Works, res s s Central
ave bet First and Second aves
Ebeling Christ, bottler, ress s Railroad ave bet Sherman and Bay
Edson Clinton A (Haley & Edson), and town trustee, res NW cor
Grand and San Antonio ave
Edwards Chas, res n a Railroad ave bet Park and Oak
Edwards Geo W, wood turner (S F), res s s Eagle ave bet Wood
and Chapin
Edwards John, liquor saloon, n s Central ave nr Third ave
Eggers Bertha K M, res NE cor Walnut and Santa Clara ave
Eggers John H, butcher, 1423 Park, res n s Santa Clara ave bet
Everett and Broadway
Eggers Wm, plumber, res NE cor Walnut and Santa Clara ave
EickhofF J Henry, vice-principal Alameda High School, res w s
Broadway bet Lincoln and Buena Vista
Eimer August C, pianist anrl composer and director Handel and
Haydn Society (S F), res n s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Elbe C B, druggist, 1508 Park, res same
Elder Wm J (Elder & Dobbie, S F), res n s Encinal nr Walnut
Elford Richard H, carpenter, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Ever-
ett and Broadway
Elleau Hippolite, jeweler (S F), res cor Central ave and Broadway
Ellery Epes, real estate, res NE cor Santa Clara ave and Morton
Elliott Washington, music teacher, res n s Alameda ave bet
Willow and Chestnut
Ellis Walter G, manufacturing jeweler (Oakland), res n s Rail-
road ave bet St Charles and Chapin
Ellsworth John, town attorney, office Town Hall, res n s Santa
Clara ave nr Park
OAKLANJ BREWERY.
KK4MM A DIEVES, Proprietory I or,
T. legranh Avenue o.nd Dumut 4tni t.
Moretti & Trezzini.si^JSBif: Fresco & Decorative Artists
566
ALAMEDA.
Elwood Matt, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
Emery E S Mrs, res s s Clinton ave nr Willow
Empire Soda Works, Weiss & Co proprs, n s Blanding ave bet
Park and Oak
Encinal Council No 46, I 0 C F, Mrs E B Farrington secretary,
Masonic Hall
Encinal Gardens, Phil Sieben propr, SW cor Railroad ave nr
Park
Encinal Livery Stable, John H Smith propr, Encinal ave bet
Oak and Park
Encinal Lumber Yard, Renton, Holmes & Co proprs, NW cor
Oak and Encinal ave
Encinal Nurserj', George Rosmarin propr, NW cor Central ave
and Bay
Encinal School, Mrs N G Ashton principal, NW cor Santa Clara
ave and Bay
Enos Antone, cabinetmaker, res Oakland
Ensign Charlotte Mrs, res w s Park nr Clinton ave
Ephraim Barney, finisher Bennett's Furniture Factory, res S F
Episcopal Church, Alfred T Perkins pastor, cor Oak and Santa
Clara ave
Erickson Harry, laborer, res NE cor Santa Clara ave and Web-
ster
Ernest August, laborer, res e s Broadway bet Encinal and Cen-
tral aves
Ernst Charlotte L Miss, music teacher, res Railroad ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Ernst Hermann, bookkeeper with Feldman & Co (S F), res e s
Park bet Central and Encinal aves
Ernst Johannah Mrs, res n s Railroad ave bet Oak and Walnut
Ernst Julius, clerk with F Bohmer, res n s Railroad ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Ernst Thomas, harnessm 'ker, res n s Railroad ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Esterly Robert G, turning and band sawing, Santa Clara ave nr
Park
Evans John T, assayer, res w s Webster bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Everett Charles, clerk, res s s San Jose ave nr Oak
Everett Edward, machinist, res San Jose ave nr Oak
Everett E P, commission merchant, res s s San Jose ave nr Oak
Ewer William D (W D Ewer & Co, S F), res n s Alameda ave
bet Union and Lafayette
Ewing Richard, clerk with F Marcuse, res SE cor Railroad ave
and Sherman
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Wash in- WILL
Office, 33 Geary St.,
IM>\Kut VKRV LOW llatt's.
S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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Fabens George C, claim adjuster C P R R, res n s Santa Clara
ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Fairburn Nettie, domestic, s s Central ave nr Willow
Falck Adolph C, bookkeeper (S F), res 3709 Santa Clara ave
Falconer Robert S, bookkeeper (S F), res e s Sherman bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara aves
Farrell , carpenter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Farris John R, master mariner, res SW cor Prospect and Rail-
road ave
Fassking House, Railroad ave bet Grand and Union
Fassking Louis, res s s Pacific ave bet Chestnut and Lafayette
Fassking Louis Jr, res cor Park and Bank
Fellner Robert, res SW cor Buena Vista ave and Lafayette
Felton C N, president Pacific Coast Oil Co, res Menlo Park
Feno E F, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Park and Oak
Fernandez B Mrs, teacher of Spanish, res s s Central ave bet
Grand and LTnion
Fernandez Hornita Miss, res Central ave bet Grand and Union
Ferris F, brakeman S P C R R
Fiala John T, civil engineer, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Union
and Grand
Figg Alvin P, res NE cor Union and Alameda ave
Figg Edward J, res NE cor Union and Alameda ave
Fike Lizzie Miss, res n s Eagle ave bet Park and Everett
Fillebrown A M Mrs, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Fillebrown Thornton R, civil engineer, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Finley John B, porter, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Finn Mary Miss, laundress, res Park Hotel
Finnigan Dennis, teamster, res n s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Firnbach Morris, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Park
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Conrad Liese president, J E Baker
cashier, NW cor Bank and Park „
First Presbyterian Church, Rev R L Tabor pastor, NW cor Ver
sailles and Central aves
FISCHER CHARLES F> plumbing and gasfitting, 2 Smith's
Block, Park, res Hibbard bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Fischer J, propr Liberty Bakery (S F), res n s Railroad ave
bet Oak and Walnut
Fish Sherman J, carpenter, res NE cor Webster and Santa
Clara ave
Fisher Berton L, butcher Central Market, res n s Webb ave bet
Park and Everett
Co.: rirs Custom Chthins to Order, "&
Wo. 11 Montgomery St.
■ rnwoiac*.
Washington Brewery, WrSS^SYSfiSi 555SS-
568
ALAMEDA.
m
Fisher Frank H, emplove U S Mint (S F), res s s Central ave nr
Willow
Fisher Samuel, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Cottage and Staunton
Fisher Watson T, employe U S Mint (S F), res n s Webb ave bet
Park and Everett
Fitch M A Mrs, res NW cor Railroad ave and Morton
Fitch Quincy A; res NW cor Railroad ave and Morton
Fitch Wallace B, res NW cor Railroad ave and Morton
Fitzgerald Morris, bridge tender, res foot of Peach
Fitzpatrick Mary Miss, assistant West End School, res n s Cen-
tral ave bet Oak and Walnut
Fjord Lorentz, ship chandler (S F), res NE cor Pacific ave and
Union
Flanders Elzada Mrs, res s s Clinton ave nr Willow
Flannery James, teamster, res cor Santa Clara ave and Webster
Fletcher Isaac D, teamster, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Park and
Oak
Fletcher Nettie T Miss, assistant Alameda High School, res e s
Park bet Alameda and Encinal aves
Fletcher Win, teamster, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Park and
Oak
Flicourt Edward, barber, res SE cor Park and San Jose aves
Florence Barbara Miss, clerk post-office, res cor High and Jackson
Floyd Thos W, res w s Grand bet Clinton and San Jose aves
Flynn Wm G, real estate agent, res NW cor Webster and Rail-
road ave
Foard Lorentz, ship chandler (S F), res NE cor Pacific ave and
Union
Folc Julia, domestic, NW cor Grand and Clinton ave
Foley Kern, gardener, res w s First ave bet Pacific and Central
aves
Forbes James A Jr, Spanish interpreter, res e s Sherman bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Ford Thos, res Gamba House
Forde Wm C, printer Evening Post (S F), res SE cor Chapin and
Eagle ave
Fardham Wm, news agent, res SW cor Grand and Pacific ave
Forsse B P, tailor, res e s Walnut nr Railroad ave
Fortinann Henry, res s s Taylor ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Forts Joseph, farmer with P Britt, res Taylor ave bet Webster
and Third ave
Fossing J C, groceries, fruit and produce, Artesian Block, e s
Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves, res w s Pine bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Foster Chaa, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Webster and Third ave
Foster Chas H, carpenter, res cor Pacific ave and Oak
Foster Captain, master mariner, res 1316 Park
"1 TH T .1 T"n>TY'i>D'\7 <>»OI) WORK, LOW PltKr.. Office,
\ r . h±t «- Si * ~- - • £3 Cbary St, S. F., oad SG2 Eroadwaj, Oakland.
Jas L. Barker,rs? Lion Insurance Co., capital. $4,000,000
569
ALAMEDA.
Foster C H, carpenter, res cor Pacific ave and Oak
Foster Geo J (G J Foster & Co), res 1533 Park
Foster G J & Co (G J Foster), candy and stationery, 1533 Park
Fowler Gilbert C, coal (S F), res n s Central ave bet Benton and
Cottage
Fox Geo, farmer, res e s Broadway bet San Jose and Clinton ave
Fox Julius, rake manufacturer, res w s Benton bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Fox Sarah, domestic, NW cor Central ave and Cottage
Francis G M, physician, res 1530 Park
Francis Wm F, hostler with Martin & Crowe, res Park opp C P
R R Depot
Francis John, lumberman with E M Derby & Co, res Alameda
Wharf
Frank Andrew, liquor saloon, 1117 Park
Frank Jacob J, paper dealer (S F), res s s Central ave bet Weber
and McPherson
Frank Samuel, stock broker (S F), res n s Santa Clara ave bet
Grand and Paru
Fraser Duncan A, res NE cor Willow and Santa Clara aves
Fraser Lewis C, clerk, res w s Oak nr Alameda ave
Fratas Manuel, dairyman with W M Brower, res foot of Willow
Frederickson Frederick, foreman with Swamberg & West, oyster
beds, res n s Railroad ave bet Broadway and Everett
French James A, wharfinger S P C R R, res n s Central ave bet
Webster and Third ave
FRENCH LAUNDRY. Bonnemazou & Barcilles proprietors, 1524
Park
Freud A A, waiter Park Hotel
Friedlander Adolph, clerk (S F), res s s Taylor ave bet Second
and Third aves
Frier Geo, clerk (S F), res n s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Frodden V M, carpenter, res 3828 Santa Clara ave
Fromm August, cabinetmaker, res e s Second ave bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
Frothingham Julia Mrs, res ns Eagle ave east of Broadway
Fry Augusta Miss, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Fulford Chas, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and Central aves
Fulton Jennie Miss, res e s Grand bet Clinton and San Jose ave
Fulton Joseph, mining, res w s Park ave nr San Jos.- ave
Fulton Samuel, carpenter, res n s San Jose ave bet Chestnut and
Willow
Funke Emily Mrs, physician, res e s Prospect bet Central and
Taylor aves
Futterer C, tailor, res w s Willow bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
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HnM%S&; S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
570
ALAMEDA.
G
Gable M E Mrs, res s s Central ave nr Willow
Gaerdes Herman, driver with Wickman & Lutzger (S F), res s s
Pacific ave bet Chestnut and Willow
Gale John, carpenter, res e s Broadway bet Encinal and San Jose
aves
Gallagher Robert M, clerk with C F Miller, res Park Hotel
Gamba House, Louis Garnba propr, n s Railroad ave bet
Paru and Staunton
Gamba Louis, propr Gamba House, n s Railroad ave bet Paru
and Staunton
Ganey John, laborer, res e s Oak nr San Jose ave
Gants W H, res s s Taylor ave bet First and Second aves
Garden City House, Obbe Jans propr, NE cor Oak and San An-
tonio ave
Garden City Lodge No 1745, K of H, Herman Ernest recorder,
I O 0 F Hall
Gardener Henry, gardener, res w s Regent bet San Jose ave and
the Bay
Gardet Victor, teacher French, res SW cor Santa Clara ave and
Willow
Gariot Julius, real estate, res n s Pacific ave bet Walnut and
Oak
Garratt Lizzie Miss, res SW cor Sherman and Encinal ave
Garratt Richard M, general freight and passenger agent S P C
R R, res SW cor Sherman and Encinal ave
Gaskin Chas, night watchman, res SE cor St Charles and Buena
Vista ave
Gass Benj, clerk White House (SFj, res e s Pearl nr Encinal ave
Gaston James, res s s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Gately John, meterrnan San Francisco Gas Light Co, res n s Pa-
cific ave bet Davenport and Kellogg
Gee Robert S, bookbinder (S F), res w s Third ave bet Railroad
and Pacific aves
Genty Edward, res n s San Antonio ave nr Oak
George Samuel G, physician, res NE cor San Jose ave and
Willow
Gerald E A Miss, res s s Central ave bet Paru and Grand
Gerald E F, freight clerk C P R R, res NW cr>r Pacific ave and
Lafayette
German Bakery, Louis Probst propr, cor Taylor ave and Webster
Gerstenkorn Henry, gardener, res NW cor Central ave and Bay
Ghighiazza Joseph, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista
ave, foot of Benton
Ghighiazza Toney, vegetable garden, Buena Vista ave, foot of
Benton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™~+{S£s^&.SlKtiS!iL
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, "aJRaa^r-
ALAMEDA.
571
Gibbons Alfred, employe Custom House (S F), res SE cor Central
and Park aves
Gibbons Alice Miss, res SE cor Central and Park aves
Gibbons Robinson, draughtsman (S F), res SE cor Central and
Park aves
Gibbons Wm, attorney-at-law (S F), res NE cor Pearl and
Encinal ave
Gibbons Wm P, physician and president Alameda Free Library,
res SE cor Central and Park aves
Gibson Capt A Mrs, res Bay View House
Gilbert A C (A C Gilbert & Co), res NVV cor Central ave and
Willow
GILBERT A C & CO (A- C Gilbert and Fred A Ingersoll), real;
estate and insurance, contractors and builders, 2 Park Row,;
Park
Gillmor J B Mrs, res Bay Farm Island
Gillwich Mark, laborer, res n s Eagle ave bet Wood and Chapin
Gilmer Joseph, res w s Oak nr Central ave
Gippert M, painter, res n s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Glassford G H, laborer, res 1530 Park
Glennon John (Glennon & Marks), res e s Park opp Alameda ave
Glennon John F, res e s Park bet Alameda and Encinal
Glennon & Marks (John Glennon and C E Marks), stationery and
notions, 1415 Park
Glough Antone, employe U S Mint (S F), res s s Central ave nr
Willow
Gluck Jacob, tailor, res w a Cottage bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
Gochnauer P L, butcher, e s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific
aves
Goddard Gilbert E,
res e s Morton bet Central and Santa Clara
Goddard Otis M, res n s Alameda bet Willow and Chestnut
Godfrey Leonard S, millwright, res 3741 Santa Clara ave
Godfrey Thomas M, manager Independent Lumber Co, res SE cor
Walnut and Alameda ave
Goggin Walter W, bookkeeper (S F), res s s Alameda avenrOak
Golden Joseph L, res n s Pacific ave bet Lafayette and Schiller
Goldstein D (Coffee & Co), res SE cor Webb ave and Park
Goldstein Franz M, res s s Santa Clara ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Gooby John, real estate, res e s Webster bet Pacific and Buena
Vista aves
Goodall Edwin (Goodall, Perkins & Co, S F), res e s Grand bet
San Antonio and San Jose aves
Gorham William J, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co (S F), res w s
"Versailles ave bet Encinal and Central aves
Schafer & Co.
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CLOTHING.
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Washington Brewery, ZttHSRAgbVaSt
572
ALAMEDA.
Gould Harry H, salesman California Powder Co, res SE cor Ala-
meda ave arwi Benton
Goulding Carrie Miss, res e s Staunton bet Santa Clara and Rail-
road aves
Gowen U H, real estate agent (S F), res n s Pacific ave bet Third
and Second aves
Graham Eugene W, fireman S P C R R, res e s Park nr the Bay
Graham Joseph M, policeman, res e s Park nr the Bay
Graham William, tinsmith with Geo W Tay & Co (S F), res e s
Park nr the Bay
Grand Central Garden, A A Barateau manager, cor Grand and
Railroad ave
Grange Numa, wholesale liquor dealer (S F), res s s Pacific ave
bet Webster and Third ave
Granger Juan F, res NE cor McPherson and Railroad ave
Grass Andrew, res s s Railroad ave bet Webster and Third ave
Gray James M, commission merchant (S F), and president board
of town trustees, res SE cor Central ave and Oak
Gray Joel, carpenter and builder, res NE cor Central ave and
Broadway
Gray Theodore, bookkeeper Winchester Repeating Arms Co
(S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Second and Third aves
Graybiel Edwin, photographer, res Alameda Hotel
Graybiel Ellis, painter, res Alameda Hotel
Graybiel Michael, patternmaker, res Alameda Hotel
Greeley F W, expressman, res 1515 Clement ave
Green Abram V, real estate, res s s San Jose ave nr Willow
GREEN ARBOR BATHS AND RESTAURANT, Philip Kiernan
proprietor, s s Central ave bet First and Second aves
GREEN ARTHUR G> Alameda Pharmacy, 1417 Park bet Central
and Santa Clara aves, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Walnut
and Willow
Green A V Mrs, hairdresser, res s s San Jose ave nr Willow
Green Frank M, driver Whitney's Express, res s s Pacific ave
west of Prospect
Green Frederick, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Wood and Chapin
Green Gardner, laborer, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Webster and
Third ave
Green Henry, brakeman S P C R R, res w s Foley nr Buena
Vista ave
Green John G, res s s San Jose ave nr Willow
Green Thomas, bookkeeper, res w s Park nr San Jose ave
Green Theodore, dry goods, millinery, clothing and furnishing
goods, 1501 and 1503" Park, res- n s Santa Clara ave bet
Park and Oak
Greenwood S M Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Sr lAilNnDV M'.\SIII\<J DO\K .tTHIIORT \<»tici:.
. !". LflUllUnT. Office, 38 Geaiy St., S. F.. and H9X Broidwav Oakland.
'^^"^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., WW, $4,500,000
ALAMEDA.
573
Grelimann C M, bookkeeper (S F), res w s Walnut bet Railroad
and Pacific aves
Gresley Thomas T, wholesale oysters i^S F), res SE cor Railroad
ave and Sherman
Grist Z S, vegetable garden, res Bay Farm I^laml
Griswold J S, clerk with Le Count Bros, res w s College ave bet
Van Buren and Monroe
Griswold M B, school teacher, res w s College ave bet Monroe and
Van Buren
Griswold Mabel L Miss, assistant Porter School, res NW cor En-
cinal and College aves
Groome E B Mrs, res n s Pacific ave bet Walnut and Willow
Groome L A, painter, res n s Pacific ave bet Walnut and Willow
Grosh A B, grain broker (S F), res s s Eagle ave bet Everett and
Broadway
Grossett Andre, res 3729 Santa Clara ave
Groves Ayscough, clerk S P C R R, res s s Taylor ave bet Mc-
Pherson and Prospect
Guellee Nicholas, carpenter, res n s Alameda nr Walnut
Guillette TrefHie, driver A O & P R R, res SW cor Pacific ave
and Webster
Gundlach Max, apprentice with C F Fischer, res s s Pacific ave bet
Walnut and Oak
Gunn John Jr, dairyman, res NE cor Grand and Buena Vista ave
H
Haas George, confectioner (S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Webster
and Third ave
Hackett Martin, laborer, res NE cor Bay and Santa Clara aves
Hackett Myron H, carpenter, res n s Taylor ave bet Webster and
Third ave
Hackmever Adam, res SW cor Railroad ave and Union
Haden Adam, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
Haehler Henry Jr, music teacher, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Haesloop Detmar, propr North Pacific Hotel (S F), res n s Pacific
ave bet Paru and Staunton
Hafey Jobn, plasterer, res e s McPherson bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Hagerty Susan, res 1629 Park
Hagy Samuel A, butcher, res s s Railroad ave bet Sherman and
""Bay
Hahler Henry, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Haight H H Mrs, res w s First ave bet Pacific and Central aves
Haight H H Jr, student, res w s First ave bet Pacific and Cen-
tral aves
OAKLAND BREWERY,
Kli % H1I A DIEVKH, l»roj>rietor*. « or.
Telegraph A.v«iiue and On rant Street.
MlFSaWuJSffi S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
574
ALAMEDA.
Haile Charles H, orchardist, res SE cor Post and Monroe
Haley Robert (Haley & Edson),' res SE cor Third and Taylor
aves
Haley & Edson (Robert Haley and C A Edson), proprietors Ter-
race Baths, Third Avenue Station
Hall Edward, resn s Clinton ave nr Oak
Hall Gilbert C, commission merchant (S F), res SW cor Grand
and Central ave
Hall Milton R, clerk, res SW ror Grand and Central ave
Hall Thomas, blacksmith, cor Railroad and Lincoln aves, res 1628
Webb ave
Hallet James F, cabinetmaker Bennett's Furniture Factory, res
w s Walnut bet Buena Vista and Pacific aves
Hally Frank, hoiseshoer, 1712 Santa Clara ave
Hainan Richard, laborer Oakland Gas Light Co, res n s Atlantic
ave bet Union and Minturn
Ham Charles W, dairyman, res w s Grand bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Ham R R, with Renton, Holmes & Co, res Santa Clara ave
Hamilton George, driver with Schroeder & Victors, res e s Broad-
way bet Central and Encinal aves
HAMILTON JAMES A, physician, druggist, and grocer, SW cor
McPherson and Railroad ave
Hamlin Charles H, salesman Goodyear Rubber Co (S F), res w s
Versailles ave bet Encinal and Central aves
Hamlin O E, foreman with H Koerber, res 15 Santa Clara ave
Hammond Charles J, teamster, w s Everett bet Central and
Santa Clara aves, res Pacific ave bet Walnut and Willow
Hammond Eva E Mrs, res SW cor Clinton ave and Willow
Hammond William, gardener, res ss Buena Vista ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Hand Joseph W (Hand & Markley), res e s Sherman bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
Hand & Markley (Joseph W Hand and S Markley), groceries
and provisions, SE cor Santa Clara ave and Park
Hansen E Mrs, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Hansen James, carpenter, res n s Railroad ave bet Schiller and
Union
Hansen James P, painter, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Hansen Lawrence T, carpenter, res s s Railroad ave bet Staun-
ton and Benton
Haralson William D, farmer, res Fitchburg on Alameda County
road
Harbaugh Felix V, moulder, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Harbaugh Rosana Mrs, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL DONE at VKKV LOW Katt'S.
Office, 33 Geary St.. S. F., and 862 Bioad*ay, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
IN A 20 Spear *»t.
San Francisco
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EWELRY
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Stones,
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115 J St.,
acramento
ALAMEDA.
575
315
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315
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Harbaugh Winfield, carpenter, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow,
and Chestnut
Hardenburgh F D Mrs, res cor Buena Vista and Railroad aves
Harders Johann C C, carpenter, res s s Central ave bet Second
and Third aves
Hardie Albert M (Frank D Hardie & Co, S F), res s s Railroad
ave bet Morton and Sherman
Hardwick Louis, dairyman, res Bay Farm Island
Hare Kate M Mrs, assistant Porter School, res S F
Harford W G W, director California Academy of Sciences (S F),
res e s Regent south of San Jose ave
Harmonie Garden, Richard Palm manager, w s Paru bet Central
and Santa Clara aves
Harmonie Hall, w s Paru bet Santa Clara and Central aves
Harmony Borax Works, Wm Newton Bell secretary, SW cor Bay
and Manzanita, office 1*21 California (S F)
Harmstead Joseph B, machinist, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Wil-
low and Chestnut
Harnden F A, with McDonald & Hawes (S F), res w s Broadway
bet San Jose ave and the Bay
Harnden William H, with Sather & Co (S F), res w s Broadway
bet San Jose ave and the Bay
Harper Jennie Miss, res NW cor Lafayette and Alameda ave
Harpham George E, attorney-at-law (S F), res SW cor Grand
and Santa Clara ave
Harris Rebecca Mrs, res w s Oak bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Hart Charles, compositor Alameda Encinal, res East Oakland
Hart Edward P Rev, res w s College ave nr Monroe
Hart Henry, clerk tax collector's office (S F), resns Railroad ave
bet St Charles and Chapin
Hart John, res n s Railroad ave bet St Charles and Chapin
Harter Bloomfield, carriage making, etc, e s Park opp Pacific
ave, res Artesian Block, Park
Hartfo'd Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row, Park
Hartlev John W, blacksmith with B Harter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Hartman F G, shooting gallery, res n s Central ave bet Webster,
and Third ave
Hartman L avitte, res n s Central ave bet Webster and Third ave'
Hartmeier William, flagman C P R R, res NE cor Buena Vista
av<' and Union
Haskell Emma Miss, res n s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Haskell George H H, miner, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Haskell Joseph E, traveling salesman, res e s Pearl bet Central
and Encinal aves
Haskell Walter W, insurance agent (S F), res n s Central ave
bet Paru and Grand
"Sciiafer £ Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, *;£WKffi£-
Washington Brewery, ^tirZT"*^ BBSS
-^,576
ALAMEDA.
Haskell William H, groceries, 1329 Park
Haskell James, real estate, res s s Eagle ave bet Everett and
Broadway
Haslett Percy E, clerk (S F), res SW cor Central ave and Paru
Haslett Samuel (Haslett & Bailey, S F), res SW cor Paru and
Central ave
Haslett Samuel M, clerk (S F), res SW cor Central ave and Paru
Hassey Frank A, stock broker, res w s Regent bet San Jose and
Encinal aves
Hasslinger John, barber, res SE cor Santa Clara ave and Web-
ster
Hatfield Job, carpenter, res NE cor Encinal ave and Willow
Hatfield Samuel, contractor, res e s Grand bet Encinal and San
Antonio aves
Haughwout Tunis, lumber surveyor, res n s Encinal ave nr
Walnut
Hawley C G Mrs, res s s Eagle ave bet Union and Schiller
Hawxhurst Robert, res SE cor Santa Clara ave and Paru
Hayden E B, expressman, 1510 Park, res 1513| Park
Hayes John W, boots and shoes, 1411 Park
Hayes T, conductor C P R R, res Eagle ave bet Everett and
Park
Haynes Alfred, laborer Pacific Coast Oil Works, res n s Pacific
ave bet William and Bay
Heains William, laborer, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Second and
Third aves
Healy Patrick, switchman S P C R R, res Bay View House
Heath Emily Mrs, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Heath James A, ship chandler (S F), res s s Central ave bet Park
and Park ave
Heath Kitty Miss, assistant Encinal Primary School, res n s
Santa Clara ave nr Park
He bard Henry A, produce dealer, res w s Park bet Clement and
Blanding aves
Heber Adam, foreman Harmony Borax Works, res n s Central
ave bet Second and Third aves
Heber Anna M Mrs, res n s Central ave bet Second and Third
aves
Heber George, machinist, res n s Central ave bet Second and
Third aves
Heber Philip J, engineer Harmony Borax Works, res n s Central
ave bet Second and Third aves
Hecker Adolph, hardware, crockery, tinware, oils, etc, 1535
Webster
Hegel und Jacob R, fish market, Park nr Central ave
Heinzenberger Julius A, res w s McPherson bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
HOUSE.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
UOOD WORK, LOW PRICES*. Office,
33 Geary fit, S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, a?f&LbSIT^Tcl BERKELEY.
ALAMEDA.
577
Heitmaa John Frederick, cabinetmaker, res w s McPherson bet
Central and Taylor aves
Helmer Julia A Miss, res n s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Helmer Laurine C Mrs, res n s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Helsley P C, switch tender CPRR, res NE cor Railroad ave
and St Charles
Henkel William F, furnished rooms, NE cor Walnut and Santa
Clara ave
Henley William, res SE cor Alameda ave and Paru
Hennell A M Mrs, res cor Santa Clara and Versailles aves
Hennessey John, carpenter, res Garden City House
Herbert Henry V, attorney-at-law (S F), and member Board of
Education, res n s Morton bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Hering George W, propr weekly Gazette, res s s Pacific ave west
of Prospect
Hering Theodore F, cigarmaker, res n s Buena Vista ave bet
Union and Minturn
Herlich Julie Mrs, dress and corsetmaker, res 1539 Webster
Heslin Annie, domestic, NW cor Buena Vista ave and Chestnut
Hess Alexander, physician, office w s Pine bet Central and Santa
Clara aves, res same
Heunisch Adam I (Abramson, Bacon & Heunisch, S F), res Park
Hotel
Hichens James R, engineer, res e s Oak nr Clinton ave
Hickey John, first officer Garden City, res n s Santa Clara ave
bet Bay and Sherman
Hickman George, lumberman with E M Derby & Co, res w s
Sherman bet Pacific and Buena Vista aves
Hickox Arthur, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Hierlihy Thomas L, carpenter, res n s Alameda ave bet Chestnut
and Lafayette
Higgins Anthony, car repairer S P C R R, res w s High nr Mon-
roe
Higgins Sam, engineer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Higgins Warren D, bookkeeper with Doane & Co (S F), res e s
Broadway bet Encinal and San Jose aves
Highton E R, real estate, res s s Central ave bet Broadway and
Pearl
Hill Arthur M, sewing machines (S F), res s s San Jose ave
nr Willow
Hill Edward W, clerk (S F), res s s San Jose ave nr Willow
Hill J B Rev, agent Methodist Book Depository, res w s Pearl bet
Central and Encinal aves
HILL J W (Hil1 & Lockett), res 1714 Linden, Oakland
Hill Pleasant, cook Tubbs' Hotel, res SW cor Oak and Pacific ave
HILL & LOCKETT (J W Hill and Royal L Lockett), proprietors
Newport Baths Restaurant
OAKLAND BREWERY, S&SW
Avenue »«<! Uurunt SU-ott-
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578
ALAMEDA.
Hille William, tinner, res w s McPherson bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Him rod Mary J Mrs, res NW cor Santa Clara ave and Union
Hinchman Charles H, clerk, res SE cor Railroad ave and Morton
Hinchman Thomas W, secretary California St Railroad (S F), res
SE cor Railroad ave and Morton
Hinchman Walworth H, clerk (S F), res SE cor Railroad ave
and Morton
Hindle Frank, brakeman, res Bay View House
Hippen John, collector, res NE cor Pacific ave and Grand
Hirth Julia Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Hirth Tony Miss, res Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Hitchcock Wilbur F, res SW cor Central ave and Willow
Hobart Benjamin (Hobart, Wood & Co, S F), res n s Central ave
nr Broadway
Hobart Benjamin Jr, clerk with W T Y Schenck & Co, res n s
Central ave nr Broadway
Hobler A L Miss, res e s Court nr Van Buren
Hobler Edith A Miss, res e s Court nr Van Buren
Hocking Samuel, carpenter, res 1530 Park
Hoelscher Maggie Miss, res n s Alameda ave bet Chestnut and
Willow
Hoelscher Mary Mrs, res w s McPherson bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Hoff Fred, blacksmith, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Hoffman Frank, res s s Encinal ave nr Walnut
Hoffman John, label printer (S F), res NE cor Buena Vista ave
and Minturn
Hoffman William, show cases (S F), res s s Encinal ave nr Walnut
Hot'mann Adolph (Hofmann Bros, S F), res s s Pacific ave
bet Webster and Third ave
Hofmann Ottokar, mining engineer (S F), res n s Railroad ave
bet Third ave and Webster
Hogan Owen, compositor News Letter (S F), res n s Eagle ave
east of* Broadway
Holden Samuel P, commission merchant (S F), res NE cor Clin-
ton and Grand
Holman Joseph, carpenter, res nr NE cor Madison and- Mound
Holmes A J, mining, res Santa Clara ave bet Union and
Lafayette
Holmes C S, with Renton, Holmes & Co, res S F
Holt Robert N, carpenter, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Grand and
Paru
Holtz Fred J, groceries and liquors, SE cor Railroad ave and
Webster, res same
Holtz Hall, 1542 Webster
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
(bfl„.,.y t 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK.'^Kfff&r
ALAMEDA.
579,
Holtz John, mariner, res NW cor Hibbard and Pacific ave
Holtz William, real estate and insurance and town trustee, 1544
Webster, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Second and Third aves
Homeier Louis, res SW cor Railroad ave and Willow
Hopken Luder, master mariner, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Web-j
ster and Third ave
Hopkins Jesse P, mining, res e s Grand bet Clinton and San
Jose aves
Hopkins Thomas, res s s Jackson east of Court
Horning Conrad C, piano maker (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave
nr McPherson
Horning Rudolph, piano maker (S F), res Santa Clara ave nr
McPherson
Horst William, wines and liquors, SE cor McPherson and Santa
Clara ave
Horton Richard, res s s San Antonio ave nr Oak
Horton Thomas P, engineer S P C R R, res e s High nr Jefferson
Hosmer L M. windmill man with S A Sabin, res w s College ave1
bet Monroe and Van Buren
Hotchkiss Gus, engineer S P C R R
Howard Mary A Miss, millinery (S F), res e s Regent bet Encinal
and San Jose aves
Howard Wm H, res e s Regent bet Encinal and San Jose aves
Howe Edward K, collector Union Box Factory, res w s Pearl bet;
Encinal and Central aves
Hubbard L H, captain bark Caibarian, res e s Park ave bet
Central and Encinal aves
Huber Rebecca Mrs, res Encinal ave nr Broadway
Huber William H, conductor S P C R R, res s s Encinal bet
Broadway and Pearl
Hughes E Mrs, res SW cor Clinton ave and Willow
Humphreys John, tailor, e s Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
HUNT J0HN> proprietor Alameda Nursery, res Pacific ave opp
Third ave •
Hunter Harry C, printer (S F), res n s Railroad ave bet Oak
and Walnut
Hunter Henry J, employe U S Mint (S F), res s s Railroad ave
bet Oak and Walnut
Hunter James, gauger (S F), res s a Santa Clara ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Hunter Samuel, gauger (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave bet Wil-
low and Chestnut
Hutton Edward L, butcher Eclipse Market, res s s Webb bet
Park and Everett
Hyman Abraham, glass dealer, n s Railroad ave bet Oak and
Walnut, res same
Schafer & Co.: STUBS CLOTHING,
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San Francisfio.
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580
ALAMEDA.
«•"%«,.
I
Iken Frederick, commission merchant (S F), res n s Railroad ave
bet Oak and Walnut
Ingersoll Fred A (A C Gilbert & Co), res Park Hotel
Ingerson Fred S, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Ingerson Mary Mrs, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Ingham Harold A, foreman Pacific Leader, Park nr Broadway
Depot
Ingham 0 S, publisher and editor Pacific Leader (weekly), res
SW cor Park and Pacific ave
Ingram Lilac Miss, dressmaker, res NW cor Oak and Railroad
ave
Ingram Mary Mrs, res NW cor Oak and Railroad ave
Ingram M J Miss, dressmaker, res N W cor Oak and Railroad ave
Ingram Robert H, clerk C P R R, res s s Alameda ave nr
Walnut
Ingram William A, laborer, res NW cor Oak and Railroad ave
Independent Lumber Co, E P Reed superintendent, T M Godfrey
manager, SE cor Walnut and Alameda ave
I nnes A, laborer, res Bay Farm Island
Innes Alexander, salesman with Levi Strauss & Co (S F), res n s
Central ave nr Broadway
Innes Manuel, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
I 0 O F Building, 1503! Park
I 0 O F, Encinal Lodge No 164, meets Monday evenings, I O O F
Building
I O 0 F Hall, cor Park and Santa Clara aves
Irwin S B, clerk Wigmore & Son's Lumber Yard, res NE cor
Willow and San Jose ave
Isaacs J L. insurance agent, res SW cor Park and Encinal ave
Isensee Edwin W, clerk with Doane, Henshelwood & Co (S F),
res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Iverson Charles F, bookkeeper S P C R R, res s s Santa Clara
ave bet McPherson and Prospect
« Jackson Charles W, with Shoobert, Beale & Co (S F), res SW
UuTihu cor Hibbard and Pacific ave
Jacobsen F C C, res SE cor Pacific ave and Schiller
Jacobsen Jacob E, master mariner, res n s Central ave nr
Walnut
jtreei, i jacobson Hans R, master mariner, res n s Alameda ave bet Wil-
Cor low and Chestnut
erc,act. I Jacques Thomas G, capitalist, res n s San Antonio nr Oak
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^{^%&^^^&X
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ALAMEDA.
581
James Joseph, engineer CPRR, res SW cor Buena Vista avo
and Chestnut
Jamieson John C, carpenter, res n s Encinal ave nr Oak
Jans Obbe, groceries and liquors, NE cor Oak and San Antonio
ave
Jansen G A, baborer Swanberg & West's Oyster Beds, res Bay
Farm Island
Jansen George A F, liquors (S F), res s s San Antonio ave nr
Walnut
Jansen Mary Mrs, res s s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Jaquith Annie M Mrs, dressmaker, res e s Webster bet Pacific
and Buena Vista ave
Jarratt Alfred J C, reporter with Pickens, Fulton & Co (S F),
res NE cor Morton and Railroad ave
Jarratt Alfred J C Jr, clerk, res NE cor Morton and Railroad ave
Jarvis John W, baker California Cracker Co (S F), res e s Web-
ster bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Jaudin Raoul, bookkeeper with Muser Bros (S F), res SW cor
Pacific and Third aves
Jeffrey Emma J Mrs, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Jeffreys John H, res s s San Jose ave nr Chestnut
Jenkin William, coachman, res NE cor Buena Vista and Ver-
sailles aves
Jenkins Frederick E, sawyer, res NW cor McPherson and Cen-
tennial ave
Jenks Levi, capitalist, res SE cor Eagle ave and Everett
Jenner P R Mrs, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Jensen Jacob, master mariner, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Jergensen E Mrs, res SE cor Pearl and Santa Clara ave
Jochim Jacob, real estate, res SE cor Pacific ave and Prospect
Joe Hooker Post No 11, G A R, J C Tucker post commander,
Tucker's Block, Park
Johns J C, res n s Pacific ave nr Oak
Johns John H, salesman with B Nathan & Co (S F), res s s
Pacific ave bet Prospect and McPherson
Johns William, mining agent, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Johnson Albert, gentlem en's nurse, res n s Buena Vista ave bet
Wood and Chapin
Johnson Alexander, propr Alameda Hotel, w s Park bet Buena
Vista and Eagle aves
Johnson C O, manager E M Derby & Co's Park Street Lumber
Yard, res e s Park ave nr Encinal
Johnson Delos H, res s s Alameda ave bet Chestnut and Willow
Johnson James, teamster with E M Derby & Co, res e s Park
ave nr Encinal
OAKLAND BREWERY.
KKA MM & DIKVES, Proprietor* t or.
T. legraph Avenne and Ilurant Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,!
Ii» &§£& Fresco & Decorative Artists
582
ALAMEDA.
Johnson James, blacksmith, res n s Central ave bet Prospect and
Webster
Johnson Mathias, blacksmith with B Harter, res e s Shell ave
bet Pacific and Buena Vista aves
Johnson Ole, clerk with E M Derby & Co, res e s Park ave nr
Encinal
Johnson Peter, gardener, res e s Schiller ave bet Pacific and
Buena Vista aves
Johnson Robert, gardener, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and
Chestnut
Johnson Robert C, millwright and builder, res Bay View House
Johnson William, res SW cor Encinal ave and Walnut
Johnson William, clerk (S F), res 1539 Webster
Johnson William A, carpenter, NE cor Pacific ave and Willow,
res s s Eagle ave bet Everett and Broadway
Joice John, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Jonas H J, engineer S P C R R
Jones Alexander, physician and surgeon, res s s Railroad ave bet
Paru and Staunton
Jones Fannie Mrs, NE cor Pacific ave and Schiller
Jones Bertha Miss, res cor Pearl and Central ave
Jones R L, mining engineer, res s s Railroad ave bet Paru and
Staunton
Jones Samuel D, salesman with Dempster, Keyes & Co (S F), res
NE cor Central ave and Pearl
Jones W, carpenter, res 1530 Park
Jones William P, superintendent Oakland Home Insurance Co,
res NW cor Pacific ave and Chapin
Jopling Lewis, gardener with Ole Torson, res Taylor ave east of
McPherson
Jordan Frank C, clerk, res w s Union bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral aves
Jordan Jennie Miss, res SE cor Central ave and Willow
Joseph Antonio, laborer, res n s Central ave nr McPherson
Joseph Victor, laborer C P R R, res foot of Peach, High Street
Station
Joyce Georgie Miss, res s s Alameda ave nr Willow
Joyce Thomas, res s s Alameda ave nr Willow
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Kalis Frank J, barber, Park Row Building, e s Broadway bet
Central and Encinal aves
Kalis Minnie Mrs, res e s Broadway bet Encinal and Central
aves
Kaiser John, farmer, res w s McPherson nr Centennial ave
ST l tliunnv WaNliing WKLL DOXKat VERY LOW Katfs.
. f. LftUllUnT. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
•I ICW TMPPIC 9 Pfl ca.si:£Tx:t woods of ^jxji
RLLCH, I UUULC & UU ,T Xok IN and SO Spear Street, San
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ALAMEDA.
583
Kampfer Henry, gardener with Mrs Allendorff, Central ave bet
Oak and Walnut
Kane E D Mrs, res NW cor Central ave and Park
Kane E J Mrs, res NW cor Central ave and Park
Kane William J, clerk with Hand & Markley, res NE cor Cen-
tral ave and Park
Kanuff Phil, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
Karmann Mary Mrs, res w s Willow bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Kanas Max, photographer (S F), res 1234 Regent
Kautfmann Otto, a^ent S F Morning Call, res NW cor Buena
Vista ave and Minturn
Kay I N, propr Yosemite Hotel, 1530 Park
Kearney Mary Mrs, wines and liquors, NW cor High and Monroe
Keating John, trackman S P C R R, res Bay View House
Keeler Percival J, with W & J Sloane & Co (S F), res n s San
Jose ave nr Oak
Keenan John, fireman S P C R R, res Bay View House
Keene Edward B, druggist, cor Park and Encinal ave, res Park
Hotel
Keep Josiah, principal Alameda High School, res 1327 Broadway
Keller Albert H, manager with Mrs C Keller, res Clement bet
Park and Oak
KELLER C MRS. groceries, crockery and grain, 1609 and 1611
Park, res Clement ave bet Park and Oak
Keller Maurice, res n s Clement ave bet Park and Oak
Kelley John, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Morton and Sherman
Kelley John, compositor, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Morton and
Sherman
Kelley Thomas, laborer, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Morton and
Sherman
Kellogg Albert, botanist California Academy of Sciences, res e s
Regent north of San Jose ave
Kellogg Tyler V, insurance (S F), res Park Hotel
Kelly Mamie A Miss, res e s Park bet San Jose and Encinal
aves
Kelly P J, wood and coal, e s Webster bet Railroad and Pacific
aves
Kelly T B Mrs, res e s Park bet San Jose and Encinal aves
Kennedy B Mrs, res s s Monroe bet Mound and Court
Kennett F B, cashier Pullman Car Co, office S F, res w s Broad-
way bet San Jose ave and the Bay
Kent A, brakeman S P C R R, res Bay View House
KIERNAN PHILIP, proprietor Green Arbor Baths and Restau-
rant, res s s Central ave bet First and Second aves
Killarney Ann Miss, res e s Oak nr Clinton ave
Kind Richard W, clerk, res NW cor Park and Alameda ave
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
Na. 11 Maotcoaoer? St
Washington Brewery \
Wesiermann A Co., Proprs„
H. W. 00E. 5th & KIBIHAM STKEETS.
584
ALAMEDA.
King Adam, carpenter, res s s Buena Vista ave bet Minturn and
| Union
J King Ambrose, cook, res 1529 Park
King Samuel B, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Kingsbury Emily Mrs, res e s Pearl bet Encinal and Central aves
Kinsey Charles C, with William T Coleman & Co (S F), res SE
cor Central ave and Willow
Kip William I Jr, statistical clerk Custom House (S F), res SE
cor Chestnut and Pacific ave
KirchhofFEmil, artificial stone, res n s Alameda ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Kirk Robert, librarian Alameda Free Library, res s s Central ave
bet Broadway and Pearl
Kirk Serena Miss, res s s Central ave bet Pearl and Broadway
Kitching S Mrs, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
Klein George, laborer with Schroeder & Victors, res NE cor
Webb ave and Park
Kline Henry, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Grand and Paru
Klink George W, clerk with F Marcuse, res SE cor Sherman and
Railroad ave
Knapp C C Mrs, res w s Pearl bet Encinal and Central aves
Knapp Charles, dairyman with G A Lang, res NE cor Buena
Vista ave and Sherman
Knapp Charles H, clerk, res w .s Pearl bet Encinal and Central
aves
Knapp Stephen C, oiler S P C R R, res w s Pearl bet Encinal
and Central aves
Knight William, bookkeeper (S F), res e s McPherson bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara aves
Knights of Honor, Garden City Lodge No 1,745, meets first and
third Thursdays, I 0 O F Building
Knights of Pythias, Alameda Lodge No 49, meets Friday evenings,
I 0 O F Building
Knocker Charles, res s s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Knowles Calvin C, res w s Versailles bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral aves
Knowles W A, dentist, office 118 Dupont (S F), res cor Pearl and
Santa Clara aves
Knowlton Joseph Jr, res e s Walnut nr Central ave
Knudsen Neils C, res s s Buena Vista ave bet Walnut and Willow
Koch Adam, baker, res s s Eagle ave bet Everett and Broadway
Koch Francesca Miss, res 1421 Park
Koch Katie Miss, res 1421 Park
Koenig G, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Second and Third aves
Koerbcr August (Koerber Bros, S F), res SE cor Pacific ave and
Willow
S. F. LAUNPEY.
tool) WORK, LOW PR1CG3. OIH<<\
33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
Jas L. Barker,i0°rT Uon Insurance Co., capital, $4,000,000
ALAMEDA.
Koerber Haunah Miss, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Koerber Henry, wood, coal, hay and grain, 15 and 17 Santa
Clara ave, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Kohlrnoos Chris, wines and liquors, NW cor Santa Clara ave and
Benton
Kohlrnoos Fred, wood carver, res NW cor Santa Clara ave and
Benton
Kohlrnoos Herman C, clerk Kohlrnoos Hotel
Kohlrnoos Hotel, John Kohlrnoos propr, s s Railroad ave bet
Second and Third aves
Kohlrnoos John, propr Kohlrnoos Hotel, s s Railroad ave bet
Second and Third aves
Konigshofer J J, dry goods, 1419 Park
Koppitz Henry, musician, res n s Pacific ave bet Chapin and St
Charles
Kracke Louis, driver, res s s Eagle ave west of Webster
Krauth Frank J, notary public, and foreman Alameda Encinal,
res n s Santa Clara ave bet Everett and Broadway
Krauth Frederick K, propr and publisher Alameda Encinal, e s
Park nr Lincoln ave, res Park bet Eagle and Clement aves
Krauth Frederick K Jr, deputy sheriff, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Krauth Theodore W, bookkeeper with Gladding, McBean & Co
(S F), res e s Park bet Eagle and Clement aves
Krauth Walter H, brakeman C P R R, res e s Park bet Eagle
and Clement aves
Kruger Herman, grocer, w s Everett nr Santa Clara ave
Kruo-er Herman Jr, clerk, res SE cor Everett and Santa Clara ave
KRUGER WILLIAM- groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and Ala-
meda ave
Kustel Henry (Kustel & Co, S F), res s s Railroad ave bet Pros-
pect and Webster
Labartte L, laundryman with Bonnemazou & Barcilles, res 1524
Park
Lacaze Marie Miss, laundress with Bonnemazou & Barcilles, res
1524 Park
Lacues Jean, laundryman with Bonnemazou & Barcill-'s, res 1524
Park
La Due William K, dental student, res 1516 Clement ave
Lao-rovue Frank, laborer, res n s Pacific ave bet Kellogg and
Davenport
Lairvee John, carpenter, res Alameda Hotel
Lamb George W, clerk (S F), res SE cor Central ave and Paru
Lamb James E, butcher, res 1525 Park
OAKLAND BREWERY,
I ItAlIJI A. DIEVES, Proprietor*. « or
T i- iei'U|j)i Avi nu«- and T*untut Ktre. r
M^SAotiSiho: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
586
ALAMEDA.
Lamb William H ( J H Folger & Co, S F), res SE cor Central
ave and Paru
Lambert B, physician, res NE cor Monroe and Fountain
Lambert Charles H, laborer, res s s Washington ave bet Park
and Everett
Lambertson Christian, farmhand, res NE cor Buena Vista and
Versailles aves
La Motte Harry D, right of way agent C P R R (S F), res NW
cor Railroad ave and Concordia
Lancaster A V, mining, res 1868 Central ave
Lancaster Joseph, tailor (S F), res n s Encinal nr Walnut
Lancaster Schuyler C, machinist, res 1868 Central ave
Lane Oliver, teamster, res 1715 Santa Clara ave
Lane Thomas, gasfitter with C F Fischer, res Oakland
Lang Gustav, civil engineer, res NW cor Eagle ave and Ev-
erett
Lang Henry, cooper (S F), res s s Buena Vista ave bet Grand
and Minturn
Lange Adela Miss, res Central ave bet Oak and Park
Lange Frances Mrs, res cor Santa Clara and Versailles aves
Lange Mary Mrs, res n s Central ave nr Oak
Lange Wm A, cabinetmaker, res s s Taylor ave bet McPberson
and Prospect
Langren John E, oil refiner, res e s Walnut nr San Jose ave
Lank George A, dairyman, res NE cor Buena Vista ave and
Sherman
Lanktree Joseph B, clerk Oakland Home Insurance Co, res NW
cor Pacific ave and Chapin
Lanktree Susan Mrs, res NW cor Pacific ave and Chapin
Lannen Rosanna, domestic, NW cor Central ave and Benton
Lapham Foster, clerk with Doane, Henshelwood & Co (S F), res
NW cor Encinal ave and Pearl
Lapham Grant, insurance agent, res NW cor Encinal ave and
Pearl
La Plant Alexander, sewer contractor, res e s Oak nr Clinton
La Plant Mary Mrs, res Pacific ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Larsen Louis, master mariner, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Lathrop J, conductor S P C R R, res Park Hotel
Laughlin Peter, laborer S P C R R, res NE cor Monroe and
Court
Lawrence Andrew M, res e s Broadway bet Buena Vista and
Lincoln aves
Lawrence E A (E A & G E Lawrence, S F), res Bay Farm
Island
Lawrence Francis, carpenter, res w s Walnut nr Railroad ave
Lawrence Frederick W, actor Oakland Tivoli, res e s Broadway
bet Buena Vista and Lincoln aves
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ALAMEDA.
587;
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Lawrence George E (E A & G E Lawrence, S F), res Bay Farm
Island
Lawrence Joseph, policeman, res e s McPherson nr Centennial ave
Lawrence M J Mrs, res e s Broadway bet Buena Vista and Lin
coin aves
Lawrenson Alice Miss, res Taylor ave bet First and Second ave
Lawson James, bookkeeper (S F), res n s San Antonio ave nr
Oak
Lawton Manley C, civil engineer, res n s Central ave bet Web-
ster and Third
Laying Robert, pipemaker Shot Tower (S F), res s s Central ave
bet First and Second aves
Layman F Oppenheimer, real estate, res 1019 Broadway
Leary Ellen Miss, res s s Alameda ave bet Paru and Benton
Leclurc Arcene, painter, res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Leclerc Eugene N, painter, res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and
Walnut
LeCount Frank P, clerk with LeCount Bros (S F), res NE cor.
Central ave and Broadway
LeCount J, res w s Pearl bet Central and Encinal aves
Ledyard Henry S, bookkeeper Bank of California (S F), res N W
cor Pacific ave and St Charles
Lee Edgar, assistant librarian Free Library, res Santa Clara ave
nr Park
Lee Georgia E Miss, res Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Lee Hannah Mrs, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Lee Samuel, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Lefebre Alexander, saw filer, s s Santa Clara ave nr Park, res
same
Lefevre J Baptiste, druggist (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave nr
Walnut
Lefevre Louis, druggist (S F), res cor Santa Clara ave and
Willow
Lehman George (Weiss & Co), res n s Blanding ave bet Park and
Oak
Leidecker William T, res s s Santa Clara ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Lend ten S O, gardener with R P Lorentzen, res Central ave bet
Willow and Walnut
Lenz Jacob, special policeman, res s s Taylor ave bet Second and
Third aves
Lenz Louis, jeweler, res s a Taylor ave bet Second and Third aves
Leppien Jacob, res w s Paru bet Santa Clara and Central aves
Leslie John C, expressman, res n s Pacific ave bet Walnut and
Willow !
Letelier Alexander, real estate, res SE cor Pacific ave and Grand
Leu Adolph, porter, res 3724 Santa Clara ave
Schafer & Co.! *e<r £<>"?£*
CLOTHING.
K: 11 woi.t-
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, M«^"mn& SSBK"
588
ALAMEDA.
Lever Charles, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Lewis Clara A Miss, res 1738 Park
Lewis George L, agent with E M Derby & Co, res 1738 Park
Lewis Harrison R, carpenter, res w s Park nr Clinton ave
Lewis Jos, laborer, res w s Chestnut bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Lewis Laura E L Miss, res NW cor Pacific ave and Lafayette
Lewis Mary Jane Mrs, res s s Central ave bet Pearl and
Broadway
Liese Conrad, president First National Bank, res n s Pacific ave
bet Oak and Walnut
Lima Narciza Miss, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Bay and Sher-
man
Lind A W, propr Lind's Alameda Express, res 1505 Park
Linderman Dell, superintendent Artesian Water Works, res e s
High nr Central ave
Linderman J C, engineer Artesian Water Works, res e s High
north of Lincoln ave
Lindermann Charles H, jewelry (S F), res NW cor Prospect and
Taylor aves
Lind's Alameda Express, A W Lind propr, SW cor Park and
Santa Clara ave
Lingenfelser Conrad W, foreman with J W Schafer & Co, res w s
McPherson bet Railroad and Santa Clara ave
Lingenfelser Joseph, porter (S F), res w s McPherson bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara aves
Linstrom Charles M, res SW cor Park and Railroad aves
Little Clara M Miss, music teacher, res s s Santa Clara ave
nr Walnut
Little Eliza Mrs, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Walnut
Littler O W, teamster with Hawley Bros' Hardware Co (S F),
res SW cor Buena Vista and Walnut
Littleton M Capt Mrs, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Wood and
Chapin
Littleton Walter D. clerk delivery department Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express (S F), res n s Buena Vista ave bet Wood and
Chapin
LOCKETT ROYAL L (Hill & Lockett), res 714 Third, Oakland
Lockwood Frank S, employe C P R R, res s s Eagle ave bet Oak
and Park
Lockwood T W, printer, res s s Eagle ave bet Oak and Park
Lockwood Win W, res s s Eagle ave bet Oak and Park
Loewen Antone, baker, res 1529 Park
Loewi Julius, merchant, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Lofgren John A, master mariner, res n s Encinal ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co
agents, 2 Park Row, Park
S. F. LAUNDRY.
ivis:n>i(; DOXG AT HHORT NOTICE.
Office, 3» Gecry St. S. F.. and **** Broadway, Oakland.
J^^^Acent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
ALAMKDA.
589
Long Branch Baths, Central ave, foot of Webster
LONG BRANCH SALOON AND GARDEN E Mayrisch proprie-
tor, SW cor Webster and Railroad ave
Long Win H, carpenter, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Look George, poultry dealer, res NE cor Spruce and Davenport
Ifcoomis Wm H, homeopathic physician and surgeon, office Park
nr post-office, res 1312 Park
Loop Frank S, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co, res e s Weber nr the
Bay
Loop Sumner J, res e s Weber nr the Bay
Lopez Frank, hostler, res SE cor Sherman and Clinton ave
LORBER J0SEPH> tailoring establishment and general employ-
ment office, e s Park opp Pacific ave, res cor Van Buren and
Fountain
Lordon Michael, finisher Bennett's Furniture Factory, res NW
cor Willow and Buena Vista aves
Lorentzen A P, insurance, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Lorenzen Ernest H,. musician, res s s Pacific ave bet Prospect and
McPherson
Losano Facundo, farmer, res SW cor College ave and Van Buren
Losse Ernst M, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Louis Edouard, wines and liquors, SW cor Park and Bank
Louis Jeanclau, vegetable garden, res SE cor Pacific ave and
Walnut
Lovegrove Geo, painter, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Morton and
Sherman
Lovejoj' Edward B, gilder, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Lowth M E Mrs, res s s Monroe bet Mound and Court
Loyal Oak Hotel, Mrs Susan Barlow proprietress, e s Park bet
Railroad and Pacific aves
Lubbers Jennie Miss, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and Chest-
nut
Lubbock Henry S Mrs, res n s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Lubbock Oswell, stationery, 1519 Park, res NE cor Railroad ave
and Walnut
Lucas Wm, brakeman SPC R R, res Bay View House
Luketti JoIid, laborer with Bruzzone Bros, res cor Buena Vista
ave and Condordia
Luedinghausen O V, res n s Central ave nr Park
Luhr Ernest, painter and whitener, res SE cor Buena Vista ave
and Mint urn
Lundv Ben], tinsmith, rese s Oak nr Clinton ave
LuntO A, teacher of dancing (S F),res NE cor WTillow and Central
ave
Luscombe Robert W, res n s Alameda ave bet Union and Lafay-
ette
OAKLAND BREWERY,
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Telegraph A venue and Durant Street.
MlPEnPftSSSS: S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
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590
ALAMEDA.
1^
Mi
Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen, S F), res s s Santa Clara ave
bet McPherson and Prospect
Lynn James M, huckster, res s s San Antonio ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Lyon W S, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co (S F), res 1723
Alameda
Lyons Wm, butcher, res 1423 Park
M
Macauley John R, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Staunton and
Benton
MacCann Wm, salesman Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co
(S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Chestnut and Willow
Machfaux David, tanner, res e s Clement ave nr Park
MacKenzie Daniel G, artificial stone manufacturer, res s s Clinton
ave nr Willow ,
Magill Henry J, brakeman C P R R, res NW cor Buena Vista
ave and Chestnut
Magill Robt H, general manager Home Mutual Insurance Co
(S F), res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Chestnut
Magill Robt H Jr, clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co (Oakland),
and editor Bumble Bee, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and
Chestnut
Maglone Margaret, domestic, w s First ave bet Pacific and
Central ave
Magner Edward, gardener, n s Pacific ave bet Wood and Prospect
Magner Julia, cook, n s Pacific ave bet Wood and Prospect
Maillot Augusta Mrs, res SW cor Monroe and High
Maillot Eugene (Winant & Co, S F), res n s San Antonio nr
Chestnut
Maillot Frederick, res SW cor Monroe and High
Malady Chris, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Malatesta Jos, liquor saloon, NE cor Railroad ave and Minturn
Malatesta Richard, painter, res SE cor Buena Vista ave and
Union
Malindres Marcus, candymaker, res n s Railroad ave bet Chest-
nut and Lafayette
Maloney John, mate bark Arcturus, res Alameda Point
Manchester Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row, Park
Mandes Manuel, dairyman with Wm M B rower, res foot of Wil-
low
MANDLER FREDERICK, bakery and restaurant, 1529 Park
Mangles Kate, domestic, w s First ave bet Pacific and Central
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKLL IM>\Kat VEKV LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 B oad .ay, Oakland.
ALIEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
l* & 20 Spear *t.
San Francisco
ALAMEDA.
)91
Manheim Fred M, clerk (S F), res SW cor Santa Clara ave and
Lafayette
Manheim Henry S, clerk with Hutchinson & Mann (S F), res cor
Santa Clara ave and Lafayette
Manheim Isaac, insurance (S F), res SW cor Santa Clara ave and
Lafayette
Manning Louise Miss, kindergarten (S F), res w s Pearl bet]
Encinal and Central aves
Mansfield Ida Miss, res n s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Mantasta Angelo, gardener Neptune Gardens, res cor Webster
and Santa Clara ave
Mantesti Manuel, res 1438 Webster
Mantz John, tailor (S F), res s s Taylor ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Mar John, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
MARCUSE FELIX, groceries, liquors, crockery, tinware, fruit
and fish, SE and SW cors Sherman and Railroad ave
Marcy W G (L Markley & Co, S F), res NE cor Santa Clara ave
and Broadway
Maretti Rinaldo, porter Park Hotel
Margenson John P, stair builder, res w s Park ave bet Encinal
and San Jose aves
Markham John J, carpenter, res NW cor Van Buren and Mound
Markley Sigel (Hand & Markley), res NE cor Santa Clara ave
and Broadway
Marks August, cutler, res s s Railroad ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Marks C E (Glennon & Marks), res w s Park ave bet Encinal
and San Jose aves
Marks C R Mrs, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and San Jose aves
Marriott Frederick Jr, editor San Francisco Neivs Letter (S F),
res NE cor Alameda ave and Willow
Marschall August, baker with Louis Probst, res cor Taylor and
Webster
Marshall Joseph, cabinetmaker, res Oakland
Marshall Manuel, laborer, res Bay Farm Island
Martin David W (Martin & Crowe), res s s Railroad ave nr
Buena Vista ave
Martin Jeremiah, gardener, res NE cor Everett and Lincoln ave
Martin Nellie Miss, res NW cor Lafayette and Alameda ave
Martin Peen, res s s San Jose ave nr Willow
Martin & Crowe (D W Martin and Herbert Crowe), liverv stable,
Park opp C P R R Depot
Martinoni Peter, foreman with Francis Smith & Co (S F), res e s
Minturn bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Mason Geo, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Benton and Morton
Mason J M, res s s Railroad ave bet Prospect and Webster
Schafer £ Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order
N«. 11 Montgomery St.
fe&u Fraadseo.
Washington Brewery \
Westrrniann A Co., Pronrg.
H. W. COS. 5th & X12ZUAU STREETS.
>92
ALAMEDA.
Masonic Hall, SW cor Park aud Santa Clara ave
Mastic Chas L, salesman with A C Nichols & Co (S F), res SW
cor Oak and Central ave
Mastick Edwin B (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick, S F), res n s
Pacific ave bet Wood and Prospect
Mastick Geo H, attorney-at-law (S F), res SE cor Pacific ave and
Wood
Mastick Joseph W (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick, S F), res SE cor
Pacific ave and Morton
Mastick L S, student, res n s Pacific ave bet Wood and Prospect
Mastick Reuben, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Mastick S L Mrs, res NE cor Pacific and Third aves
Matheson Ann Mrs, res NE cor Broadway and Eagle ave
Mathieson Martin W, salesman, res s s Central ave bet Weber
and McPherson
Mattfeld Wm, res w s McPherson bet Santa Clara and Taylor
aves
Mattheis John G, teamster with Schroeder & Victors, res 1518
Park
Matthews Lorenzo D, machinist, res s s Taylor ave nrSt Charles
Matthias John G, butcher, res cor Park and Webb ave
May Frank, gardener, res n s Lincoln ave opp Court
May John, gardener, res SW cor Court and Lincoln
May Joseph, farmer res cor Bow and Lincoln ave
Mayer J Miss, domestic, NE cor Versailles and Buena Vista aves
Mayrisch Annie A Miss, res Santa Clara ave bet Paru and
Staunton
Mayrisch Bertha C Miss, res Santa Clara ave bet Paru and
Staunton
Maj'risch Eda J Miss, res Santa Clara ave bet Paru and Staunton
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Bros, S F), and member Board of
Education, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Paru and Staunton
MAYRISCH ERNEST- proprietor Long Branch Saloon and Gar-
den. SW cor Webster and Railroad ave, res cor Third and
Taylor aves
Mayrisch Ernest Jr, clerk (S F), res cor Third and Taylor ave
Mayrisch Gustave M (Mayrisch Bros, S F), res n s Santa Clara
ave bet Paru and Staunton
Mazzini Louis, tinsmith and plumber, 1515 Park, res same
McCabe Patrick, gardener, res n s Pacific ave bet Webster and
Third aves
McCain Seward, capitalist, res n s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and
Union
McCarthy P E, res s s Central ave bet Chestnut and Walnut
McChesney M W, hide dealer, res w s Versailles ave bet Encinal
and Central aves
S, F. LAUNDRY.
WOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER, £gt&$gffl3k, BERKELEY.
ALAMEDA.
593
McClellan A B Mrs, res SE cor Alameda ave and Benton
McClellan John Mrs, res n s Central ave bet Broadway and
Everett
McClellan Louie Miss, res SE cor Alameda ave and Benton
McColgan Laura Miss, dressmaker, res s s Encinal ave nr Walnut
McColgan Mary Mrs. res s s Encinal ave nr Walnut
McCormick Frank H, re» NE cor Union and Alameda ave *
McCreary R A, carpenter, res n s Railroad ave bet Oak and Park
McCulley John L, boatman, res w s Cottage bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
McCulley Robert F, machinist, res w s Cottage bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
McDonald C J, pile driver, res Bay View House
McDonald Fannie Mrs, res Bay Farm Island
McDonald J J, mining, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Oak and
Walnut
McDunell F Mrs, res Bay Farm Island
McDonell P A, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
McFarland James, mining, res s s Taylor ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
McGinnis William, laborer, res Loyal Oak Hotel
McGoun H, carpenter Harmony Borax Works, res SW cor Rail-
road ave and Webster
McGoun Robert, deputy assessor, res w s Walnut nr San Antonio
McGowan James Rev, res ss Encinal ave nr College ave
McGowan Joseph, res e s McPherson bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
McGowan Patrick, plasterer, res e s McPherson bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
McGrath Thomas, trackman S P C R R, res Bay View House
McGuik Mary Mrs, res 1438 Webster
McHenry Samuel (S McHenry & Co, S F), res n s Railroad ave
bet Prospect and McPherson
Mclntyre John J, res w s Oak nr San Antonio ave
McKay Peter V, milkman, res w s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
McKean James F, watchmaker and jeweler, 1507 Park, res e s
Versailles ave bet Monroe and San Jose ave
McK an Winfield, clerk, res e s Versailles ave bet Monroe and
San Jose ave
McKee Catharine Mrs, res a s Railroad ave bet Staunton and
Benton
McKee Mary S Miss, res NW cor Walnut and Santa Clara ave
McKenna James, master mariner, res e s Davenport bet Pine and
Spruce
McKenzie G, laborer, res e s Broadway bet Encinal and Central
aves
OAKLAND BREWERY,
lilt A tin A hIKVKH, Proprietor* Cor
Telegraph Avenue and Dorant Street-
38
Moretti & Trezzini,siNrEABNS: Fresco & Decorative Artists
594
ALAMEDA.
@«
McLaughlin Thomas P, harnessmaker, res s s Santa Clara ave
nr Park
McLean Edward, real estate agent, 6 Park Row, res foot of Web-
ster
McLean Edward T, compositor, res s s San Antonio ave bet
Willow and Chestnut
McLean John T, physician and surgeon, office 8 and 9 Artesian
Block, res SW cor Central ave and Willow
McLean Maiy Mrs, res w s Railroad ave bet Willow and Chestnut
McLean Mary H Miss, assistant West End School, res SW cor
Willow and Central ave
McLean Sterling, bookkeeper with Dunham, Carrigan & Co
(S F), res s s Central ave nr Walnut
McMahon Ann Mrs, res Sherman bet Santa Clara and Central
aves
McMahon John S, compositor, res e s Sherman bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
McManus Frank, laborer Pacific Coast Oil Works, res n s Pacific
ave bet William and Bay
McMaster William, teamster, res w s Park ave bet San Jose ave
and the Bay
McMenomy James W, gardener, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
McNees William, mining, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
McNevie , carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
McNutt James H, salesman with Payot, Upham & Co (S F), res
SE cor Bay and Pacific ave
McRyan John, teamster, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Park and Oak
McSherry James, laborer, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Pearl and
Broadway
Mead Judah, res s s Railroad ave nr Oak
Meagher Frank T, secretary Supreme Court of California (S F),
res s s Central ave bet First and Second aves
Mecartney Amos, real estate, res Bay Farm Island
Megerk- L Mrs, res w s St Charles nr Kings ave
Megerle Lisetta Miss, assistant Porter School, res w h St Charles
nr Kings ave
Meierdierks Annie Miss, res cor Oak and Railroad ave
Meierdierks Christian, grocer (S F), res NE cor Railroad ave and
Oak
Meierdierks J Miss, res cor Oak and Railroad ave
tTREET i Meierdierks Mary Miss, res cor Oak and Railroad ave
Oakland; Melczer William (William Melczer & Co, S F), res s s Pacific ave
(I bet Oak and Walnut
" Meilus Gustavus D, deputy U S marshal ( S F), res SW cor
Sherman and Buena Vista ave
Melody Ann, domestic, e s Park ave bet San Jose ave and the Bay
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FLOWERS
CROSSES,
CROWNS,
WEEATHS,
PTEAMIDS,
BASKETS
4 BOUaUETS.
479 7th
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^MffiS^tfEiSass.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, »&*%.»£££.?•
ALAMEDA.
595
Mendoza Theresa Miss, res w s Bay but Central and Santa Clara
aves
Menke Catharine C Mrs, res s s King bet St Charles and Chris
tiana
Menke D Mrs, res cor St Charles and Kings ave
Menke Mary Mrs, res SW cor King and St, Charles
Mentasti Angel, gardener, res Webster bet Santa Clara and Cen-
tral aves
Mentz Charles, laborer, res SW cor Webster and Taylor ave
Meranda Thomas, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Merrill Sylvester, treasurer California Manufacturing Co (S F)
res SE cor Santa Clara ave and Chestnut
Merrill WT T, employe Harmony Borax Works, res s s Santa
Clara ave nr Webster
Mertens M J, vice-president and treasurer San Francisco Bridge
Co (S F), res n s Central ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Messer J O, foreman S P C R R, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
Methodist Episcopal Church, M C Briggs pastor, SW cor Park
and Central ave
Metz Theodore, president Oakland, Alameda and Piedmont R R,
res s s Railroad ave bet Webster and Third ave
Metzger C L (United Painting Co), res s s Clement ave bet
Broadway and Everett
Meyer Charles, clerk, res NW cor Grand and Railroad ave
Meyer George A, clerk, res 1429 Park
Meyer John, painter, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and. Santa
Clara aves
Meyer Louis (Meyer Brothers & Co, and restaurant, S F), and
town trustee, res SW cor Pacific ave and Lafayette
Meysel Oscar S, barber, 1527 Park
Michaels Henry (Langley & Michaels, S F), and member Board oi
Education, res NE cor Central ave and Grand
Michelseo John, salt manufacturer, res n s Santa Clara ave nr
Walnut
Middleton George E, bookkeeper with Renton, Holmes & Co, res
S F
MILLER CHARLES F. proprietor Park Hotel, cor Park and
Encinal ave
Miller Edward H Jr, secretary C P R R (S F), res NW cor
Encinal ave and Grand
Miller Elisha, clerk C P R R (S F), res NW cor Encinal ave and
Grand
Miller F C, agent, res 1530 Park
Miller George R, superintendent Pacific Coast Oil Co, res n s
Railroad ave bet Prospect and Concordia
Miller Louis, res NE cor Santa Clara ave and McPherson
Miller Louis, saloon (Oakland), res s s Railroad ave nr Oak
•vT
Schsfer & Co.! and'vo""^ CLOTHING, s*"»^o
"■*" San France.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, JJ««-«» *.«*,. ,
, W. cor. 5th & Kirk ham Sts
596
ALAMEDA.
Miller Philip, cook, .res s s Buena Vista ave nr Park
Miller Wni, musician, res SE cor Walnut and Santa Clara ave
Millington James, contractor and builder, res SW cor Court and
Central ave
Mills D H, res w s Chestnut bet Pacific and Buena Vista aves
Mills Elizabeth Miss, res Webster bet Santa Clara and Railroad
aves
Mills Thomas, stoves, plumbing, etc, 1527 Webster
Minecke Eliza Miss, res s s Pacific ave bet Second and Third
aves
Miner William, manager Alamada Argus job office, res NW cor
Park and Encinal aves
Minturn John, painter, res SW cor Park and Railroad aves
Minturn E J Mrs, res 2036 Santa Clara ave
Mitchell E, clerk with C Keller, res NE cor Alameda ave and
Oak
Mobled Emile, tailor, res w s Park ave bet San Jose ave and the
Bay
Moebius George H, gardener, res n s Central ave bet Prospect and
"W ebster
Moebus Frederick W G, bookkeeper (S F), res NW cor Pacific
ave and Lafayette
Mohns Henry, with Muecke, Victor & Co (S F), res s s Central
ave bet Paru and Benton
Moller Jacob J, master mariner, res n s Alameda ave nr Willow
Moller Wm H (Moller & Warmbold, S F), res NE cor Railroad
ave and Prospect
Monroe Anna E Mrs, seamstress, res w s Oak bet Railroad and
Pacific aves
Montgomery Charles, res s s Taylor ave nr St Charles
MONTGOMERY CHARLES, proprietor Montgomery's Hotel,
American Exchange Hotel, and Golden Palace Tea Stores
(S F), res w s St Charles nr the Bay
Montgomery Edward A, cigar and tobacco agent (S F), res NE
cor Buena Vista ave and Union
Moore Samuel, employe Borax Works, res Bird's Hotel
Moore Wm K, carpenter, res cor Benton and Santa Clara aves
Moralee Michael, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Moran John, poultry dealer, res n s Buena Vista ave, bet Bay
and Sherman
Moreal Henry P, real estate agent (S F), res SE cor Grand and
Buena Vista ave
Morehead James T (Morehead & Bell), res 818 Harrison, Oak-
land
Morehead & Bell (J T Morehead and J K Bell), wines and
liquors, SW cor Central and Third aves
MORETTI ATTILIO (Moretti & Trezzini), res S F
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™*~- it&sts&^J&Rtiiss.
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association, Plana furnished and houses built for CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
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ALAMEDA.
597
Morgenroth Charles, gardener, res NE cor Buena Vista and Ver-
sailles aves
Morgenstern Alfred W, butcher, res n s Encinal ave nr Willow
Mories Addison H, bookkeeper with Hyman Bros (S F), res n s
San Jose ave nr Oak
Morrill Warren P, compositor, res w s Union bet Santa Clara
and Central aves
Morris David, collector Artesian Water Works, res Artesian
Block
Morris F L Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet McPherson and Pros-
pect
Morris George Rev, pastor First Congregational Church, res n s
Railroad ave bet Webster and Third aves
MORRIS GEORGE T, groceries, s s Railroad ave bet McPherson
and Prospect
Morris Henry A T, clerk, res n s Railroad ave bet Webster and
Third aves
MORRIS M A MISS postmistress, ws Webster bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves, res n s Railroad ave bet Webster and
Third aves
Morris M P Mrs, teacher, res n s Railroad ave bet Webster and
Third aves
Morris Thomas C, deputy county clerk, res SE cor Everett and
Buena Vista ave
Morton Elijah, master mariner, res SE cor Buena Vista ave and
Lafayette
Morton Frederick S, salesman (S F), res n s Buena Vista ave bet
Minturn and Grand
Morton N S, foreman Union Box Factory (S F), res n s Buena
Vista ave bet Minturn and Grand
Moser Thomas S, res n s Alameda ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Moss John B, res w s Grand bet Santa Clara and Railroad aves
Mott M J Mrs, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Schiller
Mound Cottage, Mrs Margaret Allendorff proprietress, Central
ave bet Walnut and Willow
Mudge Theodore A, agent Wheeler Patent Cannery (S F), res
NW cor Eagle and Railroad aves
Mullen John, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Mullen Murty, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Mullen P Mrs, res w s Fountain nr Monroe
Mullen Thomas, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Muller Diedrich, groceries (S F), res s s Santa Clara bet Bay and
St Charles
Muller F P, propr Pine Grove Park, n s Central ave bet Second
and Third aves
Muller J P, upholsterer, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Muller Nicholas, groceries, SW cor Bay and Santa Clara aves
OAKLANu BREWERY, V
(or.
T. IrgraiUi Avenue and llurant Ntret't.
Moreiti & Trezzini,!.
affiSS Fresco & Decorative Artists
598
ALAMEDA.
Mullin Arthur, painter, res 1117 Park
Mullin John, gardener, res 1117 Park
March Catrina Mrs, assistant Denman Grammar School (S F),
res SE cor Buena Vista ave and Schiller
March Laura Miss, music teacher, res SE cor Buena Vista ave
and Schiller
Murch Louise Mrs, music teacher, res SE cor Buena Vista ave
and Schiller
Murdock George H, bookkeeper with Asa Harker & Co (S F),
res s s Santa Clara ave bet First and Second aves
Murphy John, bartender, res Bay View House
Murphy John C, clerk Bay View House
Murray John, laborer S P 0 R R, res Alameda Point
Murray John A, gardener, res NE cor Buena Vista and Versailles
aves
Murray John C, foreman Pacific Coast Oil Refinery, res n s Rail-
road ave bet Concordia and Prospect
Muth John F, watchmaker and jeweler, w s Park nr Central ave
N
Nahl H W Arthur, artist (S F), res NE cor Paru and Central
ave
Nannary William, salesman with D Samuels (S F), res SW cor
Buena Vista ave and Oak
Nathan S C Mrs, res s s Clement nr Everett
Nauman Paul Z, locksmith (S F), res n s Railroad ave bet Chapin
and Wood
Neal Albion K, res n s San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Neal Charles S, secretary San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, res SW cor Alameda ave and Paru
Neame William, carpenter, res 1130 Pease ave
Neilson Magnus, carpenter Mechanics' Mill (S F), ress s Eagle ave
bet Wood and Chapin
Neisser Moritz Mrs, res s s Central ave bet Broadway and Pearl
Nelle George, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Paru and Staunton
Nellis Willard A, cabinetmaker, res Yosemit' Hotel
Nelson Charles J, carpenter, res n s Encinal ave nr Willow
NELSON HANS, saloon, cor Park and Encinal aves
Nelson John P, carpenter, res 1522 Clement ave
Neuwirth Peter A, cooper, res NW cor Broadway and San Jose
ave
Newberry C J Mrs, assistant Alameda High School, res n s Ala-
meda ave bet Willow and Walnut
Newberry Frederick T, civil engineer, res NW cor Santa Clara
ave and McPherson
Newberry Henry C, res n s Alameda ave nr Willow
S. F, W*!^nv.
Washing WKMi l>0\K;it VKItV LOW Kates.
C_i £5) Geary! t . i.T. aad 862 Broadway, Oakland.
AIIPN TlinPIC 9 Pfl CABI1TET -TO-OCDS OP ALL S^TES
WLLr.ll, lUUULC & UUM Xow 1H ami go W|x-ai- With, *iin FrsnciHro
ALAMEDA. 599
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TONIC.
Newman Albert, porter with Stein, Simon & Co (S F), res e s
Park south of San Jose ave
Newman Henry, solicitor daily Alta (S F), res SW cor Van
Buren and Fountain
Newman Philip, butcher S F), res e s Sherman bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
NEWPORT SWjMMING BATHS- Wonderlich k Bamber pro-
prietors, SW cor Central and Second aves
Newth Thos. collector, res s s Central ave bet Chestnut and Wil-I
low
Newton Geo Rev, res NW cor Clement and Broadway
Newton Virginia Mrs, res e s Walnut, nr San Jose ave
New Zealand Insurance Co, A C Gilbert k Co agents, 2 Park'
Row, Park
Niagai*a Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert k Co agents, 2 Park Rowj
Park
Nichelson Mattie Miss, res 1530 Park
Nichelson Mollie Miss, res 1530 Park
Nicholson Joseph C, ship broker (SF), resn s Buena Vista ave nr
Oak
Nicholson K Miss, domestic, NE cor Versailles and Buena Vista
aves
Nield John D, bookkeeper (S F), res n s Central ave bet Prospect
and Webster
Niemann Chris W, res SE cor Railroad ave and Staunton
Niese Fred'k W, res n a Alameda ave bet Willow and Chest-
nut
Nissen Detlev, dairyman, re- NW cor Sherman and Santa Clara
aves
Nobmann John Jr, clerk with J C Fossing, res SE cor Park an I
Railroad avea
Nobmann John H. cigar stand, e s Park nr Lincoln ave
Nobmann John N, grocer, Park opp Alameda Station, res same
Nolan Joseph, secretary Pine Manufacturing Co (S F), res s s
Lincoln ave bet Everett and Park
North American Fire In-urance Co, A C Gilbert k Co agent-, 2
Park Row, Park
Norton Benj R, manager Oakland Ice Works, res w a Grand bet
Santa Clara and Railroad aves
Notn- Dame Academy, conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame,
Chestnut bet San Antoni-> and San Jose avea
Nov William H, res w b Willow bat Santa Clara and Central
aves
Nunes John, laborer CPR R, res w s Oak bet Railroad ave and
Pacific ave
Nye R, laborer with S A Sabin, res w s College ave bet Monroe
and Van Buren
Schpfer S Co.: Fine Custom Chthin0 to ?rrfer
N«. 11 Vmn\*vmery St.
X.-WI r'r:--n . ►' 0.
Washington Brewery, ZStiF^kwSkwHBSfc
600
ALAMEDA.
o
Oak Grove Lodge No 215, F and A M, T C Morris secretary,
Masonic Hall
Oakland Gas Works, Alameda Branch, Atlantic ave, foot of
Union
Oakland Home Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row, Park
Obenauer John, tailor, res NE cor Central ave and Cottage
Obenauer Wm, cigar manufacturer, 1505 Park, res NE cor
Central ave and Cottage
Ober August, clerk, res w s Park bet Santa Clara and Central
aves
O'Brien Alfred, clerk, res 1529 Park
O'Brien Jeremiah, gardener, res SW cor Court and Jackson
O'Brien John, sailmaker, res e s Broadway bet Encinal and
Central aves
O'Brien Mary A Mrs, res s s Central ave bet First and Second
aves
O'Donnell M, sectionman S P C R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Oesterreicher Louis, real estate agent (S F), n s Railroad ave bet
Lafayette and Schiller
Oetgengerdes Frederick, wines and liquors, NE cor Central ave
and Prospect
Ohea R H, groceries, w s Park bet Clement and Blanding aves,
res same
Ohn Fritz, gardener, res s s Eagle ave bet Oak and Park
O'Keefe Edward, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
O'Keefe Michael, gardener, res w s Chapin, bet Buena Vista and
Eagle aves
Oldfield Mary A Mrs, res n s Alameda ave nr Willow
Olsen Chris, expressman, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Olsen Frederick, painter, res n s Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Olsen Martin (Reinecker & Olsen), res 1531 Park
O'Neil Geo D, bookkeeper, res w s'Park ave nr Central ave
Osborne Frank, coachman, w s First ave bet Pacific and Central
ave
Osborne Rachel Mrs, res NW cor Encinal ave and Grand
Otis Frank, attorney-at-law (S F), res n s Pacific ave bet Wood
and Prospect
Owen James H, collector, res SE cor Regent and San Jose ave
Owens B W, wool dealer, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and
Oak
Owens R R, conductor C P R R, res Railroad ave bet Oak and
Walnut
'HOUSE,
% F. LAUNPEY.
«.OOI» WORK, LOW PRICES. Olttro,
33 Graary St, S.'F., aai 862 Broadway, Oakland-
Jas L Barker^ST Lion Insurance Co., capital. $4,000,000
ALAMEDA.
601
Pacific Avenue House, J Riegelhuth propr, n s Pacific ave bet
Kellogg and Davenport
Pacific Coast Oil Co, C N Felton president, E Wheaton secretary,
SW cor Pacific ave and SPCRR track
Pacific Hose Co No 4, E F Rea foreman, cor Pacific ave and
Chestnut
Paez Y, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, res NW cor
Eagle ave and Everett
Page L Miss, music teacher, res Park Row Hall
Page N Mrs, res SE cor Bay and Pacific ave
Page N C, clerk (Oakland), res SE cor Bay and Pacific ave
Pahlmann Rudolph, liquor saloon, s s Central ave bet Webster
and Third ave, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Webster and Third
ave
Painter Edward R, editor San Francisco Prices Current (S F),
res e s Park ave nr Encinal ave
Painter J Milton (Painter & Co, S F), res SE cor Broadway and
Lincoln ave
Painter Theodore P (Painter & Co, S F), res SE cor Broadway
and Lincoln aves
Palace Dry Goods Store, J J Konigshofer propr, 1419 Park
Palm Richard, manager Harmouie Garden, res w s Park bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Palmer N W, town treasurer and tax-collector, office Public
Water Works Building, res n s Buena Vista ave bet Ver-
sailles and Pearl
Pausen A, music teacher, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Morton and
Sherman
Pape Geo C, machinist, res N W cor Park and Encinal ave
Paris A C Mrs, assistant Alameda High School, res 2036 Santa
Clara ave
Parish School, Rev A T Perkins principal, Santa Clara ave bet
Willow and Walnut
Park Baths, foot of Park
PARK HOTEL Chas F Miller proprietor, cor Park and Encinal ave
Park Opera House, SW cor Park and Buena Vista ave
Park Row, SE cor Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Parker Adam, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Parks A A Mrs, dressmaker, res a s Pacific ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Parks Wm, employe California Paint Co, res s s Pacific ave bet
Oak and Walnut
Parrott E, painter, res SE cor Pearl and Santa Clara ave
Parsons Lorenzo, saddler, res SE cor Webb ave and Park
GAK1ANU BREWERY,
KK Villi * I>IKVES, Proprietors < 01
Tci< jcjaph Avenue and Duraat Mtreer
M^hVbuESSS: S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
602
ALAMEDA.
Patch O A, brakeman, res Bay View House
Patten Stephen W, employe Wells, Fargo & Co's Express (S F),
res w s Pearl bet Encinal and Central aves
Patterson James R, teamster with Renton, Holmes & Co, res n s
San Antonio ave nr Oak
Pattiani Alfred W (Wasson & Pattiani), res NW eor Cottage and
Central ave
Patton Wm, architect, res n s Central ave nr Oak
PAYNE GEO H (E M Derby & Co), res n s Pacific ave nr St
Charles
Pearce Lizzie Mrs, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Union and Grand
Peck Chas S (Peck & Co, S F), res n s Central ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Peck Edmond G, miner, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
PECK JOHN S> carriagemaker, cor Lincoln and Railroad aves,
res Oak nr Railroad ave
Peck Mengo W, carpenter, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
Pembleton Lemuel, furniture, 1513 Park, res SE cor Central
ave and Oak
Pendergast John, laborer, res w s Regent opp Chester
Penfield W H, res w s Morton bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2
Park Row, Park
Perata Angel o, vegetable gardener, res w s Grand bet Buena
Vista and Eagle aves
Perata Bennie, vegetable gardener, res w s Grand bet Buena
Vista and Eagle aves
Perata Berti, vegetable gardener, res w s Grand bet Buena Vista
and Eagle aves
Perata John, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista ave,
foot of Benton
Perata Joseph, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista ave,
font of Benton
Perata Katie Miss, res w s Grand bet Eagle and Buena Vista aves
Perata Lorenzo, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista
ave, foot of Benton
Perata Lorenzo, vegetable gardener, res w s Grand bet Buena
Vista and Eagle aves
Perata Nicolo, vegetable gardener, res w s Grand bet Buena
Vista and Eagle aves
Perata Nicoleta Miss, res w s Grand bet Eagle and Buena Vista
aves
Perata Peter, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista ave,
foot of Benton
Perata Toney, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista ave,
foot of Benton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
omcoN.
( 33 Geary St., San Freneigco.
) •*«* Ki-oii'. waj . Ohkiuitii.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
is ami »o Spear St..
Han Francisco.
ALAMEDA.
603
Perch Gershon H, millman, res w s Morton bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Percy George W (Percy & Hamilton, S F), res w s Morton bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Perkins Alfred T Rev, rector Christ Church, res 1603 Webb ave
Perkins Eunice T Miss, res cor Everett and Webb ave
Perkins Frank J, assayer, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Perkins Frank L, mining, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Perkins James H, painter, res w s Webster bet Railroad and
Pacific aves
Perron Chas F, capitalist, res NE cor Buena Vista ave and Wood
Peter Flavius, accountant (S F), res n s Pacific ave bet Webster
and Third ave
Peters John H (J H Peters & Co, S F), res SW cor Railroad ave
and Sherman
Petersen Betsy, domestic, SE cor Santa Clara ave and Paru
Petersen Carl, clerk, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Union and Grand
Petersen Carl, liquor saloon, 1427 Park, res s s Santa Clara ave
bet Oak and Walnut
Petersen Charles A, propr Union Soap Factory (S F), res SE
cor Hibbard and Pacific ave
Petersen Elsie, domestic, N W cor Grand and San Jose ave
Petersen Peter, clerk, res 1117 Park
Petersen William E, upholsterer, res s s Eagle ave bet Everett
and Broadway
Petersen William J, dealer soaps (S F), res SE cor Hibbard and
Pacific ave
Peterson Andrew H, boarding stable (S F), res n s Pacific ave nr
Willow
Peterson Charles, foreman with Mclntire, Abbey & Co (Oakland),
res 20 Eagle ave
Peterson Christian, carpenter, res s s Taylor ave bet First and
Second aves
Peterson William, upholsterer with E Pembleton, res s s Eagle
ave nr Everett
Peterson William, wood turner, res w s Walnut bet Buena Vista
and Pacific aves
Pettigrew James J, collector, res e s Paru bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Phelps J II Mrs, assistant Alameda High School, res e s Park bet
Alameda and Encinal aves
Phillips Johannah Mrs, res e s St Charles bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Phillips William M, machinehand with J S Bennett, res n s
Clement ave nr Everett
Pine Grove Park, F P Miller propr, n s Central ave bet Second] t
and Third aves
Schsfe* £ Co.: il^J«?K-'CLOTHIHP. SAV!
v«-.r . 0
i! v:v::in.
Washington Brewery, R?&™*"mn2y fSBS"'
604
ALAMEDA.
Pipkin Louis M, farmer, res s s Clinton ave nr Willow
Platania Frank, gardener, res w s McPherson bet Central and
Taylor aves
Piatt A G, res n s San Antonio ave bet Union and Grand
Plummer George, groceries (S F), res 1310 Park
Plummer William E, captain steamer Orizaba, res Park Hotel
Pocock William R T, bookkeeper with Donahoe, Kelly & Co (S F),
res s s Buena Vista ave bet St Charles and Chapin
Pohlemus Edward, clerk, res n s San Jose ave nr Oak
Poindexter F H, bookkeeper (S F), res w s Chapin bet Pacific
and Buena Vista aves
Poindexter Theodore, clerk (S F), res w s Chapin bet Pacific and
Buena Vista aves
Police Office, Town Hall, Webb ave bet Park and Everett
Pollak John, bookkeeper, res NW cor Santa Clara ave and Paru
Pollard William H, broker (S F), res e s Regent bet San Jose and
Encinal aves
Pope E A, saloon (S F), res SE cor Walnut and Encinal ave
Porey Louis, watchmaker (S F), res cor Railroad ave and Paru
Porter School, Mrs J A Burge superintendent, s s Alameda ave
bet Oak and Walnut
Porter William H, painter, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Poschwitz E M Mrs, res s s Buena Vista ave bet Grand and Min-
turn
Potwin Kate Mrs, ticket agent C P R R, res 1530 Park
Powell James, carriagemaker, res s s Central ave nr Oak
Powell Samuel, painter, 1512 Park, res 1134 Pease ave
Poyzer Thomas, real estate, res w s Pearl bet Encinal and Central
aves
Prahl Emil, with Falkner, Bell & Co (S F), res e s Park opp
Alameda ave
Prayer Louis, laborer, res Bay Farm Island
Presbrey W H, machinist, res w s Bi-oadway nr Encinal ave
Prezoni Luigi, vegetable gardener, res Buena Vista ave nr foot of
Concordia
Primet Stephen, machinist, res SE cor Park and San Jose ave
Probst Louis, bakery and restaui-ant, SW cor Webster and Tay-
lor ave
Prophet Ludwig, carpenter (S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Prospect
and McPherson
Pugh Joseph, gardener with J V Lapham, res cor Pearl and En-
cinal ave
Purnell Samuel, painter, res e s McPherson bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Putzman F H (Putzman & Dunker, S F), res e s Regent bet San
Jose and Encinal aves
SI I AIIIHIQV WA8IIISG DOXK AT SHORT NOTICE
. !. LWUIlUnl. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F.. aad 8«« Broadway. Oaklai
Oakland.
rAS^g?Agent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
ALAMEDA.
605
Quast John D, plumber, res n s Central ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Quigley John J (Sullivan & Quigley), res Oakland
Quinchard Julius (John H Boden & Co, S F), res SW cor Santa
Clara ave and Paru
Quinn Belle Miss, res Everett bet Clement and Blanding aves
Quinn Catharine Mrs, res e s Everett bet Clement and Blanding
aves
Quinn Mary Miss, res Everett bet Clement and Blanding aves
R
Rabel Frank, res n s San Antonio ave nr Willow
Radcliff Chas# M, justice of the peace, office Santa Clara ave
next to post-office, res Park nr Santa Clara ave
Radszwill Christian, manufacturer artificial stone, res NE cor Oak
and Eagle ave
Raleigh Benj H, dry goods and millinery, 1503 Webster
Ralfe Geo C, wood, coal, hay and grain, res s s Santa Clara ave
bet St Charles and McPherson
Ralston A C, plumber, res w s Park nr Clinton ave
Ramm Win, clerk, res s s Pacific ave bet Webster and Concor-
dia
Randow Carl A, res s s Blanding ave bet Everett and Broadway
Ransdall E C Mrs, res s s San Antonio ave nr Oak
Ransdall Jas T, m\natrer Jas S Bennett's Furniture Factory,
res e s San Antonio ave bet Oak and Park
Ransom Wm P, clerk with H W Barnes, res 1557 Eighth, Oak-
land
Rasmussen Louis, coachman, res es High nr Central ave
Rattray B F Rev, pastor Alameda Baptist Church, res s s Santa
Clara ave bet Staunton and Benton
Rattray Emma B Miss, res Railroad ave bet Staunton and
Benton
Rattray Florence H Miss, res Railroad ave bet Staunton and
Benton
Rau Frederick, liquor saloon and barber shop, SE cor Park and
Lincoln ave, res e s Oak bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Raum John M, broker (S F), res 1597 Santa Clara ave
Rauscii Otto, printer, res SE cor Railroad ave and Staunton
Ray H W, res SW cor Park and Railroad ave
Ravuiond Benj, res SW cor Encinal ave and Walnut
Raymond B F. conductor S P C R R, res w s Regent bet San
Jose ave and the Bav
OAKLAND BREWERY,
K It A MM A IUKVKH, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and I>urant (Street.
WBSSKBSSk S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
606
ALAMEDA.
Raymond W, brakeman SP CRR
Rea A F, painter, res n s Railroad ave bet Union and Minturn
Read Frank W, bookkeeper (S F), res n s Alameda ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Reardon John, bartender with F Rau, res SE cor Park and Lin-
coln ave
Recardo Frank, finisher Bennett's Furniture Factory, res Oak-
land
Redding Geo, policeman, res e s Everett bet Clement and Bland-
ing aves
Reddy Annie, domestic, NE cor Schiller and Buena Vista aves
Reed E P, superintendent Independent Lumber Co, res San Jose
Reed Everett L, machinist, res SW cor Railroad ave and Sher-
man
Regnes C E Mrs, res w s Willow bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Reichsrath Louis, boots and shoes, e s Webster bet Railroad and
Pacific aves
Reid Henry H, attorney-at-law (S F), res n s Taylor bet Web-
ster and Third ave
Reinecker John, shoemaker, 1519J Park, res w s Santa Clara ave
nr St Charles
Reinecker Nicholas (Reinecker & Olsen), res Pacific ave
Reinecker & Olsen (Nicholas Reinecker and Martin Olsen), liquor
saloon, 1531 Park
Relfe Geo C (Wheelei & Relfe), res s s Santa Clara ave bet Mc-
Pherson and St Charles
Remmel Geo P, patternmaker, res w s St Charles nr Kings ave
Remmel Julius A, music teacher, res w s St Charles nr Kings ave
Rennell Henry, hunter, res n s Railroad ave bet Oak and Wal-
nut
Renshaw E B, manager Encinal Lumber Yard, cor Oak and En-
cinal ave, res Central ave bet Park and Everett
Ren ton, Holmes & Co (Wm Renton, C S Holmes and R K Ham),
proprs Encinal Lumber Yard, NW cor Oak and Encinal
Renton Wm (Renton, Holmes & Co), res Port Blakeley
Repossa Wm, oiler S P C R R, res Bay View House
Resende John, porter, res n s Central ave nr McPherson
Rettig Conrad, baker, res s s Central ave bet Weber and Mc-
Pherson
Reulein David, laborer Pacific Coast Oil Works, res n s Pacific
ave bet William and Bay
Reyan Lawrence, sectionhand C P R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Reynolds Chas F, reporter department 6, Superior Court (S F),
res SW cor Oak and Alameda ave
Reynolds F A, res NE cor Willow and Central ave
Reynolds George A, mining, res NW cor Alameda ave and Wil-
low
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S. F. LAUNDRY.
WiusliiiiK WKliL DOXE at VERY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
18 A 20 Spear St.
Nan Francisco
ALAMEDA.
607!
Reynolds Geo A Jr, mining, res N\V cor Alameda ave and
Willow
REYNOLDS GEO P. physician, O.J.I Fellows' Building, res s s
Central ave bet Oak and Walnut
REYNOLDS i M. real estate and insurance, w s Park nr Encinal
ave, res s s Central ave nr Oak
Rhinehart Willis, res w s Webster bet Railroad and Santa Claraj
aves
Rice Hiram, laborer, res e s McPherson nr Centennial ave
Rich A, mate ship Wm G Davis, res Alameda Point
Rich Abram, foreman with E M Derby & Co, res SE cor First
and Pacific aves
Richards Susan Mrs, res w s Oak nr San Antonio ave
Richardson Geo F, secretary and general manager, res s s Santa
Clara ave nr Willow
Richardson Robert, expressman, res n s Pacific ave bet Walnut
and Willow
Ricklefsen Gregory J, dyer, res s s Encinal ave nr Walnut
Riddell Edward B, clerk, res 1529 Everett
Riddell Mary R Mrs, kindergarten cor Santa Clara ave and Park,
res 1529 Everett
Rider C Mrs, res SW cor Grand and Central ave
Riddeli Robert J, solicitor, res 1529 Everett
Riddell Win N, clerk C P R R office, res 1529 Everett
Riechrs Chas, laborer, res w s Bay bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
Riegelhuth Conrad, showman, s s Taylor ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Riegelhuth Jacob, proprietor Pacific Avenue House, res n s Pa-
cific ave bet Kellogg and Davenport
Riegelhuth John C, laborer, res n s Pacific ave bet Kellogg and
Davenport
Rienecker Nich, saloon, Pacific ave bet Willow ave and Chestnut
Rigney Jas, laborer C P R R, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Rigondet Hannah Mrs, res n s Alameda ave nr Willow
Riley John, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Rioton A H, porter, res e s McPherson nr Centennial ave
Robertson John M, grainer, res w s Park nr Central ave
Robinson Chas H, attorne\'-at-law, res e s Pearl bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Robinson Edwin J, employe Gordon Hardware Co, res n s Pearl
bet Encinal and Central aves
Robinson Frank H, clerk with John H Boalt (S F), res e s Pearl
bet Central and Santa Clara aves
ROBINSON HENRY. rea' estate and insurance, office Park, two
doors south of National Bank of Alameda, res SW cor High
and Lincoln
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order Nfl:',M^r,e^:
Washington Brewery ,
Westermann A Co., Pronrs*
N. W. COE. 5th & EIEIHAM STEEETS.
608
ALAMEDA.
Robinson MSP Mrs, res s s Monroe nr Mound
Robinson Wm J, clerk with M M Estee (S F), res e s Pearl bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Rode Edward, cabinetmaker, res s s Buena Vista ave bet Willow
and Chestnut
Roden Adolph G, livery, res n s Santa Clara ave bet Union and
Grand
Roden beck Albert, candymaker, res w s Foley nr Buena Vista
ave
Rodenbeck Chas, res w s Foley nr Buena Vista ave
Rodenbeck Chas J, machinist Risdon I and L Works (S F), res ws
Foley nr Buena Vista ave
Rogers Hannah Mrs, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Rogers Manuel, watchman with E M Derby & Co, res Alameda
Wharf-
Rogers Oliver, butcher, res SE cor Pacific and Third ave
Rogers Oscar, blacksmith and carriagemaker, w s Webster bet
Pacific and Railroad ave, res SE cor Third and Pacific aves
Rogers Russell M, teamster, res SE cor Pacific and Third aves
Rolls R, fireman C P R R
Romer C, polisher, res n s Pacific ave bet Paru and Staunton
Romer Eugene, res n s Alameda ave nr Willow
Roos Jos, clerk, res s s Santa Clara ave nr McPherson
Rorer Theresa, domestic Bay View House
Rosenthal Adolph, German consul (S F), res SW cor Everett and
Eagle ave
Rosenthal Louis, clerk, res SW cor Everett and Eagle ave
Rosmarin George, propr Encinal Nursery, res NW cor Central
ave and Bay
Ross Arthur, printer with A L Bancroft & Co, res w s College
ave bet Monroe and Van Buren
Ross James, carpenter S P C R R. res Bay View House
Rosseter George R (Rosseter & Smith, S F), res e s Park ave bet
San Jose ave and the Bay
Rothhlum M S, optician (S F), res NE cor St Charles and Buena
Vista aves
Rothermel Peter (Wentworth & Co, S F), res w s Park nr Ala-
meda ave
Rounds Samuel H, millwright, res es Pearl bet Encinal and Cen-
tral aves
Rowe E P, liquor dealer (S F), res 1214 Oak
Roxburgh Kate Mrs, res s s Central ave nr College ave
Roy George E, bookkeeper with John Saulnier & Co (S F), res
Pacific ave bet Chestnut and Lafayette
Rue Edmond D, clerk with S B Wakefield & Co (S F), res SW
cor Morton and Santa Clara ave
Rues Maria Mrs, res Buena Vista ave bet Sherman and Bay
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, LOW PKIt'RS. OIHrc,
33 Gear? St, S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
JAMES L. BANKER, aSf&Ls5!^TcEE, BERKELEY.
ALAMEDA.
609
Ruesch Jennie Mrs, res n s Central ave nr Oak
Rufner Jacob, barber (S F), res NW cor Chestnut and Railroad
ave
Ruling M C Mrs, res w s Staunton bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
Ruppert Kate Mrs, propr Bay View House, Alameda Point
Ryan David, res NE cor Oak and San Jose ave
Ryan John J, fireman S P C R R, res NE cor Oak and San
Jose ave
Ryken Frank, poultry yard, res Bay Farm Island
Sabin L N, traveling agent with George A Davis & Co, res w s
College ave bet Monroe and Van Buren
Sabin Minnie E Miss, assistant Porter School, res w s College
ave bet Monroe and Van Buren
Sabin Sidney A, windmills, pumps, and tanks, w s College ave
bet Monroe and Van Buren
Sackett David A, carpenter, res w s Mound bet Jackson and
Van Buren
Sackett George H L, druggist with C B Elbe, res NW cor
Mound and Jackson
Sackett Harry P, teamster, res w s Mound bet Jackson and Van
Buren
Sampson Sylvester, wood turner, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Sandison John A, bartender with Morehead & Bell, res Oakland
Sands Joshua, res Park
Sandy Beach Sea Baths, Robert Cooke propr, s s Central ave bet
First and Second
Sanford V, groceries, cor Railroad ave and Staunton
Sansom William H, carpenter, res s s San Jose ave nr Willow
Santine John, brakeman C P R R, res cor Railroad ave and
Walnut
Sargent Frank G, salesman with Goodyear Rubber Co (S F), res
s s San Antonio ave nr Willow
Scammon Meltiah L, res s a Alameda ave nr Walnut
Schaberg William, saloon keeper, n s Pacific ave bet William
and Bay
Schaffer Augustus, carpenter, res s s Alameda ave nr Walnut
Schaffer Edward, laborer, res n s Pacific ave bet William and
Bay
Scheiner George, musician, res w s McPherson bet Central and
Centennial aves
Scheithe Jacob (Scheithe & Combs), res Park bet Clement and
Eagle aves
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ALAMEDA.
FLOWERS
CROSSES,
CROWNS,
WEEATHS,
FYEAL'IDS,
BASKETS
4 BOUaUSTE.
479 7th
STREET,
OAKLAND
Scheithe & Combs (Jacob Scheithe and R E Combs), butchers,
Park bet Santa Clara and Central aves
Scbiealoh Frederick, cook Park Hotel
Schiffer Frank G (F G Schiffer & Co, S F), res 1316 Park
Schiffer Frank G Jr, salesman (S F), res 1316 Park
Schmadeke John J, patternmaker, res 3740 Santa Clara ave
Schmadeke Margaret D Mrs, res 3740 Santa Clara ave
Schmadeke Richard, blacksmith, res 3740 Santa Clara ave
Schmidt Henry, carpenter, res s s Buena Vista ave bet St Charles
and Bay
Schnabel Aug H, mining expert, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Schnabel Carl H, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Schnabel Carrie Miss, res Santa Clara ave bet Oak and Walnut
Schnabel Martin H, mining, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Schnauer Charles, master mariner, res s s Encinal ave nr Willow
Schneider Mary, domestic, 3714 Santa Clara ave
Schnell S Mrs, res w s Paru bet Alameda and Encinal aves
Schofield L M Mrs, res NW cor Lafayette and Alameda aves
Schonau L H, boarding, w s Prospect bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Schrader Otto, painter, res n s Central ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Schramm August M, searcher of records, NE cor Fifth and
Broadway, Oakland, res n s Railroad ave bet Webster and
Third aves
Schreiber Amelia Miss, res Morton bet Santa Clara and Central
aves
Schreiber August, regalias, res NW cor Central ave and Morton
Schroeder Adolph (Schroeder & Victors), res SW cor Paru and
Railroad ave
Schroeder Hall, NE cor Webb and Park
Schroeder Louis, liquor saloon, SW cor Third and Central aves
SCHROEDER & VICTORS (Adolph Schroeder and Albert Vic-
tors), hay, grain, wood, and coal, cor Park and Webb aves
SCHUETZEN PARK. George Cantus proprietor, s s Central ave
bet McPherson and Prospect
Schuler Henry, proprietor Alameda Brewery, res w s Third ave
bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Schultz J Miss, teacher German, res s s Eagle ave bet Park and
Everett
Schumacher Albert, clerk with C Volberg & Co (S F), res n s
Railroad ave bet Concordia and Prospect
Schumacher Albert, driver with Wm Piute & Co (S F), res n s
Railroad ave bet Concordia and Prospect
Schumacher Carl G, laundryman, s s Central ave nr Walnut
Schumacher Elizabeth Mrs, res n s Railroad ave bet Concordia
and Prospect
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"* Broadway, Oaklaud.
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ALAMEDA.
611.
Schumacher William, packer with Lachmau & Co (S F), res n s
Railroad ave bet Concordia and Prospect
Schumann Frederick, compositor Alameda weekly Argus, res
s s Railroad ave bet Oak and Walnut
Schuster Frank O, res s s Santa Clara ave nr McPherson I
Schwab Charles N, commercial traveler, res s s Railroad ave bet
McPherson and Prospect
Schwartz Max, waiter Park Hotel
Schwartz Win, res w s Union bet Pacific and Buena Vista aves
Schweitzer Paul, upholsterer, res Park Hotel
Scofield D G, auditor Pacific Coast Oil Co, res S F
Scott Ethan A, coal dealer (S F), res n s Central ave nr Willow
Scott James, butcher, res s s Railroad ave bet Sherman and Bay)
Scully Daniel, house painter, res w s Webster bet Pacific andj
Buena Vista aves
Sedam L Mrs, res NW cor Madison and Post
Seebeck John, res Taylor ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Seed Charles, carpenter, res 1530 Park
Seib Barbara Mrs, res SW cor Webster and Buena Vista ave
Seibin M Mrs, res s s Buena Vista ave bet Oak and Walnut
Seiben Philip, liquor saloon, SW cor Park and Railroad ave, res
s s Buena Vista ave bet Oak and Walnut
Sellhorn Frederick, groceries (S F), res e s Oak nr Railroad ave
Sesnon R Mrs, res NE cor Pacific ave and Bay
Severance Geo A, carpenter, res n s Clement ave nr Oak
Severin Francis Antone, photographer (S F), res N W cor Pacific
ave and Walnut
Severin Pauline Mrs, res NW cor Pacific ave and Walnut
Seymour Annie Miss, compositor Alameda weekly News, res
Webb ave bet Park ave and Everett
Seymour Essie H Miss, assistant Porter School, res s s" Webb ave
bet Park ave and Everett
Seymour Richard, apprentice, res Webb ave bet Evei'ett and
Park ave
Seymour Wm, plumber, res s s Webb ave bet Park ave and Everett
Shaner Chas, carpenter, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Shannon Robt, section boss S P C R R, res Bay View House
Sharon , clerk Palace Dry Goods Store, res e s Park opp
Alameda ave
Sharp A, expressman, res 1530 Park
Sharp Alexander I, car repairer C P R R, res NW^eor Oak and
Railroad ave
Shaw Edward B, salesman Cutting Pacific Co (S F), res NW cor
Paru and Central ave
Shaw Frank, engineer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Shead D L, groceries, 1515 Webster
Shean Pat, laborer S P C R R, res Bay View House
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Schafer & Co.: SSftJSff
CLOTHING,
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WASHINGTON BREWERY, ZftV^-Mt&kESPSsi
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ALAM EDA.
Shed A B Miss, res s s Alameda ave bet Grand and Paru
Shed Chas D, artist, res s s Alameda ave bet Grand and Paru
Shed Clara C Miss, res s s Alameda ave bet Grand and Paru
Shed Mary S Miss, bookkeeper (S F), res s s Alameda ave bet
Grand and Paru
Sheeran James A, salesman with J J Konigshofer, res e s Park
bet Central and Alameda aves
Shepard Catharine Mrs, res e s Oak nr Clinton ave
Shepard Elmer E, attorney-at-law, res n s Clinton ave nr Chest-
nut
Shepard Richard, master mariner, res n s Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Shepardson P E Mrs, res e s Webster bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Sherman Annie Mrs, patentee Patent Steam Cooker, res NE cor
Railroad ave and Schiller
Sherman Samuel, tailor, res NE cor Railroad ave and Schiller
Shick Jacob, smelter Melrose Smelting Works, res s s Eagle ave
bet Everett and Broadway
Shoaff Philip L, printer (S F), res NW cor Pacific ave and St
Charles
Shulte Anna Mrs, res e s Chapin bet Railroad and Pacific ave
Shulte W F, plumber ( S F), res e s Chapin bet Railroad and
Pacific aves
Shultis Edward, painter, SE cor Encinal and Oak, res e s Oak
nr Encinal ave
Shu man Fred, laborer, res s s Railroad ave nr Oak
Sieben Eugene J, clerk with Philip Sieben, res Buena Vista ave
nr Walnut
Sieben Jacob, waiter, res 1535 Park
SIEBEN PHILIP, liquor saloon, SW cor Park and Railroad ave,
res s s Buena Vista ave bet Oak and Walnut
Siegfried John C (Siegfried & Brandenstein, S F), res s s Ala-
meda ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Siegler Geo, brewer Oakland Brewery, res NE cor Blanding ave
and Oak
Silva Andre, laborer, res NE cor St Charles and Central ave
Silva Antone J, gardener, res foot of Court
Silva Frank, captain steamer Frank Silva, res e s Willow nr
Pacific ave
Silva Frank, employe with E M Derby & Co, res e s St Charles
bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Silva John, dairyman with G A Lang, NE cor Buena Vista ave
and Sherman
Silva John, laborer, res NE cor St Charles and Central ave
Silva Joseph, gardener, res SW cor Mound and San Jose aves
Silva Manuel, laborer, res NE cor St Ch .rles and Central ave
Silva Rufus, moulder, res n s Alameda ave nr Walnut
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Association. Plans furnished ami iiousts built tor CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
ALAMEDA.
613
Silver Katie Miss, res Staunton bet Central and Santa Clara
aves
Silveira Manuel, laborer, res Bay Farm Island
Simmons Samuel S, physician, office NW cor Park and Encinal
aves, res same
Simons H A Mrs, res s s Pacific ave bet Prospect and McPherson
Simpson Obert, student, res NW cor Central ave and Benton
Simpson Wm, druggist (S F), and town trustee, res NW cor
( Central ave and Benton
SLOCUM F L MRS dressmaking, Artesian Block, res same
Smith A J Mrs, res w s Grand bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Smith Benj, superintendent engines CPRR, res n s Pacific ave
opp First ave
Smith Chas G, shoemaker, NW cor Park and Central ave, res NW
cor San Antonio ave and Oak
Smith Edward P, principal Alameda School, 1777 Atlantic, West
Oakland
Smith E Ma tin, mining expert, res e s High opp Central ave
Smith E Minor, town assessor, office Water Works Building, res
NE cm- Versailles and Buena Vista ave
Smith Frank H, wood and coal, n s Encinal ave nr Park, res
aa SW cor Encinal ave and Oak
r-M Smith Horace F (H F Smith & Co, S F), res s s Alameda ave nr
Walnut
^^ Smith James, conductor S P C R R, res w s High nr Monroe
Smith James H, chief cook Yosemite Hotel, res 1530 Park
Smith Joliannah Mrs, res n s Taylor ave nr Prospect
Smith John, grocer (S F), res 1719 Alameda ave
Smith John, plasterer, res 1530 Park
Smith John H, livery stable, n s Encinal bet Park and Oak, res
SW cor Encinal ave and Oak
SMITH JOHN P; fancy goods and stationery, 5 Park Row
Smith John S, tailor, 1518 Park, res s s San Jose ave bet
Chestnut and Willow
Smith John W, bookkeeper with John H Smith, res SW cor
Encinal ave and Oak
Smith Minford Y, poultry dealer, res e s High opp Central ave
Smith Nellie L Bliss, assistant Alameda School, res NW cor Ver-
sailles and Buena Vista ave
Smith Oliver, janitor Alameda School, res w s Court nr Central
ave
537 Clay| Smith S A Mrs, res s a Railroad ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Smith Sam'l H, res w a Grand bet Central and Santa Clara aves
SMITH THOS A. real estate, NW cor Park and Railroad ave, res
1333 Broadway
Smith Ward M, cashier with Deming Bros (S F), res SE cor
Broadway and San Jose ave
nil/l iai | DDCUiCDV KRAMM A DIKVEN, I'roprii torn, (or
UAnLAHJ DnCffUnT, Tilfitriph Avenue »nd Hurant Str.rt.
Moretti & Trezzini.ftlnJrSS' Freseo & Decorative Artists
614
ALAMEDA.
Smith Wm, res n s Encinal ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Smith Wm, res n s Taylor ave nr Prospect
Smith Wm, gardener, res NE cor Union and Alameda ave
Snow Harvey W (Smith & Snow, S F), res n s Santa Clara ave
nr Walnut
Snyder Caroline, domestic, w s First ave bet Pacific and Central
aves
Sohlke Margaret Miss, assistant Alameda School, res w s Paru bet
Santa Clara and Central aves
Sohlke Theodore, teacher languages, res w s Paru bet Santa
Clara and Central aves
Solara Henry, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Sorensen H R, clerk with B Nathan & Co (S F), res SE cor
Buena Vista ave and Schiller
Sorenson John (Sorenson, Dunker & Co, S F), res n s Pacific ave
bet Willow and Chestnut
Sorenson Nelson, clerk with Sorenson, Danker & Co (S F), res n
s Pacific ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Sorge Oscar (J B Golly & Co, S F), res w s McPherson bet Rail-
road and Santa Clara aves
Sousa Antonio, stevedore, res e s St Charles bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
South Pacific Coast Railroad Freight and Ticket Office, Thos C
Stoddard agent, cor Encinal ave and Park
Spaight Alexander B Rev, res n s Central ave bet Second and
Third aves
Spaight Eliza Mrs, res n s Central ave bet Second and Third aves
Spence Ellen Mrs, res w s Morton bet Railroad and Santa Clara
aves
Spencer H, clerk with J J O'Brien & Co (S F), res n s Central
ave bet Prospect and Webster
Spies Michael, carpenter, res NE cor Clement ave and Oak
Spink Jas A (Spink & Sons, S F), res w s Oak nr Alameda ave
SpiiJk Samuel P (Spink & Sons, S F), res s s San Jose ave nr
Walnut
Sproule James, bookkeeper, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Walnut
Sproule William, clerk C P R R, res s s Santa Clara ave nr
Walnut
Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper (S F), res 3714 Santa Clara ave
Stahl William G, tinner with C F Fischer, and assistant engineer
Alameda Fire Department, res n s Pacific ave bet Walnut
and Willow
Stahn Charles Emil, laborer, res foot of Jefferson
Stans John, tailor, res s s Taylor ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Staples L, res NE cor Willow and Central ave
Stapley Maynard, employe Pacific Coast Oil Works, res e s Daven-
port bet Pine and Spruce
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ALAMKDA.
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Stark Jerome B, carpenter, 1504<i Park, res e s Schiller bet Rai:
road and Pacific aves
Stark John F, engineer, res SW cor Park and Alameda ave
Statchli M. carver, res e s Bay nr Santa Clara ave
Staub Henry, druggist (S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Second and
Third aves
Stebbins Amelia Mrs, res s s San Jose ave nr Chestnut
Stedman Ulysses, bookkeeper C P R R, res e s Broadway bet
Encinal and Central aves
Steele Everard, insurance (S F), res s s Pacific ave bet Paru
and Hibbard
Steele Samuel, stair builder, res s s Pine bet Davenport and Rel-
iefer
Steeples Charles, clerk S P C R R, res NE cor Oak and Alameda
ave
Steere Charles W, carpenter, res SW cor Morton and Railroad ave
Stege John F, bartender Long Branch Saloon, res SW cor Web
ster and Railroad ave
Steinberg Isaac, laborer, res e s Broadway bet Encinal and Cen
tral ave
Steinmetz L Miss, res Staunton bet Santa Clara and Central aves
Steinmetz Theodore F, bookkeeper (S F), res w s Staunton bet
Central and Santa Clara aves
Stenbiht Johrf W, music teacher, res w s Morton bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Stender Herman, artist, res s s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Stephens William H, cabinetmaker, res w s Park nr Clinton ave
Stephenson Stanley, painter, s s Encinal ave nr Park
Stephenson William S, painter, res s s Encinal ave nr Park
Stevens Martha Mrs, res n s Pacific ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Stevenson Charles C Jr, bookkeeper, res w s Willow bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
Stevenson S Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Stewart James O, mining, res w s Broadway bet San Jose ave
and the Bay
Stipp George H, stenographer C P R R, res s s Eagle ave bet
Lafayette and Schiller
Stipp Henry S, janitor Porter Grammar School, res s s Eagle ave
bet Lafayette and Schiller
Stivers Henry F, lumber inspector and surveyor, res ss Eagle ave
bet Wood and Chapin
St Joseph's Church, Rev Father Gleeson, of Brooklyn, pastor, cor
Chestnut and San Antonio ave
Stockton E A, manufacturer light wooden ware (S F), res s s
Eagle ave bet Wood and Chapin
Stoddard Asa C, manager Alameda Planing Mills, res SE coi
Broadway and Central ave
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order. ^SSSKt
Washington Brewery, J^*otw-*o«.iFmh«.
COS. 5th & KIBIHAM STREETS.
616
ALAMEDA.
Stoddard Thos 0, agent S P C R R, Park St Station, res SE cor
Broadway and Central ave
Stoddard Thomas, wines and liquors, NE cor Central ave and
McPherson
Stoddart E J Mrs, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Walnut
Stoll C A Mrs, res s s Pacific ave bet Park and Oak
Stolze Conrad, proprietor Alameda Gardens, w s Prospect bet
Railroad and Santa Clara aves
St Omer Victoria Miss, res w s Willow bet Santa Clara and
Central aves
Stowell Charles A, carpenter, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Stowell John, sailing master ship Wm G Davis, res Alameda
Point
Strathern Wm, tailor, res w s Oak nr Staunton ave
Straub Dennis, carpenter, res w s Hibbard bet Pacific and Rail-
road ave
Straub John, waitei*, res 1535 Park
Stream Fred, watchmaker, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and San
Jose aves
Stream John T, watchmaker, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and
San Jose aves
Street J F, clerk, res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Stritzinger Jacob, liquor saloon, s s Santa Clara ave bet St
Charles and McPherson
Strom Charles V, watchmaker, res w s Regent nr San Jose ave
Strong George W, assayer metallurgical works (S F), res w s
Wood bet Pacific and Railroad aves
Strong Milton G (Strong & ArfT), res SE cor Buena Vista and
Railroad aves
STRONG & ARFF (M G Strong and F C Arff), proprietors Ala-
meda Market, 1525 Park
Stuart J C, bookkeeper with Wilmerding & Co (S F), res NE
cor Hibbard and Pacific ave
Sturm Charles, propr Alameda Garden Hotel, res w s Prospect
bet Santa Clara and Railroad aves
Sturm Charles Jr, assistant engineer Alameda Fire Department,
res Webster nr Santa Clara ave
Sturtevant George, clerk with E Pembleton, res w s Pearl bet
Encinal and San Jose aves
Sturtevant J E Mrs, res w s Pearl bet Encinal and San Jose aves
Sullivan Dennis J, superintendent public schools, office Alameda
High School, res n s Pacific ave bet Chestnut and Lafayette
Sullivan Daniel T, attorney-at-law (S F), res SW cor Broadway
and San Jose ave
Sullivan Oscar J (Sullivan & Quigley), res Oakland
Sullivan W H, physician, res SW cor Broadway and San Jose
ave
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33 Geary St, S. F., &ai 862 Broadwaj, OaLaaud.
Jas l. Barker, SJ Lion Insurance Co., Capital. $4,000,000
ALAMEDA.
617
SULLIVAN & QUIGLEY (Oscar J Sullivan and John JQuigley),
carriage painters, cor Lincoln and Railroad aves
Sun Insurance Co (S F), W G Flynn agent, NW cor Webster
and Railroad ave
Sunkel Frederick, gardener, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Sunkel Joseph, machinist, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Sunkel Mary Miss, res Railroad ave bet Oak and Walnut
Sunny (Jove Baths, Misses E L and M A Dietz proprs,s s Central
ave bet First and Second aves
Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co, office 1508 Park
Superintendent of Streets, I N Chapman, Town Hall
Swanberg & West, proprietors Bay Farm Oyster Beds, 107 Cali-
fornia Market (S F)
Swasey Charles S, employe U S Mint (S F), res e s Regent bet
San Jose ave and the Bay
Swasey Charles W, phonographer Pacific Iron Works (S F), res
e s Regent bet San Jose ave and the Bay
Swasey George H, phonographer (S F), res e s Regent bet San
Jose ave and the Bay
3ey Hannah Mrs, res s s Clinton nr Willow
Sweet William G B, brakeman S P C R R, res SW cor Court
and Van Buren
Swett Daniel, capitalist, res Bay Farm Island
Swyney C J Mrs, rea SE cor Railroad ave and Benton
Swyney Edward, engineer, res SE cor Railroad ave and Benton
Swyney John H, plumber, res SE cor Railroad ave and Benton
Swyney Robert, clerk (S F), res SE cor Railroad ave and Benton
Swyney Thomas N, attorney -at-law (S F), res SE cor Railroad
ave and Benton
Swyney William J, bookkeeper (S F), res SE cor Railroad ave
and Benton
Tabor Chas E, clerk with T Green, res w s Regent nr Encinal
ave
Tabor Rodney L Rev, pastor First Presbyterian Church, res w s
Versailles. ave nr Central ave
Tabor S J Mrs, res w s Regent nr Encinal ave
Tait Geo, res SE cor Oak and Alameda ave
Taney Lucy K Miss, assistant Porter Grammar School, res NE
cor Central ave and Pine
Tapia Enos, laborer, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Cottage and
Staunton
Tapio Antone, gardener, res n s Railroad ave bet Park and Oak
Tappan R B, attorney-at-law, e s Park bet Railroad and Pacific
aves, res NW cor Pacific and Second aves
0AK1ANU BREWERY,
KK VMM & IHKVKS, I'ropiM'toiM. (or
TYlejcraph Avenue and "turnnt Ntrei'f
M^N^XiNo: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
618
ALAMEDA.
Tarter A P, physician, res SW cor Sherman and Encinal ave
Tatsuta Arata, Japanese consul (S F), res NW cor Central and
Versailles aves
Taubmann August, clerk with F J Holtz, res s s Railroad ave
bet Webster and Third ave
Taussig Louis (Louis Taussig & Co, S F), res n s Central ave bet
Paru and Grand
Tautphaus Chas C, butcher, res s s Alameda ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Taylor Chas D, bookkeeper, res n s Eagle ave bet Chapin and St
Charles
Taylor D wight B, photographer, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
Taylor Edwards, bookkeeper (S F), res s s Railroad ave bet
Prospect and Webster
Taylor E K, law student (S F), res s s Central ave bet Park ave
and Broadway
Taylor Henry, student, res s s Central ave bet Park ave and
Broadway
Taylor I A Mrs, res s s Central ave bet Park ave and Broadway
Taylor W E, furrier, res Park Hotel
Tenny Richard P, grain commissioner (S F), res SW cor Grand
and Railroad ave
Terrace Swimming Baths, Haley & Edson proprs, Third Avenue
Station
Terry Elizabeth Mrs, res w s Morton bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Terry James P, blacksmith, res w s Morton bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Tevlin Mariah Miss, res s s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Thomas Frank E, real estate (S F), res e s Bay bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Thomas James P, commission merchant (S F), res NE cor Buena
Vista and Versailles aves
Thomas Wm P, insurance, res s s Santa Clara ave nr Willow
Thompson Chas H, clerk Light House Department, res N W cor
Pacific and Third aves
Thompson Christian, master mariner, res SW cor Encinal ave
and Willow
Thompson Emil W, carpenter, res n s Monroe bet College ave
and Mound
Thompson Fred H, bookkeeper (S F), res n s Buena Vista ave
bet Everett and Park
Thompson F W, painter, res 1530 Park
Thompson Hans H, master mariner, res SW cor Encinal ave and
Willow
Thompson Hose, Chris H Olsen foreman, Webb ave bet Park and
Everett
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ALAMEDA.
619|
Thompson Hose Co No 9, J Hartley foreman, Town Hall, Webb
ave
Thompson James W, res s s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
THOMPSON R R. proprietor Artesian Water Works, res High
opp Central ave
Thomsen Henry, clerk with C Keller, res Encinal ave nr Willow
Thomsen Thos A, master mariner, res s s Encinal ave nr Willow
Thomson F F, carpenter, res s s Taylor ave bet Second and Third
aves
Thomson J H, bookkeeper with A Crawford & Co (S F), res SE
cor Pacific ave and Oak
Thornton Abel, farmer, res e s High nr Central ave
Thornton Edith Miss, res NW cor Morton and Santa Clara ave
Thoroe Frederick, master mariner, res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Throp Joseph, carpenter, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa
Clara aves
Thurnagel B Mrs, res w s Park nr Beach
Thurston W H, res Park Hotel
Tichsnor A C, wines and liquors (S F), res w s Park ave bet
Encinal and Central aves
Tillman Peter, saddler and harnessmaker, 1522 Park, res e sPark
nr Central ave
Tobey Edw A, gardener, res NE cor Everett and Buena Vista ave
Tobias Wm S, superintending engineer S P C R R, res w s Pearl
bet Encinal and Central aves
Todd Henry H, mining, res NE cor Everett and Blanding ave
Tompkins Sarah Mrsr res s s Santa Clara ave bet Paru and
Grand
Toohey Cornelius, wholesale groceries (S F), res w s Regent nr
San Jose ave
Toohey I Mrs, res w s Regent bet San Jose ave and the Bay
Toohy D J, judge Superior Court, department 11 iS F), res w s
Park ave bet Encinal and San Jose aves
Torra John, gardener with T Ghighiazza, res Buena Vista ave,
foot of Benton
Torson James, bookkeeper, res s s Taylor ave nr McPherson
Torson Ole, agent, res s s Taylor ave nr McPherson
Town and Township Assessor, E Miner Smith, Water Works
Building
Town Clerk, John Ellsworth, City Hall
Town Collector, N W Palmer, Water Works Building
Town Hall, Webb ave bet Park and Everett
Town Surveyor, I N Chapman, Town Hall
Town Treasurer, N W Palmer, Water Works Building
Towsend Alfred M, clerk (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave nr Mc-
Pherson
Schafer & Co.:
Mm'*, Hoys'
and Youth*'
CLOTHING.
U^«7Vti' San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Wegter«»nn A Co., Pr*prs_
H. V. COS. 5th * IISIHA* 3TZ1XTS.
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ALAMEDA.
Townsend Henry, carpenter, res w s College ave nr Monroe
Townsend Herbert L, livery stable, e s Third ave bet Central and
Taylor aves
Toye J F, carpenter and builder, res Park Hotel
Transue L H, foreman warehouse Pacific Coast Oil Works, res
n s Pacific ave bet William and Bay
Traube Adolph, clerk (S F), res s s Railroad ave bet Prospect
and Webster
Traube Hartwig, jeweler (S F), res s s Railroad ave bet Prospect
and Webster
TREZZINI BERNARDO (Moretti & Trezzini), res S F
Trigloan John, miner, res SE cor Park and Webb ave
Troost Mary L Mrs, res s s Central ave bet Broadway and Park ave
Trumpour Joseph, farmer, res n s Monroe nr Mound
Tucker E F Miss, res s s Central ave nr Oak
Tucker H M Miss, res s s Central ave nr Oak
Tucker Joseph C, physician, office Park Row Building, res same
Tucker Joseph E, physician, office Park Row Building, res same
Tucker J W Mrs, res s s Central ave nr Oak
Tucker Paul, druggist, 3 Park Row Building
Tuft James, master mariner, res n s Central ave nr Willow
Tumuelty Lawrence, gardener, res e s Court bet Jackson and
Monroe
Turnbull Benj C, artist, res n s Clinton ave nr Willow
Turner J Mrs, res NE cor Railroad ave and Union
Turner Joseph B, gardener, Bay Island Farm
Turner Virginia Miss, dressmaker, res NW cor Broadway and
Encinal ave
Turpin Frank, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Tuttle D D, carpenter, res 1530 Park
Twichell Woa L, physician, office SE cor Webb ave and Park, res
w s Everett nr Lincoln ave
Tyler Geo N, with Geo W Tyler (S F), res NE cor Everett and
Lincoln ave
Tyler Geo W, attorney-atdaw (S F), res NE cor Everett and
Lincoln ave
Tyler Win B, attorney-atdaw (S F), res NE cor Everett and
Lincoln ave
Tylleson John, shoemaker (Oakland), res n s Buena Vista ave bet
St Charles and Bay
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United Painting Co (C L Metzger, J H Banta, C S Weyburn).
1325 Park
Urquhart A R, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co (S F), res s s Rail-
road ave bet Paru and Staunton
ST IKIIMnDV WASH1SK DOXK AT SHORT SOTICE.
. J. LBUIlUnl. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., aad >*«* Broadway. Oakland.
JAM^^? -Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
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ALAMEDA.
V
Vaccarezza Antonio, peddler, res e s Sherman bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Vaccarezza Nicol, peddler, res e s Sherman bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Vailes John, expressman with William Vollman, res 1515
Clement ave
Valentine William, brass moulder, res s s Railroad ave nr Oak
Valentine William T, chief engineer Alameda Fire Department,
res Railroad ave nr Oak
Valentine William T, janitor Alameda High School
Vance Sadie, domestic, SE cor Everett and Railroad ave
Van Gent William F, painter, res e s Walnut nr Railroad ave
Vavden Fred M, insurance (S F). res w s Union bet Santa Clara
and Central aves
Vasquez Joseph, clerk with Felix Marcuse, res SE cor Sherman
and Railroad ave
Vellinger George, saddler, res s s Central ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Vermilya Armelia Mrs, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
Vermis L, cook, res n s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Verong George, engine oiler S P C R R, res Bay View House
Vesterberg A E, seaman, res e s McPherson bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
Victors Albert (Schroeder & Victors), res e s Walnut bet Railroad
and Pacific aves
Vingerhut John, carpenter, res n s Clement ave nr Oak
Vinnicombe B Miss, music teacher, res Park ave nr San Jose
Vinnicombe E B Mrs, res Park ave nr San Jose
Voges George, liquor dealer, res SW cor Buena Vista ave and
Lafayette
Vogt Frank C, wines and liquors, s s Railroad ave bet Park and
Oak
Volberg Charles O (Schlueter & Volberg, S F), res 3706 Santa
Clara ave
Vollmer Adolph G, carpenter, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Vollmer Bertha T Miss, assistant Alameda High School, res n s
Central ave bet Walnut and Oak
Vollmer James, real estate, resn s Central ave nr Walnut
Vollmer Johanna J Miss, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Vollmer William G, carpenter, res s s Clement ave nr Railroad
ave
Von Kaptf Fred H, bookkeeper, res n s Central ave nr Park
Von Schmidt Edward A, master mariner, res NE cor Walnut and
Santa Clara ave
Vosbur^h E C, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, res 1425 Park ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KU VMM 4k. IMEVEN, Proprietors. Cor.
Telesrapb ATenie and Durant Street.
MS^PftSSSS: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
622
ALAMEDA.
Vosburgh J B, hardware, 1425 Park ave, res w s Park ave bet En-
cinal and San Jose aves
Vosburgh J J, tinner, res w s Park ave bet San Jose and
Encinal aves
Vosburgh Lew W, bookkeeper with J B Vosburgh, res w s Park
ave bet Encinal and San Jo3e aves
w
Wachter Ernest V, nursery, Railroad ave nr Park
Wade Charles B, salesman Selby's Smelting and Lead Co (S F),
res 1721 Alameda ave
Wagner Edward L, collector Harbor Commissioners (S F), res
e s Park ave nr San Jose ave
Wagner Jacob, propr Wagner's Express, res NW cor Fountain
and Van Buren
Wagner Joseph J, driver, res NW cor Fountain and Van Buren
Wagner Oliver, plumber with C F Fischer, res cor Central ave
and Mound
Wagor James E, teamster, res e s Staunton bet Santa Clara and
Railroad aves
Waite Edwin G, clerk U S Mint (S F), res s s Central ave bet
Chestnut and Willow
Waldo Frank S, carpenter, n s Eagle ave bet Park and Oak
Walkington Samuel B, machinist, res SW cor Webster and
Taylor ave
Wall James, boilermaker, res e s McPherson bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Wallace B, brick mason, res SE cor Everett and Clement aves
Wallace George, res SW cor Santa Clara ave and Union
Wallace J J, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, res NE cor
Broadway and Eagle ave
Walsh James C, employe S P C R R, res foot of Monroe at San
Leandro Bridge
Walsh T D, carpenter with P C Dredge Co, res Bay View
House
Waltz William H, carpenter, res s s Van Buren bet Mound and
College ave
Warburton James P, physician and surgeon, res e s Sherman bet
Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Ward A H, mining, res NE cor Everett and Buena Vista ave
Ward J G, cashier Cutting Packing Co, res w s Regent bet San
Jose ave and the Bay
Ward Minna Miss, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Wardell Benjamin A, boarding, n s Central ave bet Prospect and
Webster
Sr I AIIUnDV Washing WELL UOXEat VEKV LOW Batei.
. T. LAUnUnl. Office, 33 Geary St, 8. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS.^MESKT
ALAMEDA.
6231
Warren Caroline Miss, res s a Alameda ave bet Paiu and Benton
Warren Charles, res s s Alameda ave bet Paru and Benton
Warwick Wm, carpenter, res SE cor Oak and San Antonio ave
Washington Camp No 24, P S of A, T C Stoddard recording
secretary, Masonic Hall
Waterman Augustus, mining operator, res NW cor Pacific ave
and Third
Watson Thomas, capitalist, res SE cor Eagle ave and Park
Watson Wm S, clerk with W & J Sloane & Co, res SE cor Eagle
ave and Park
Watton C, plumber with C F Fischer, res Railroad ave bet Oak
and Park
Waugaman Asa H, lithographer with A L Bancroft & Co (S F),
res 1005 Park
Webb Andrew C, salesman Gordon Hardware Co (S F), res e s
San Antonio ave nr Oak
Webster James S, salesman with Newstadter Bros (S F), res NW
cor Court and Madison
Webster John N, real estate, res SE cor Encinal and Ver-
sailles aves
"WEEKLY GAZETTE," G W Herring proprietor, 1511 Webster
Weightman Charles, teacher swimming Newport Baths, res same
Weimar John, gardener, NW cor Buena Vista ave and Walnut
Weisel Elizabeth Mrs, res n s Taylor ave nr St Charles
Weiss Moritz (Weiss & Co), res n s Blanding ave bet Oak and
Park
Weiss & Co (Moritz Weiss and George Lehman), proprs Empire
Soda Works, n s Blanding ave bet Park and Oak
Welch Dennis, varnisher, res SW cor Buena Vista ave and
Willow
Welch Walter, wagonmaker, res NW cor Pacific ave and
Willow
Weld Samuel, resn s Pacific ave bet Willow and Chestnut
WellendortF Louis, physician and surgeon, office s s Railroad
ave bet McPherson and Prospect, res same
Welling John W, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Wells Ed. freight agent, office Alameda Point
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, Edwin C Vosburgh agent, 1425
Park
Welsh Dennis, finisher furniture factory, res NW cor Willow and
Buena Vista ave
Wencleck Rudolph, furrier (S F), res e s Prospect bet Central and
Taylor aves
Werner Wilhelm, gardener, res SW cor High and Van Buren
Werson Lambert H, plasterer, res s s Taylor ave bet First and
Second aves
Wescher Henry, clerk, (S F), res 151 1^ Park
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order.
N«. 11 Mwitcumcry St.
Washington Brewery, S^Tzmlii B3SK-
624
ALAMEDA.
West End Lodge No 175, AOUW, meets every Tuesdav even-
ing Holtz Hall, 1542 Webster
West End Market, P L Gochnauer propr, e s Webster bet Rail-
road and Pacific aves
WEST END POST OFFICE, Miss M A Morris, postmistress,
1533 Webster
West End School, Mrs M A Wymore principal, s s Pa:ific ave
bet Second and Third aves
Westfall Emma Miss, res s s Railroad ave nr Walnut
Westfall Oscar F, engineer, res n s Pacific ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Wetmore Octavia Miss, assistant Alameda High School, res n s
Santa Clara bet Union and Grand
Wet}ren Catharine Mrs, res SW cor Webster and Taylor
Weyburn Chas S, employe United Packing Co, res 1132 Pease ave
Wheaton Edward, secretary Pacific Coast Oil Co, res e s Paru
bet San Jose and Clinton aves
Wheaton Henry B, commercial traveler, res n s Clinton ave bet
Grand and Paru
Wheeler Ebin D, master mariner, res n s Santa Clara ave bet
Benton and Morton
Wheeler George W (Wheeler & Relfe), res w s Webster bet
Eagle ami Buena Vista aves
Wheeler & Relfe (George W Wheeler and George C Relfe),
wood and coal, NW cor Railroad ave and McPherson
Whidden Hose Co No 2, John Conrad foreman, es Webster bet
Pacific and Railroad aves
Whidden Win Mrs, res SE cor McPherson and Pacific aves
White Alice R Mrs, music teacher, res SW cor Sherman and
Buena Vista aves,.
White Marcus N, employe Harmony Borax Works, res s s Pa-
cific ave bet Oak and Walnut
White Mary Mrs, res SE cor Buena Vista ave and Minturn
White Peter (White Bros, S F;, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
White Thomas, res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
White Thomas Jr, brickmason, res s s Pacific ave bet Oak and
Walnut
Whitelev John H, steward, res e s McPherson nr Central ave
WHITNEY & CO S EXPRESS, offices Elbe's Pharmacy, 1508
Park, F Marcuse's Store, Bay Station, and West End Post-
office
Wiederhold John, furnished rooms, cor Webb ave and Park
Wigfall Henry Mrs, res NW cor San Antonio ave and Union
Wiggin H M Mrs, res 1333 Broadway
Wiggin Mar*cus P, attorney-at-law (S F), res 1333 Broadway
Wightman James, commission merchant (S F), res NW cor
Lafayette and Alameda ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
UIIUIU A IHKl'IX. Proprietor. < or
Telegraph Avenue and JUnrant Stroet.
J AMES L. BARKER, aSfNLST5!^TcFE, BERKELEY.
ALAMEDA.
025
Wilber R T, sugar boiler, res e s Pine bet Central and Santa
Clara aves
Wilhelmi Conrad, bookkeeper, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Wil-
low and Chestnut
Wilhelmi Herman, res ss Santa Clara ave bet Willow and
Chestnut
Wilkie Alexander, res NW cor Broadway and Lincoln
Williams Edward A, master manner, ress s Encinal ave nr Oak
Williams George N, attorney-at-law (S F), res SW cor Pacific
ave and Chapin
Williams John L Mrs, res SW cor Grand and Santa Clara ave
Wilson Clara M Mrs, res nr SE cor Everett and Railroad ave
Wilson Cyrus Mrs, res cor Everett and Railroad ave
Wilson E L Mrs, Chinese missionary, res w s Oak near Buena
Vista
Wilson George L, clerk, res SE cor Everett and Railroad ave
Wilson J A, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House
Wilson John, salesman, res SE cor Central ave and Park
Wilson M L Mrs, res SE cor Everett and Railroad ave
Winant Alice M Miss, res cor Pine and Central ave
Winant Clifton S, with Winant & Co, res foot of Park
Winant Frederick R, clerk with Sherman & Clay (S F), res
NE cor Central ave and Pine
Winant James J, captain U S tug Favorite res w s Park ave
bet San Jose and Encinal aves
Winant Jasper N, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and San Jose
aves
Winant Mark Mrs, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and San Jose
aves
Winant Nellie Miss, res w s Park ave bet Encinal and San Jose
aves
Winant Sam'l (Winant & Co), res NE cor Central ave and Pine
Winant & Co (Samuel Winant and Eugene Maillot), oyster
dealers, foot of Park, and S F
Winchester John P, salesman with Main & Winchester (S F
res n s Pacific ave bet Chapin and Wood
Winetrout Elizabeth Mrs, res n s Central ave bet Second and
Third aves
Winnie Jacob P, res ss Railroad ave bet Prospect and Webster
Wise Frank W, master mariner, res e s St Charles bet Santa
Clara and Central aves
Wismer Christian P L, photographer, res s s Central ave nr
Walnut
Witcher John S, major and paymaster U S Army (S F), I
Railroad ave bet Prospect and Webster
Witcher Philip S, clerk, res as Railroad ave bet Prospect and
Webster
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OAKLAND LREWERY,
kIMllll A IHKVKH, I'r i.Kirs. < or.
Telegraph Avenue and Ouiant Ntreet.
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626
ALAMEDA.
Witt Louis, cigarmaker, res NE cor Central ave and Cottage
WIXOM ISAAC MRS, dress and cloakmaker, Yosemite Hotel,
1530 Park
Wobber William P, saloon (S F), res e s Park ave nr San Jose
ave
Wolf August F, cabinetmaker, res e s McPhei-son nr Central ave
Wolf August F Jr, res e s McPherson nr Central ave
Wolf George, baiber, res n s Railroad ave bet Park and Oak
Wolff Adolph F, carpenter, res NE cor Davenport and Pine
Wonderlich John P (Wonderlich & Bamber), res Oakland
WONDERLICH & BAMBER (John P Wonderlich and Joseph
Bamber), proprietors Newport Swimming Baths, SW cor
Central and Second aves
Wood Chester, clerk, res SW cor Broadway and Encinal ave
Wood E'iward M, compositor, res SWcor Broadway and Encinal
ave
Wood Eunice Mrs, res SW cor Prospect and Railroad ave
Wood M P Mrs, res SW cor Broadway and Encinal ave
Wood R Mrs, res NE cor Pacific and Third aves
Woods William H, merchant, res NW cor Santa Clara ave
and Benton
Woodward Arthur S, with Huntington, Hopkins & Co (S F),
res SE cor Paru and Encinal ave
Woodworth Esther Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staun-
ton
Woodworth Joseph, clerk (S F), res s s Railroad ave bet Paru and
Staunton
Wooley Charles, res s s Central ave between Paru and Grand
Worsham Josie Mrs, res NE cor Court and Van Buren
Worthen M J Mrs, assistant Alameda High School, res SW cor
Park and Alameda ave
Wotton Charles, plumber, res cor Railroad ave and Oak
Wotton Jennie Miss, compositor Alameda weekly News, res
Railroad ave bet Oak and Park
Wright B F, res NE cor Oak and Alameda ave
Wright James B, shoemaker, res n s Jefferson nr Seventh, Oak-
land
Wrin James, gardener, res n s Atlantic ave bet Union and
Minturn
Wulzen John, insurance (S F), res SW cor Kings ave and Chris-
tiana
Wunberg Augusta F Miss, res Railroad ave bet Webster and
Third aves
WunnenbtTg Dora Mrs, res 3733 Railroad ave
Wunnenberg Henry N, tinner, res 3733 Railroad ave,
VVyber William carpenter, res 1530 Park
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offieest,
33 Geary St., San Francisco.
MG* Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CD., OAK PLANK/^i^K*
ALAMEDA.
G27
Yablousky John, collector San Francisco Gas Light Co, res s s
Santa Clara ave west of Broadway
Yandall Ada Mrs, domestic Park Hotel
Yhara Refugio, res s s San Jose ave bet Mound and College aves
Yell Frank, hostler, NE cor Buena Vista and Versailles aves
Yogem Jacob, groceries, 1509 Park, res NE cor Prospect and
Pacific
Yonker Andrew, carpenter, res n s Central ave nr Oak
York William R, painter, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
YOSEMITE HOTEL, J B Anthony & Co proprietors, 1530
Park
Young Jerome N, carpenter, res e s Oak nr Clinton ave
Young John, res 1530 Park
Young J R, res 1501 Webster
Young WHfred M, druggist, 1501 Webster
Zardig Philip, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Walnut
Zeh Amanda Miss, res s s Central ave nr Walnut
Zeh Annie I Miss, res Central ave bet Oak and Walnut
Zeh Gottlieb Z, butcher, res s s Central ave nr Walnut
Zeisberg Frank, cabinetmaker, res Park Hotel
Zoppott Charlotte Mrs, res SW cor Santa Clara ave and Benton
Zunino Bertie, gardener, with L Perata, cor Buena Vista ave and
Grand
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BERKELEY,
Alameda County, is a beautiful residence town situated in the
foot-hills north of Oakland, and distant about eight miles from
San Francisco.
Berkeley is the site of the University of California, the
massive buildings of which are plainly visible from all parts of
the town, and from the bay. Also the State Asylum for the
deaf, dumb, and blind, the buildings of which likewise stand in
bold relief against the background of gi*een-covered hills imme-
diately in the rear. Berkeley is noted principally for its beauti-
fully shaded walks and drives, its handsome residences, and its
incomparable view of the surrounding country, the bay and its
islands, San Francisco, the Golden Gate, and, away in the dim
distance, the Pacific Ocean dotted here and there with passing
vessels.
Berkeley is well provided with churches, also with schools,
both public and private. It has a post, express, and telegraph
office, and is connected wfffi" Oakland by steam and horse cars;
also with San Francisco (via Oakland), by local (C P R R) trains,
making half-hourly trips during the day.
WEST BEEKELEY
Lies along the bay on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad
about one and one-half miles west of Berkeley, and is the location
of several large manufacturing establishments, giving employ-
ment to a large number of men. It has, also, churches, public
schools, a post and telegraph office. It is connected with San
Francisco by Central Pacific Railroad (via Oakland), and also by
ferry.
ACHESON JOHN, proprietor Terminus Hotel, cor University
and Shattuck aves
Ackerman Fred, brakeman C P R R, res Shattuck ave bet Rose
and Gilman
SftN Ff.ANCISCO LAUNDRY
Ofl'M't-N
i 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
I &€» Broadwaj, '(-Ulaiiil.
rAMESL. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The BorkeUy Village Improvement
Association. I'lmis furnished and houses built for CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
BERKELEY.
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Adams Frank, bootmaker, San Pablo ave nr University ave, West
Berkeley
Adams Jacob, butcher Liberty Market, res University ave nr
Shattuck ave
Aheran Jeremiah, farmer, res Sacramento nr Bancroft Way
Aiken A C Mrs, res Arch bet Vine and Rose
Aiken Chas S, journalist, res Arch bet Vine and Rose
Aiken William C, architect, res Arch bet Vine and Rose
Aine Henry E, carpenter, res cor San Pablo ave and Page
Aitken James C, machinist, res Parker bet Shattuck and Fulton
Alburtis Andrew, painter, res Terminus Hotel
Alden B W, vaquero, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Alfonso Joseph, carpenter, Fifth bet Bristol and Delaware, West
Berkeley
Allen L B, clerk C P R R, res Walnut nr Virginia
Allen W F. foreman C P R R, res Fourth nr Bristol
Allen William, laborer, res Rose, West Berkeley
Altpeter Chas J, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, i'es Shattuck
ave bet Rose and Gilman
Altpeter Edw A, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Shat-
tuck ave bet Rose and Gilman
Altpeter Jonn C, fanner, res Shattuck ave bet Rose and Gilman
Altpeter Louis C, apprentice Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Shattuck ave bet Rose and Gilman, North Berkeley
Ambrose Frank, employe Tallow Factory, res Wilder nr San
Pablo ave
Ambrose Joseph tanner, res Union nr Green, Butchertown
Ambrose Manuel, employe Tallow Factory, res Union nr Green,
Butchertown
Anderson Charles, employe Berkeley Ferry Boat, res Second nr
University ave
Anderson W W, principal High School and Kellogg Grammar
Schools, res University Grounds, East Berkeley
Andre J F, laborer, res Folger ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Andrew Manuel, employe Tallow Factory, res Union nr Green
Andrews James, painter, res Walnut nr Cedar
Andrews Robert W, machinist, res Railroad ave nr Bancroft
Andrews Thomas, lumber S V . res Sixth nr Delaware
Angier A W, job printer (S F), res University Grounds opp
Ellsworth
Angier A W Jr, law student, res University Grounds
A 0 U W Hall, cor Second and Bristol
Appleton Wm, employe Giant Powder Works, res Gilman nr
San Pablo ave
Arnold Adam, butcher, Stock Yards
Ash by , chicken ranch, res Todd nr Occident, North Oak-
land
OAKLAN J BREWERY,
KltllMJ «* IUF.VKS. I'ropi i. tor-. (or,
T. Irjcraph Avenue und Duraul Street.
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BERKELEY.
Ash by Arthur H, student, res cor Dwight Way and Choate
Ashby Mark T, farmer, res cor College ave and Russell, North
Temescal
Ashby William, res cor College ave and Russell, North Temescal
Atkinson C E Mrs, boarding, res cor Chapel and Allston Way
Atkinson John W, Ph B, assistant instructor chemistry Univer-
sity of California, res Oakland
Avansini Antone, gardener Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Avy Eugene, sheep and wool merchant, Stock Yards, res S F
Ayden Thomas, tanner, res Folger ave nr San Pablo ave
Aver Henry, painter, res Mil via bet Delaware and Francisco
B
Babbitt George, gardener, res Shattuck ave nr Allston Way
Babue David, farmer, res cor Eleventh and Folsom, North Oak-
land
Babue John, laborer, res cor Eleventh and Folsom, North Oak-
land
Bachraan Herman, res cor Allston Way and Union
BACH MAN JOHN proprietor Germania Garden, cor Allston
Way and Union
Bacon Library and Art Building, J C Rowell librarian, Univer-
sity Grounds
Bailey Geo R, propr Dwight Way Park Nursery, res opp Dwight
Way Station
Baker Henry J, saddler, res Blake nr Ellsworth
Baker John H, teamster, res Eighth nr Addison
Baker John H. gold pen manufacturer (S F), res Milvia bet
Vine and Rose
Bancroft David, instructor University of California, res Durant
ave nr Ellsworth
BARKER JAMES L real estate and insurance agent, manager of
the Berkeley Village Improvement Association, cor Dwight
Way and Shattuck ave, and 458 Ninth (Oakland), res
Dwight Way nr Shattuck ave
Barkhausen Julius, res Ninth bet Bristol and Delaware
Barnes George, teamster, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Barnes Geo E, teamster, res Stock Yards
Barnett W T, clerk, res Harmon nr Calais, North Oakland
Barry David, farmer, res Alcatraz ave nr Shattuck ave, North
Temescal
Barry Hannah, domestic, Bushnell
Barry H N, police officer University Grounds, res cor Ellsworth
and Bancroft Way
Barry Patrick, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Bartnett W T, student, res Channing Way nr Choate
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Bates Caroline Mis<. associate principal Berkeley Gymnasium',
res cor Union and Allston Way
Bates C P, dentist, res Spruce bet Vine and Rose
Bates Geo, principal Berkeley Gvmnasium, cor Dana and Allston
Way
Batten W R, carpenter, res Ashb}' ave nr Shattuck ave, North
Oakland
Battersbee Fred, wagonmaker, cor San Pablo ave and Addison,
res Fourth nr Addison
Baum John T, saloon (S F), res Blake nr Fulton
Bauml Jacob (Fischel & Bauml), res University ave nr Shattuck
ave
Bay School, James Malloek principal, San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz
ave, North Oakland
Beadell Charles M, carpenter, res Fourth bet Allston Way and
Addison
BEARDSLEE FRED W. architect, real estate and insurance
agent, Shattuck ave <>pp R R Depot, res University ave nr
Mi! via
Beaudry L M, farmer, res Powell nr Tenth, North Oakland
Becker A R, physician, res cor Dwight Way and Fulton
Behlow William, furniture dealer (S F), res San Pablo ave nr
Folsom, North Oakland
Beispo Frank, laborer, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Bell J J, machinist, res cor University and Shattuck aves
Benfey Myra Miss, res Durant ave nr Ellsworth
Bennet Patrick, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Benning John, farmer, res Rose
Benton Mary A Miss, res Bancroft Way nr Audubon
BERKELEY 'ADVOCATE^ >eekly), H N Marquand proprie-
tor, Shattuck ave nr University ave and NE cor Fifth and
University ave
Berkeley Brewery, John direst propr, cor Fourth and University
ave
Berkeley Gymnasium, Geo Bates, MA, principal, Dana bet Ban-
croft and Allston Way, East Berkeley
Berkeley House, Richard Knott propr, cor Third and University
ave
Berkeley Lodge I O O F, Clapp's Hall, cor Berkeley Way and
Shattuck ave
Berkeley Lubricating Oil Works, SE cor Bristol and Third
BERKELEY AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS. Philip John-
son proprietor, cor Shattuck ave and Addison, and cor
Main and Market S F
BERKELEY VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, FK
Shattuck president, J L Barker manager, office cor Dwight
Way and Shattuck ave
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BERKELEY.
Berkeley Water Works, A S Rhorer superintendent, office Shat-
tuck ave opp R R Depot
Berkeley Wharf, P G Hoyt wharfinger, foot of University ave
Berryman H B, capitalist, res Walnut, North Berkeley
Black Wm, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Blackburn Chas, carriagemaker with P H Haller, res Fourth
south of Alls ton Way
Blair John N, clerk Spring Valley Water Works (S F), res Ber-
keley Way bet Milvia and Louisa
Blake Lizzie Miss, student, res Center opp High School
Blake M Miss, student, res Center opp High School
Blend Louis, moulder, res Berkeley Way, North Berkeley
Blirnt Louis, moulder, res Addison nr Milvia
Bliss Sidney, engineer C P R R, res Shattuck bet Rose and Gil-
man
Blohm Chas, clerk (S F), res cor Gilman and Shattuck
Blohm Peter, res cor Gilman and Shattuck
Bluett J J, carpenter, res Sixth nr Bristol
Boddy Wm, laborer, res Berkeley Way, West Berkeley
Boettiger Herman, upholsterer, res Shattuck ave nr University
Boh Jacob, well-borer, res Sixth nr Jones
Bohrer Thomas, soap manufacturer, res Stock Yards, Butcher-
town
Bols'ed L M, employe Sugar Refinery (S F), res Fourth nr All-
ston Way
Bones Jerome, student, res Choate nr D wight Way
Bonte Rev J H C, secretary University of California, res Univer-
sity Grounds
Boone Philip R, teacher, res Durant ave nr Shattuck
Boose Ham, clerk, res cor University and San Pablo aves
Booth Franklin, student, res Shattuck ave nr D wight Way
Booth Levi, engineer, res Shattuck ave nr Dwight Way
Booth Wm, attorney-at-law (S F), res cor Bancroft Way and
Dana
Bonn an L ( Borman & Co), propr Four Mile House
Bonnan & Co (L Borman and H Burns), groceries, liquors and
tobacco, res Four Mile House
Bosse B H Mrs, res Dana bet Bancroft Way and Allston Way
Bowe Annie, res San Pablo ave nr Bancroft Way
Bo we Wm, farmer, res NW cor San Pablo ave and Bancroft
Way, West Berkeley
Bowen W J, wood and coal, cor San Pablo ave and Delaware, res
same
B0WEN8 T STEWART, principal Home School for Boys, res
University ave
Boyle Chas, boxmaker Standard Soap Factory, res Second nr
University ave, West Berkeley
S. F. LAUNDRY.
UOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
Jas L Barker,1S
Lion Insurance Co., capital $4,000,000
HKRKKLKY.
033
Boyd John, carpenter, res Terminus Hotel
Boyd John E, laborer, res Center
Boyle Mary Mrs, res Second nr University ave
Boyle Patrick, laborer with Jas McGee, res Dwight Way bet
Shattuck and San Pablo ave
Boynton Ira A, carpenter, res cor College Way and Henry
Boynton Sarah A Miss, res Boice nr Harmon, North Oakland
Brackett J G, farmer, res cor Folsom and Sacramento
Bradford Win F, student, res cor Dwight Way and Choate
Bradley C B, A M, instructor of English, University of California,
res Oakland
Bradley Jas, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Bradshaw T P, real estate, res cor Humboldt and Alcatraz aves,
North Te mescal
Braman J J, physician, res cor Sixth and Delaware
Brehm Edward E, commercial traveler, res Blake nr Fulton
Brehm Louis W, woo 1 turner, res Blake nr Fulton
B reli m R W, wood turner, res Blake nr Fulton
Bremer Nicholas, propr hog ranch, res cor Union and Bay
Brennan Jas, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Brennan Jas, liquor saloon, res San Pablo ave nr Addison
Brennan John, farmer, res San Pablo ave
silos Frank, employe Tallow Factory, res Dalton ave, Butch-
ertown
Brewer Win A, student, res Bancroft Way nr Choate
Brewster S G, laborer, res cor Second and Delaware
Bricels Frank, laborer res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Biier Louise Miss, student, res Center opp High School
Briggs O W Rev, res cor Audubon and Allston Way
Brischoux Louis, butcher, res Stock Yards
BROAD A H contractor and builder, cor University and
Shattuck aves, res Center nr Oxford
Brockway F F Mrs, res Bushnell
Brook Clark, farmer, res cor Milvia and Virginia
Brooks Carrie Miss, student, res Berkeley Way nr Hamilton
Brooks Mary Mrs, res Muss nr Dwindle, North Oakland
Brosnahan John, laborer C P R R, res Shell Mound Station
Brotherton Thos G, dairyman, res Shattuck ave bet Rose and
Oilman
Brown Antonio, fruit, Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth
Brown (.'has, groceries, cor University ave and Sixth, res same
Brown Chas R, carpenter, rea Sixth bet Jones and Page
Brown Conrad, tinner (S F), res Boice nr Harmon, North Oak-
land
Brown J P, machinist, res Humboldt ave nr Derby, North Tem-
escal
Brown Thos, teamster, res Holyoke bet Fifth and Sixth
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OAKIANU BREWERY,
WIC Villi A. DIEVES, I'roprietorN. <or
TVlrJCrapH Avenue mid ?>urant Stri'i >
MM*B«SSffi S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
634
BERKELEY.
Browne Carl D, artist, res cor Fulton and Carleton
Browne Ro^s E, instructor mechanical and instrumental drawing
University of California, res Oakland
BRUNS D H general merchandise, SW cor University and San
Pablo ave
Bruns H (Borman & Co), res West Berkeley
Bryant R M. carpenter, res Chapel bet Bancroft and Allston Way
Bunce H A Mrs, proprietress Revere House, Bristol bet Second
and Third
Bunce H A carpenter, res Revere House
Bunnell Geo Woodbury, A M, professor Greek language and
literature University of California, res Oakland
Burbank G D, farmer, res King nr Woolsey, North Oakland
Burcher Robt, employe West Berkeley Lumber Yard, res Fifth
nr Delaware
Burgess Hubert F, employe Lion Insurance Co (S F), res Berkeley
Way, nr Henry
Burke Erastus, capitalist, res Ellsworth nr Bancroft Way
Burke Frederick L, reporter Examiner (S F), res Ellsworth nr
Bancroft Way
Burns Chas F, res Shattuck ave
Burns G B, clerk (S F), res Twelfth nr Folsom, North Oakland
Burr Chas H (C H & G W Burr, S F), res Fifth nr Delaware
Bush Robert E, student, res Francisco nr Milvia
Butler C H, master mariner, res Oxford bet Vine and Cedar
Butler Geo W, farmer, res University Farm
Byrne N B, wood, coal and grain, University ave bet Shattuck
and Walnut
Byxbee Algernon, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
Fourth, West Berkeley
Byxbee Elmer, res Fourth bet Delaware and Folsom, West Ber-
keley
Byxbee George F, shipping clerk (S F), res Fourth nr Delaware
Byxbee H E, employe C P R R, res Fourth nr Delaware
Byxbee J O, employe Mendocino Lumber Co, res Nin'h nr Dela-
ware
Byxbee Susan Mrs, res cor Ninth and Delaware
Byxbee Susie Miss, res cor Ninth and Delaware
Byxbee Theo S, mason, res Fourth bet Delaware and Folsom,
West Berkeley
Caccia Arnold, teamster Hofburg Brewery, res University ave bet
Ninth and Tenth
Calhoun B F, painter, res cor Dwight Way and Humboldt
Calhoun Chas A, cloak cutter, res Humboldt ave nr Dwight Way
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
ofK<.«» i 33 Geary St., San Frsncisco.
ALLEN, TUGGLE * CO., OAK PLANK,
is and 80 Spear tit.,
Stan Francisco.
BERKELEY.
G35
Callahan Con, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Callahan Thos, carpenter, res Terminus Hotel
Calvert Geo, laborer, res Deaf, Dumb ami Blind Institute
Cameron Roderick, laborer, res Shattuck ave nr D wight Way
Campbell Geo, plumber, res Terminus Hotel
Campbell James, laborer, res cor University and Shattuck ave
Carbon Bisulphide Manufactory, John H Wheeler propr, Stock
Yards
Carius Fred, cattle dealer, res San Pablo ave, Hard wick Tract,
North Oakland
Carleton Chas, clerk Custom House (S F), res San Pablo ave,
Hard wick Tract, North Oakland
Carleton Chas E, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr D wight Way
Carlin Eva V Miss, teacher Harmon Seminary, res same
Carnall Abbie Miss, res cor University ave and Home
Carnal 1 E C Mrs, res cor University ave and Home
Carnall Glenn O, billiard rooms, Berkeley Hotel, res cor Dwight
Way and Dwinelle
Carrick David S (Hayes, Carrick & Co), res 602 East Fifteenth,
Oakland
Carter Anna B Miss, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, res
same
Carter Robert J, farmer, res Blake nr Dana
Carter Sarah Mrs, res Blake nr Dana
Casaurangg Frank, butcher, Folger ave nr Stock Yards
Cassidy Patrick, laborer, res cor Third and Jones
Castel Edward Du, teacher Harmon Seminary, res S F
Chamberlain A F, printer, res Ninth bet Bristol and Delaware
Chamberlain Albert, carpenter, res Ninth nr Bristol
Chamberlain Edward N, miller Wheelan's Flour Mill, res Ninth
bet Bristol and Delaware, West Berkeley
Chamberlain Geo W, attorney-at-law (S F), res Channing Way
nr Dana
Chamberlain H W, capitalist, res Shattuck ave bet Addison and
University
Chamberlain Mary Z Mrs, res cor Dwight Way and Audubon
Chamberlain Wm, gardener, res Dwight Way nr Bowditch
Chamberlin Frank, clerk (S F),res cor Grant and University ave
Chamberlin Irene E Mrs, res Bancroft Way nr Audubon
Chamberlin L D Mrs, res cor Grant and University ave
Chambers James, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Chapman H W, teacher Berkeley Gymnasium, res cor Union and
Allston Way _ ,
Chapman James, res cor San Pablo ave and Powell, North:
Oakland ,1
Chapman W Hy, attorney-at-law, res cor Bancroft Way and
Bowditch
Schafer 4 Co.: SrHStt CLOTHING. ^ "-"- Sin Francisco.
Washington Brewery 9 ^tSrS^'ASSst^SSSt
636
BERKELEY.
Chappie Joseph, with Comrick & Corbett, res cor Bancroft Way
and Ellsworth
Chart John, mason, res Union nr Bancroft Way, East Berkeley
Chase Frank, res Fourth bet Allston and Addison
Chase John L M, student, res Durant ave nr Ellsworth
Chase Joseph P, stevedore, res Fourth bet Allston and Addison
Cheney W F, student, res Club House No 4, University Grounds
Chinese Mission (Congregational), Union nr Bancroft Way
Chrest John, propr Berkeley Brewery, res cor Fourth and Uni-
versity ave
Christianson Chas, fisherman, res cor Fourth and Holyoke
Christy Samuel B, Ph B, instructor mining and metallurgy
University of California,, res Piedmont Way nr Bancroft
Way
Church of Good Shepherd (Protestant Episcopal), Rev G A Easton
pastor, cor Ninth and Bristol
Clancy T H, machinist, res cor Fifth and Delaware, West Berke-
ley
Clapp J L, x-eal estate, res cor College Way and Milvia
Clapp's Hall, J L Clapp propr, cor Shattuck ave and Berkeley
Way
Clark A C Mrs, res Durant ave bet Fulton and Ellsworth
Clark C K, bookkeeper (Oakland and S F), res cor Berkeley Way
and Grant
Clark Ella A Miss, teacher San Pablo School, res Durant ave bet
Fulton and Ellsworth
Clark Geo T, student, res Durant ave bet Fulton and Ellsworth
Clark James, teamster with W J Bowen, res cor San Pablo ave
and Delaware, West Berkeley
Clark L A Miss, teacher West Berkeley, res Durant ave bet
Fulton and Ellsworth, East Berkeley
Clark Rose Mrs, saloon, cor Fourth and University ave
Clark Samuel C, engineer C P R R, res Berkeley Way nr Henry
Clark John B, Ph B, assistant instructor mathematics University
of California, res Oakland
Clement Chas H, attorney-at-law, res Addison nr Oxford
Clement Henry N, attorney-at-law (S F), res Durant ave nr
Shattuck
Coburn S A, mining, res cor Russell and Claremont ave, North
Temescal
Codini August, laborer, res Alice nr Fairview, North Oakland
Cole A B, brakeman C P R R, res cor Rose and Shattuck
Colis Eugene, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
College of Agriculture or South Hall, W T Reid president, Uni-
versity Grounds
College of Letters or North Hall, W T Reid president, University
Grounds
WASHING I>0\K AT SHORT NOTICE.
Office, 33 Geai7 St., S. F„ and S<W Broadway, Oakland.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
JAMES L. BARKER,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., tyiui. $4,500,000
bf:hkeley.
637
College of Mining and Mechanical Arts, W T Reid president,
University Grounds
Collins Geo, butcher, res Stock Yards
Comerford P M Rev, pastor St Joseph's Church, res cor Addison
and St Joseph
Condel Francis J, seaman, res cor Fourth and Holyoke
Congdon Edward, res Bancroft Way opp Atherton
Conley John, liquor saloon, San Pablo ave nr University, res same
Connel P O, employe shoe factory, res Franklin House
Connelly Francis, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Connely Owen, laborer, res cor Shattuck and Gilman
Conners John, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Connor Edward, laborer C P R R, res Shell Mound Station
Conwell Chas C, dentist (S F), res Berkeley Way nr Shattuck
Cook Albert S, professor of English Literature University of Cal-
ifornia, res cor Dwight Wav and Etna
Cook James (Cook & ( lorder), res 1610 Twelfth
COOK & CORDER (James Cook and T W Corder), Stock Yard
Tannery, Union nr Bay, Butch- rtown
Corbett A (', contractor (S F), res cor Blake and Fulton
Corbett Richard (Cormick & Corbett), res Terminus Hotel
Corder F E, tanner with Cook & Corder, res Union nr Bay,
Butchertown
Corder J G, glue manufacturer, res cor San Pablo ave and Eliza-
beth, North Oakland
Corder T W (Cook & Corder), 972 Center
Corder W H, tanner with Cook & Corder, res Union nr Bay.
Butchertown
Cormick J J (Cormick & Corbett\ res cor Gilman and Walnut,
North Berkeley
CORMICK & CORBETT (J J Cormick and Richard Corbett),
dealers in wood, coal, hay and grain, University ave, two
doors from Shattuck ave
Cornelius Dirch, carpenter, res Fairview nr Lowell, North Oak-
land
Cornelius Peter, butcher, res Fairview nr Lowell, North Oak-
land
Cosabonne G B, dairyman, res College ave nr Tyler, North Tem-
escal
Cottreli A A Mrs, res Addison nr Mil via
Cottrell Chas B, employe C P R R, res Addison nr Mil via
Cottreli Christopher C, brakeman C P R R, res Addison nr Milvia
Cox Geo W, hydraulic miner, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North
Temescal
Cox James W, res Ross Brown Way, Claremont
Crandall Kate A Miss, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti-
tute;, res same
OAKLAND BREWERY,
Kit A MM * DIEVEN, Proprietor*, lor.
Telegraph Avenue and iMiianl Street.
Moretti & T oizlni,
ST. ASS'S BUILDW&,
S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
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DEPOT,
479 7th
Street,
Oakland,
638
BERKELEY.
Crawford John, bookkeeper (S F), res opp Harmon Seminary
Crawford J W, carpenter, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave,
North Oakland
Creed John M, U S Appraiser's Store (S F), res Cedar bet Grant
and California
Creque W K, res Tyler nr Claremont ave, North Temescal
Crisman Harry, engineer Giant Powder Works, res Fourth nr
Holyoke
Crittenden May Miss, student, res Ladies' Club House
Cronin T, gardener, res Oxford bet Vine and Cedar
Cuff Clara Miss, res Alcatraz ave nr Humboldt ave, North Tem-
escal
Cuff Napoleon, res Alcatraz ave nr Humboldt ave, North Temescal
Cuff Thomas, roadmaster, res Alcatraz ave nr Humboldt ave,
North Temescal
Cummings Barnard, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Cummings Charles, boxmaker, res Second nr University ave
Cummings O S Mrs, res Bancroft Way nr Fulton
Curley Timothy, laborer, cor Tenth and Delaware, West Berkeley
Curran James, laborer, res Shattuck ave nr Allston Way
Curry E, shoemaker, res Fifth nr Page
Curry Reuben H, employe Giant Powder Works, res Sixth bet
Bristol and Delaware
Curtis Michael, farmer, res University ave nr San Pablo ave
Curtis Nellie E Miss, assistant West Berkeley Primary School,
res University ave nr San Pablo ave
Cushing J T, teamster, res nr Alice, Butchertown
Cushing Kate, domestic Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Cushing V, mining (S F), res Durant ave nr Bowditch
D
Dahl D F, stock broker (S F), res University ave nr Grant
Daly James, gardener, res Terminus Hotel
Daly James, laborer, res cor Dwight Way and McGee ave
Danielsou D E, shoemaker, res Blackstone nr Lowell, North Oak-
land
Danter Richard, janitor Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Davidson Geo, A M, honorary professor geodesy and astronomy
University of California, res S F
Davies R P, farmer, res Dwight Way bet Dana and Ellsworth
Davis Charles E, carpenter, res Fourth, West Berkeley
Davis Chas W, foreman carpenter Judson Manufacturing Co, res
cor Fourth and Bristol
Davis Edwin, dairyman, cor Grant and Delaware
DAVIS FRANK A. manufacturer of leather, cloth, paper and
rubber cutting dies, Parker nr Ellsworth
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S. I. LAUIlUn I. 0ffice,33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS^n1k&«eKr-
BERKELEY. 639!
WELER,
315
Davis James, farmer, res Claremont ave nr College ave, North
Temescal
Davis James H Jr, farmer, res Claremont ave nr College ave,
North Temescal
Davis Jane Mrs, res Dwight Way nr Choate
Davis Lorenzo, instructor Berkeley Gymnasium, res Ellsworth
nr Bancroft Way
Davis M, propr milk ranch, Stock Yards, res S F
Davis Robert, teamster, res Dwight Way, East Berkeley
Davis Van Ness, blacksmith with Frank A. Davis, res Parker nr
Ellsworth
Davis William, sailmaker (S F), res Sixth bet Holyoke and Jones
Davis William T, farmer, res Claremont ave nr College ave,
North Temescal
Day Clinton, architect (S F), res cor Bancroft Way and Pied-
mont ave
Day Martha S Miss, teacher Berkeley Gymnasium, res cor Ban-
croft Way and Piedmont Way, East Berkeley
Day Sherman, civil engineer, res Piedmont Way, head of Ban-
croft Way
Day Thomas J, engi-aver (S F), res Walnut bet Vine and Cedar
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, W E Zander secretary
Deamer William W, instructor University of California, res cor
University ave and Home
Dean Adam F, engineer with Wheelan & Co, res University ave nr
Second
Dean William H, employe Pioneer Starch Factory, res cor Dela-
ware and Seventh
Deane John, with Murphy, Grant & Co (S F), res Claremont ave
nr Tyler, North Temescal
Dearlove Charles, laborer, res Stock Yards
Delaney WTilliam, miner, res Todd nr Paradise, North Oakland
Denahe Katharine, domestic, cor Dwight Way and Mark
Denning Mary Mrs, res cor Third and Addison
Denton A S Mrs, res Ellsworth nr Bancroft Way
Dentz George, machinist, res Delaware nr Sixth
De Paule Millie E Miss, res Sixth nr Bancroft Way
Derby Fanny, res cor Addison and California
Deree Alpha R Miss, res Ellsworth nr Bancroft Way
Dickieson W R, laborer, res Fifth nr Holyoke
Dietz A C & Co, proprs Berkeley Lubricating Oil Works, office
9 Front, S F
Dinger Antone, baker, res cor Third and Bristol
District Telephone, Wm M Hilton agent, cor University ave and
Shattuck
Dixon A B, farmer, res cor Adeline and Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order
N*. 11 Montgomery St.
llUus Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., iPropr8„
N. W. 00E. 5th 4 IIBKHA11 STSEETS.
640
BERKELEY.
D K E House, NW cor Humboldt and Dwight Way
Donaughey John, farmer, res Carleton nr Ellsworth, North Tem-
escal
Donnerberg Frank, janitor Harmon's Seminary, res same
Donohue Daniel, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Donohue Jeffrey, laborer, res nr Addison
Donovan Daniel, bricklayer, res cor Vine and Louisa
Doran Joseph, cook Franklin House
Dorman R G, shipping clerk Standard Soap Works, res cor Third
and Allston Way
Dome Joseph, cook, res Third nr Addison
DORNIN GEO D. manager The Lion Insurance Co (S F), res
Dwight Way nr Bowditch
Dornin Oscar G, insurance agent (S F), res Dwight Way nr Bow-
ditch
Dougherty C L Mrs, res University ave east of Sacramento
Dougherty Henry, farmer, res Fairview nr Lowell, North Oak-
land
Dougherty Levi, farmer, res Fairview nr Lowell, North Oakland
Dowling D E, superintendent Standard Soap Works, res Third
nr Allston Way ,
Downs Charles, laundryman, res Blake nr Fulton
Doxey William, books and stationery (S F), res College Way
east of Oxford
Doyle John, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
Doyle John Jr, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz, North
Oakland
Draddy John, engineer Berkeley ferry boat, res Delaware bet Sixth
and Seventh
Dudley George, student, res Channing Way nr Choate
Duffy P, farmer, res nr Stock Yards
Dugan Robert, laborer, res Parker bet Dana and Humboldt ave
Dunegan Patrick, laborer C P R R, res Shell Mound Station
Dunn James, chemist (S F;, res nr Claremont ave, North Tem-
escal
Dunn J J, contractor, res Union nr Bancroft Way
Dunn John, dentist (S F), res nr Claremont ave, North Temescal
Dunn Martin, farmer, res nr Claremont ave, North Temescal
Dunne Wm J, blacksmith, res Eighth nr University ave
Dunnerbig Frank, laborer, res Atherton nr Bancroft Way
Durant Lodge, F A M, Clapp's Hall, cor Berkeley Way and Shat-
tuck
During John, boots and shoes, Choate bet Allston Way and Ban-
croft Way, East Berkeley, res same
Durkee , shoemaker, res Folger ave nr San Pablo ave, North
Oakland
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMJI A I>IEVE!s», Proprietors. « or
Telegraph Awbm and Dunml Stroet*
,UHES L. BARKER, S^JIS^cl BERKELEY.
BERKELEY.
C41
Dutch Mary A Miss, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Dwight Way Park Nursery, G R Bailey propr, cor Blake and
Shattuck ave
Dwindle Charles H Prof, lecturer on agriculture University of
California, res cor Dwight Way and Ellsworth
Dwyer A D Mrs, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline, North Oakland
Dwyer Jane Miss, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline, North Oakland
Dwyer Katie Miss, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline, North Oakland
Dwyer Maggie Miss, dressmaker, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline,
North Oakland
Dwyer Martin, laborer, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline, North Oak-
land
Dwyer Mary Miss, dressmaker, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline,
North Oakland
Easton G A Rev, pastor Church of Good Shepherd, res Univer-
sity ave nr San Pablo ave
Easton K G, student, res University ave nr San Pablo ave
Eckles Clement, carp mter, res Tenth nr Powell, North Oakland
Eckles Norman B, porter (S F), res Tenth nr Powell, North
Oakland
Eckles Raymond R, brass finisher (S F), res Tenth nr Powell,
North Oakland
Eckley L W Mrs, res cor Bancroft Way and Fulton
Edgar Archie, laborer, res cor Audubon and Durant ave
Edgar James, real estate agent, res Dwight Way nr Choate
Edgar Robert, clerk with J McClain, res cor Shattuck ave and
Addison
Edwards George, student, res Bancroft Way nr Choate
Edwards George C, Ph B, instructor mathematics University of
California, res Oakland
Eells Alex, student, res Bancroft Way nr Audubon
Ehret A. machinist, res Delaware bet Ninth and Tenth, West
Berkeley
Eisenbach Louis, manufacturer of fertilizer, Stock Yards, res
SF
Elder Scott, employe San Francisco Sugar Refinery, res Bancroft
Way nr Shattuck ave
Elliott G W, mining supt, res Fourth nr Allston Way
Ellis William, janitor North Hall University, res Union bet Ban-
croft Way and Allston Way
Emburv Geo A, contractor and builder, cor Blake and Shattuck
ave, res Berkeley Way nr Grant
Emerson D L, attorney-at-law, res cor Parker and Humboldt ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
41
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'£'• legrajiU Avenne ujiti Duiaut Stic I.
MftSMWSSSS: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
1 642
BERKELEY.
Emsiie Chas, inspector Custom House (S F), res cor Derby and
Humboldt ave, North Temescal
Emslie Henry, dairyman, res cor Derby and Humboldt ave,
North Temescal
Engebretson Andivw, farmer, cor Rose and Seventh
Engebretson Anton, farmer, res cor Rose and Seventh, West
Berkeley
Enman John, brewer Hofburg Brewery
Episcopal Church, Rev E L Greene rector, res Bancroft Way nr
£ Atherton
Esmond Frederick, carpenter, res Harmon nr Calais, North Oak-
land
Everding J & Co, Pioneer Starch Works, office 48 Clay (S F),
res Second bet University and Bristol, West Berkeley
Fallen Peter, employe Wentworth Shoe Factory, res Sixth
Fee Patrick, farmer, res cor College ave and Tyler, North Tem-
escal
Fenton Joseph, carpenter, res cor Derby and Fulton, North Tem-
escal
Field Stephen J, LL D, honorary professor law University of
California, res Washington, D C
Fielding James A, carpenter, res Delaware nr Milvia
Finn John, assistant manager Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor
Shattuck ave and Gilman
First Congregational Church, Rev C A Savage pastor, cor Dana
and Durant ave
First Methodist Church, Rev H Holmes pastor, Seventh bet Uni-
versity ave and Addison
First Presbyterian Church of East Berkeley, cor Allston Way
and Ellsworth
First Presbyterian Church of West Berkeley, cor Bristol and
Eighth
Fischel Simon (Fischel & Bauml), res University ave nr Shattuck
FISCHEL & BAUML (Simon Fischel and Jacob Bauml), proprie-
tors Liberty Meat Market, University ave nr Shattuck ave
Fish A C, res cor D wight Way and Spaulding ave
Fisher John, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Fisk Edward, student, res cor Choate and Bancroft Way
Fisk Maria E Mrs, res cor Choate and Bancroft Way
Fitzgerald John, laborer C P R R, res Shell Mound Station
Fleming Thomas, harnessmaker, res San Pablo ave nr Univer-
sity ave
Flvnn Patrick, shoemaker Went worth's Shoe Factory, res Berke-
ley House
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. f. LAUIlUnl. Office, 33 Geary tt, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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! Foote George, res Folger ave nr Green, Butchertown
Ford Chas D, bookkeeper, res University ave nr Shattuck ave
| JJorgansky Oscar, employe Powder Works, res Ninth
Forster Chaa W, stevedore, res Second nr Addison
j Forster House, E Guitheri propr, San Pablo ave
1 Forsyth Edwin R, carpenter, res cor Sixth and Delaware
| Foss Julius E, expressman, res Mark bet Dwight Way and Kear-
! ^ ney ave »^>
Foster Charles, laborer, res cor Second and Addison, West Berke-' /-N
ley
Foster Harry W. ship joiner, res cor Oxford and Rose
Poster Henry A, ship joiner, res cor Oxford and Ro~e
Four Mile House, L Borman & Co propr, junction of College and'
Ciaremont aves, North Temescal
Fowler William C, farmer, res Sacramento nr Addison
Frader Albeit, shoemaker, res Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth
Frank Henry, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Franklin (.'has, laborer, res Sixth nr Bristol
Franklin House, C Maloney propr, cor Third and University ave
Fraser Daniel, paper carrier, res Shattuck ave nr Dwight Way!
Fratus Joseph, laborer, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave
Frazer T J, teamster, res cor Dalton ave and Bay, Butchertown'
Frederick's Hall, cor San Pablo and University aves
Frederickson Nicolas, gardener with John H Haste, cor Dwi»ht|
Way and Fulton
French Sarah T Miss, teacher Berkeley School, res Channing
Way bet Ellsworth and Dana
French William, res Wilder nr San Pablo ave, North Oakland
Fnck Christian, bootmaker, Shattuck ave nr Berkeley Station'
Frierson Otis, clerk, re ,-. Choate nr Bancroft Way
Fromm Albert W, miller, res Eighth bet University ave andi
Bristol
Frostholm C E, carpenter, res King nr Harmon, North Oakland!
Fulton Addie M Miss., student, res Ladies' Club House
Gaines Chauncey, teller Union Savings Bank (Oakland), res
Berkeley Way nr Grant
Gal.ardo Manuel, student, res cor Dwight Way and Choate
Gamer Jacob, employe milk ranch, res San Pablo ave nr Powell,
North Oakland
Garber John, attorney-at-law fS F), res head of Ciaremont ave
nr Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Gardner Frederick A, naval officer, res Union nr Bancroft Wav
Gast Conrad, engineer C P R R, res NE cor Third and Addison,
West Berkeley
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644
BERKELEY.
Gast Fred, engineer CP RR, res NE cor Third and Addison,
West Berkeley
Gaudin Joseph L, dealer in tallow, glue, etc, Stock Yards
Gazenego John, barber, cigars and tobacco, University ave nr
San Pablo ave
Geary Thomas, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Geirrine Chas, salesman (S F), res Sixth bet Addison and Allston
Way
Geissberger Louis, farmer, res Fourth nr Holyoke
Geissberger R Mrs, res cor San Pablo ave and Page
Gerdes A D, laborer, res cor King and Fairview, North Oakland
Gerhing J, professor chemistry University of California, res
Alpha Block, Shattuck ave
GERMANIA GARDEN- J Bachman proprietor, cor Allston and
Union
Giant Powder Works, Albert Dibblee president, Bay shore, north
of West Berkeley
Gibb Thos G, mechanic CPRR, res cor San Pablo ave and
D wight Way
Gilford Wm, laborer, res San Pablo ave, West Berkeley
Gillett Fred, teamster, res Terminus Hotel
Gillick Bridget, domestic, D wight Way nr Choate
Gillick Jas, coachman with J Garber, res bead of Claremont ave,
North Temescal
Gilmore P S, employe shoe factory, res Franklin House
Gilstrap W D, engineer 0 P RR, res cor Berkeley Way and
Henry
Gimbel Frank, carpenter, res Seventh bet Jones and Page
Gittere Florence, carpenter, res San Pablo ave, Hardwick Track,
North Oakland
Glade Henry, employe West Berkeley Planing Mill, res Delaware
bet Third and Fourth
Gleason Geo, janitor University of California
Gleason W H, sawyer, res Blake nr Fulton
Golden Gate Hotel, J H Rourke propr, cor Dalton ave and Bay,
Stock Yards
Gomez Ramon, laborer Stock Yards, res West Berkeley
Gompertz Chas F, teacher, res Club House No 5, University
Grounds
Goodall A R Mrs, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, res
Mark bet D wight Way and Kearney
Goodall Geo B, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, res Mark
bet Dwight Way and Kearney
Goodrich Wm W, architect (S F), res cor Rose and Henry
Gordon J Mrs, res cor Spruce and Rose
Gorman John, upholsterer, res cor Parker and Humboldt ave
Goss Homer, machinist, res cor Dwight Way and College ave
STl T 21TTXnrYRV~ «OOJ> MOBK lOW PRKKS. Olllce,
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ciation. Plans luruished anU houaes built for CASH Or on INSTALLMENTS
BERKELEY.
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Goss Leonard, machinist (S F), res cor D wight Way and College
ave
Goss Roscoe, student, res cor D wight Way and College ave
Gould E W Mrs, res Channing Way nr Dana
Gove I W, master mariner, res cor Center and Oxford
Graber T F, attorney-at-law, res Fulton nr Bancroft Way
Graham das, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co (S F), res cor
Berkeley Way and Mil via
Grandbois J S, blacksmith, res cor Eleventh and Folsom, North
Oakland
Giants Frederick, conductor C P R R, res cor University ave and
Walnut
Grant H M, insurance agent, res Ellsworth nr Allston Way
Grayson, Earrell & Co, wholesale butchers, Stock Yards, office
'Eighth, Oakland
Greeley Iv Alicia F Miss, teacher (S F), res Fourth nr Jones
Green Chas S, res Bancroft Way nr Choate
Green E L Rev, rector St Mark's Church, res Ellsworth bet Ban-
croft and Allston, East Berkeley
Green J C, freight agent, Stock Yards, res S F
Greenough Harry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co (S F), res Fairview nr
Calais
Greer W J, carpenter, res Shattuck ave nr Gilman
Gregoire Carnile, laborer, res cor San Pablo ave and Powell,
North Oakland
Gregory W C, student, res Channing Way nr Choate
Gregson Harrison, expressman, res cor Bristol and Hamilton
Griffiths Thos, patternmaker, res cor Shattuck and Rose
Grimshaw William, carpenter, res San Pablo nr Bancroft Way
Grimshaw Win Jr, boxmaker, res San Pablo nr Bancroft Way
Grindley Jas. engineer, res Harmon nr King, North Oakland
Grover W A, physician, res Oxford nr College Way
Grub er Augusta, domestic, San Pablo ave nr Folsom, North Oak-
land
Guilfoyle Win, laborer, res San Pablo ave nr Dwight way, North
Oakland
Guittiere E, siloon, San Pablo road nr shoe factory, res same
Gunn A F, stationery (S F), reg Channing Way nr Ellsworth
H
Hackley S, salesman, res cor Oxford and Virginia
Hackley Simeon, lumber surveyor, res cor Oxford and Virginia
H id lock Chauncey, dairyman Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Ttv Michael, speculator, res Alice nr Woolsey, North Oak-
land
OAKLAND lREWERY,
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646
BERKELEY.
Haggerty Peter, blacksmith helper, res Harmon Track, North
Oakland
Hall E S, salesman (S F), res cor Dwight Way and Humboldt
ave
Hall Mary I Miss, student, res Bristol nr Grant
Haller P H, blacksmith, res Fifth bet Addison and Allston
Hamilton E J Mrs, res Henry nr Rose
Hamilton Wm T, clerk C P R R, res Henry nr Rose
Hammond Obadiah, farmer, res cor Arch and Rose
Hammond W D, machinist C P R R, res Berkeley Way nr
H enry
Handerkin Thos, moulder, res Ninth nr Bristol
Handerkin Wm, laborer, res Second nr University ave
Handy Wm L, cooper, res San Pablo ave nr Union ave, North
Oakland
Hann Thos, propr Pioneer Meat Market, Shattuck ave bet Uni-
versity ave and Addison
Hanscom M L, commercial merchant (S F), res Walnut bet Vine
and Cedar
Hansen Chas, laborer, res Eighth bet University and Bristol,
West Berkeley
Hansen Frederick, engineer Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, res
same
Hansen John, engineer, res Sixth nr Holyoke
Hansen John H, teacher Berkeley Gymnasium, res cor Union and
Allston Way
Hansen S, lumberman (S F), res Eighth nr Bristol
Hanson Henry, laborer, Berkeley Ferry, res Berkeley House
HARDING J H> saloon and billiard room, Frederick Hall cor Uni-
versity and San Pablo ave, res cor Sixth and University ave
Hardwick Thos, farmer, res San Pablo ave, Hardwick Track,
North Oakland
Harington Douglass M, res cor Eleventh and Folsom, North Oak-
land
Harmon E D, real estate, res Woolsey nr King, North Oakland
Harmon Gymnasium, University Grounds, East Berkeley
Harmon Kittie W Miss, associate principal Harmon Seminary,
res same
Harmon Seminary for Voung Ladies, Miss Kittie W Harmon and
Miss Sophie B Harmon principals, Atherton bet Allston Way
and Bancroft Way
Harmon Sophie B Miss, associate principal Harmon Seminary
Harmon Wm N, teacher Harmon Seminary
I Harrell Jasper P (Grayson, Harrell & Co), res Tulare
\\ Harris J H, real estate, res cor Bancroft Way and Atherton
Harris S A Mrs, res Ellsworth nr Bancroft Way
j Harrison Win B, ship caulker, res cor Ce Jar and Louisa
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Hart John, janitor Mechanics' Building University of California,
res Dana nr Allston Way
Hartkop Henry W, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res Col-
lege Way nr Milvia
Haste John H, capitalist, res cor D wight Way and Fulton
Hawkins Thos, blacksmith, res 1115 Willow, West Oakland
Hayes, Carrick & Co (Henry Hayes, D S Carrick and Frank Hos-
tetter), wholesale butchers, Stock Yards
Hayes E, blacksmith, res cor San Pablo ave and Elizabeth, North
Oakland
Hayes Henry (Hayes, Carrick & Co), res Union Hotel
Hayes Thos, farmer, res Wilder nr San Pablo ave. North Oak-
land
Hayne Brueten A, student, res Choate nr Dwight Way
Hayne Duncan, student, res Choate nr Dwight Way
Hays Florence C Miss, teacher guitar, res cor Bancroft Way and
Union
Hays Florence W Mis, res Bancroft Way nr Choate
Hays H S Mrs, res University bet Sixth and Seventh
Heath Fred, teacher Harmon Seminary, res S F
Heath H O Mrs, dressmaker, res Ninth bet Bristol and University
ave
Hedges Chas, employe U S Mint (S F), res College ave, North
Temescal
Hellens Louis, poultry raiser, res cor Rose and Josephine
Helm Daniel G, res Fourth nr Page
Hemenway A B, ship builder, res North Berkeley
Henderson Jane Mrs, res Berkeley Way nr Shattuck
Henderson John Jr, coal (S F), res cor Oxford ami Addison
Hendricks Edward, butcher, res Stock Yards
Henley James, captain Berkeley ferry boat, res cor Sixth and
University ave
Henley K L Mrs, res cor University ave and Sixth
Herbert C, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Hernandez Amelia Miss, res cor Seventh and Page
Hernandez L Mrs, res cor Seventh and Page
Hesse Frederick G, professor of industrial mechanics University
of California, res Oakland
Heydon A T, clerk, res University ave nr Milvia
Heyman J A, student, res Humboldt ave nr Derby
Heywood Chas, lumber dealer, res cor Fifth and Delaware
Heywood Samuel, foreman West Berkeley Lumber Yard, Dela-
ware nr Sixth
Hevwood Walter M, secretary California Fire Apparatus (Jo
(S F), res cor Fourth and Bristol
Hickatt Patrick, laborer C P R R, re*. Shell Mound Station
Higgins Beuj, carpenter, res cor Second and Bristol
San Francisco.
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648
BERKELEY.
Higgins James, saloon, University ave nr Second
Higgins James F, master mariner, res cor San Pablo ave and Dela-
ware
Higgins James S, master mariner, res cor San Pablo ave and
Delaware
Higgins John, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr D wight Way
Higgins Michael, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Dwight Way
Higgins W Mrs, farming, res San Pablo ave nr Dwight Way
High School, W W Anderson principal, East Berkeley
Hi!e John, baker, res cor Third and Bristol
Hilgard Eugene W, Ph D, professor of agriculture and general
and economic botany University of California, res Bancroft
Way nr Piedmont
Hill Alonzo H, laborer, res Shattuck ave nr Allston Way
Hillegass Marie Mrs, res cor Bancroft Way and Audubon
Hilton Wm M, physician and druggist, cor University and Shat-
tuck aves
Hoag Chas P, manager Western Union Telegraph Co (Oakland),
res Addison nr Grant
Hoben Henry, pilot Berkeley ferry boat, res Berkeley House
HOFBURG BREWING CO W W Nichols proprietor, cor Uni-
versity and San Pablo aves
Holgerson Hans, teamster, res Allston Way bet Fifth and Sixth
Holgerson Thos, boxmaker, res Allston Way bet Fifth and Sixth
Holland C C, farmer, res Webster ave, North Temescal
Holmes Bartlett R, boot treer, res cor San Pablo ave and Gilman
Holmes Geo S Rev, pastor M E Church, res Oakland
Ilolton E R, carpenter, res Alcatraz ave nr Lowell, Nortrfi Oak-
land
H01VIE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. T Stewart Bowens, B A, princi-
pal, res University ave
Hooper Wm B, merchant (S F), res Shattuck ave nr Channing
Way
Hopkinson Mary A Mrs, res Channing Way nr Bowditch
Horst Edward, plumber, Blake bet Ellsworth and Fulton, East
Berkeley, res same
Horton G W, principal San Pablo Avenue School, res Oakland
Hostetter Etta Miss, student, res Ladies' Club House
Hostetter Frank (Hayes, Carrick & Co), res 1229 Thirteenth ave
Howard Vincent, employe tripe factory, res Bay, Butchertown
Howe L D Mrs, res Harmon nr Calais, North Oakland
Hoyt P G, w harfinger, Berkeley Wharf
Huber Lorenz, baker Golden Sheaf Bakery, res Shattuck ave nr
Addison
Huggins A W, student, i*es Dwight Way, nr Ellsworth
Huggins C L, student, res Dwight Way nr Ellsworth
Huggins L P Mrs, res Dwight Way nr Ellsworth
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BERKELEY.
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Hull R 0, foreman Standard Soap Works, res Third nr Bancroft
Way
Hume Joseph, manufacturer, res cor Spauldim' ave and Dwio-ht
W ay
Hunt Clarence M, employe C P R R, res Fourth bet Bristol and
Delaware
Husted F M, attorney-at-law (S F), res Bristol nr Grant
Hutton J A, Lieutenant 8th Infantry USA, professor military
science and tactics University of California, res Fulton bet
Blake and Parker
Hyde Alice Miss, short-hand reporter, res Channing Way, east of
Choate, East Berkeley
Hyde Cora L Miss, teacher, res Channing Way nr Bowditch
Hyde F E Mrs, res Channing Way nr Bowditch
Hyde M H, res Walnut bet Vine and Cedar
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Idens Joseph, laborer, res Shattuck nr Ros.->
IGENGLATH ROBERT (Igenglath & Klinger), res cor Eighth
and Univei sity ave
IGENGLATH & KL.INGER (Robert Igenglath and A Klinger),
tinning and plumbing, Dwight Way Station and San Pablo
ave nr University
Ingram Adam, carpenter, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave,
North Oakland
Institution for Deaf, Dumb and Blind. Warring Wilkinson
principal, cor Warring and Dwight Way
Irvine John, gardener, res cor Blake and Humboldt ave
Irwin H D, insurance agent (S F;, res Harmon nr Calais
Jackson A, paper hanger, res San Pablo ave nr Powell, North
Oakland
Jackson A Wendell Jr, Ph B, instructor mineralogy, petography
and economic geology University of California, res Univer-
sity Grounds nr Chapel
Jackson Daniel, machinist, res Fleming Puint
Jacobs Louis, painter, res Terminus Hotel
Jacobson G F, carpenter, res Woolsey nr Harper, North Oakland
Jacquemin T M Miss, operator Western Union Telegraph Co, res
Oakland
James Frank W, clerk C P R R (S F), res Alcatraz ave nr Calais,
North Oakland
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Avrnuc ami ')uium Ktr«'<r
fVloretti & Trezzmi,
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UN FRANCIStt
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BERKELEY.
Jebens Geo, teacher Berkeley Gymnasium, res University ave nr
Sacramento
Jenkins James, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, res Fair view nr Lowell, North Oak-
land
Johnson Patrick, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor Mc-
Gee ave and Addison
JOHNSON PHILIP, proprietor Berkeley and San Francisco Ex-
press, cor Main and Market (S F), res Addison nr Shattuck
Johnson R J, res University ave west of Sacramento
Johnson Zachariah, sailor, res Harmon nr Taylor, North Oakland
Joiner Wm D, shoemaker with Adams & Fenton, res San Pablo
ave nr University ave
Jones Henry B, instructor of French, University of California, res
Temescal
Jones Nathaniel, physician, res cor Atherton and Allston Way
Jones Shadrach, blacksmith, res University ave nr Shattuck
Jones Thomas, res Eighth nr Shoe Factory
Jones Wm Carey, A M, instructor University of California, res
Bancroft Way nr Chapel
Joseph Manuel, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Juergens J H, groceries and provisions, cor San Pablo ave and
Union
Justice Office, C N Terry justice, cor Shattuck ave and Berkeley
Wa-
K
Kaiserank Frank, butcher, res Stock Yards
Kane John, res Twelfth nr Folsom
Kastens Henry C, superintendent Pioneer Starch Factory, res
Addison nr Fourth
Keef John, liquor saloon, Sixth nr Delaware
Keefer Alice F Miss, teacher Kellogg School, res Oakland
Kehoe Edward, res San Pablo ave north of Delaware
Keith John Henry, farmer, res junction College and Claremont
aves, North Temescal
Keith John W, farmer, res junction College and Claremont aves,
North Temescal
Keith Winslow B, farmer, res junction College and Claremont
aves, North Temescal
Keith William F, farmer, res junction College and Claremont
aves, North Temescal
Kellogg Martin, professor Latin, University of California, res Bush-
neD
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
ftffl|1,,u f 33 GmrT ft., San Francisco.
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Xok IN and *o Spear street, San Franeiseo.
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Kellogg School, including high, grammar, and primary, \V W
Anderson principal, Center nr Berkeley Depot
Kelly James, carpenter, res Fourth nr Page
Kelly T H, lab >rer, res cor Alcatraz ave and Paradise, North]
Oakland
Kelsey C Etta Miss, res cor Russell and College ave
Kelsey Frank B, orchardist, res cor Russell and College ave
Kelsey H C Mrs. res cor Russell and College ave
Kelsey Laura D Miss, res cor Russell and College ave
Kendal Marion A, teacher Berkeley High School, res Durant ave
nr Bowditch
Kennedy Richard, salesman with Keane Bros (S F), res cor
Derby and Humboldt ave, North Temescal
Kenne}r Elizabeth M Miss, books and stationery, Berkeley Sta-I
tion, res same
Kerns Charles T, carpenter, res University ave nr Shattuck
Kerr L C, engineer C P R R, res cor College Way and Henry
Kimmau John, brewer Hofburg Brewery
King Manuel, tanner, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
King W J, butcher, res cor Dalton ave and Bay, Butchertown
Kirby P B, student, res Durant Way nr P]llsworth
Klee W G, gardener, res University Grounds nr Chapel
Kleemann Julius, cooper Hofburg Brewery, res same
Kline G W, accountant First National Bank (S F), res Dwight
Way bet Choate and Bowditch
KLINGER A (Igenglath & Klinger), res Dwight Way nr Shat-
tuck
Klinkner C A, manufacturer red rubber stamps (S F), res San
Pablo ave bet Fulton and Powell, North Oakland
Knaak Henry, sailor, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North
Temescal
Knott Richard, propr Berkeley House, cor Third and University
aves
Korner Christopher, tailor, res San Pablo ave nr Dwight Way
Krell S H, carpenter, res Second nr Addison
Kschieschang Adolph, carpenter, res Arch bet Vine and Cedar
Kuhlken M J, carpenter, res Addison nr Grant
Kuhlman Julius, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Kurze Henry, gluemaker, res Union nr Bay, Butchertown
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652
BERKELEY
Laats Charles, laborer, res Bancroft bet Fifth and Sixth
Lacoste J B (Lacoste & Mounicot), res Stock Yards
Lacoste & Mounicot (J B Lacoste and G Mounicot), tripe works,
Stock Yards
Lamberg G A, blacksmith with M Nelson, res San Pablo ave nr
Addison
Lambert A, hunter, res Todd's Tract nr Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
Lambert Joseph, propr Lambert's Three Mile House
Landerwav John R, barber, Shattuck ave nr University, Antisell
Block
Landregan James, farmer, res cor San Pablo and Alcatraz aves,
North Oakland
Larkin John, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Larman A, steward, res Alcatraz ave nr Calais, North Oakland
Larsen Gilbert, shoemaker, res University ave bet Fifth and
Sixth
Larsen Matilda, laundress Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institute
Laturno Peter, laborer, res Lambert's Three Mile House
Lavens Michael, plasterer, res Terminus Hotel
Lawless James, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Lawrence Edward M, butcher, res San Pablo ave nr Dalton ave,
North Oakland
Lawrence Michael, butcher, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Lawson Mary, domestic, Walnut bet Vine and Cedar
Layman J D, student, res University Grounds
Leach Harriett F Miss, res cor Dwight Way and Audubon
Le Conte John, M D, LL D, professor of physics University of
California, res cor Dwight Way and Mark
Le Conte Joseph, M D, LL D, professor of geology and natural
history University of California, res Bancroft Way bet Audu-
bon and Piedmont
Leete W M, student, res Zeta Psi Hall
Leonard Ambrose A, butcher, res Elizabeth nr San Pablo ave
Leonard Margaret Mrs, res Blake nr Dwight Way
Levins Peter, engineer Standard Soap Works, res University
ave nr Second
LIBERTY MEAT MARKET- Fischel & Bauml proprietors, Uni-
versity ave nr Shattuck
Liebenow A, restaurant, cor San Pablo and University aves
Lindstrom Louise, laundress Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institute
LINGARD SAMUEL, proprietor Railroad House, cor Rose and
Shattuck
Lingard Samuel H, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor
Rose and Shattuck
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Office, 33 Seaiy St., S. F.. and ««« Broadway, Oakland.
JAMES L. BARKER,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., cipiui. $4,500,000
BERKELEY.
653
Lingard Win T, painter, res cor Rose and Shattuck '
Little Charles S, agent, res Durant Way nr Ellsworth
Little J R, bookkeeper general office C P R R (S F), res Durant ave
nr Ellsworth
Littlejohn G H, conductor C P R R, res Virginia bet Milvia and
West, North Berkeley
Littlejohn J W, res Virginia bet Milvia and West
Littlejohn Lillie Miss, artist, res Virginia nr Milvia
Livingstone Fred S, shipping clerk (S F), res Addison nr Milvia
Livingston Win, laborer, res Berkeley Way nr Louisa
Lloyd Richard, painter, res Dwight Way nr Dwindle
Lockyer Henry H, stove mounter (S F), res Blake nr Dwight
Way Station
Logan Howard, clerk, res cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
Lohsen E, butcher, res Eroy ave, North Oakland
Lodes James, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Long L H, employe U S Mint (S F), res cor Bancroft Way and
Ellsworth
Long L H Jr, mining engineer, res cor Bancroft Way and Ells-
worth
Lonneis Henry, master mariner, res University ave nr San Pablo
ave
Lopez Joseph, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Delaware
Lord C R, carpenter and builder, res cor Vine and Spruce
Lord G E, carpenter, res cor Rose and Spruce
Lord W R, carpenter, res cor Vine and Spruce
Losee H T Mrs, res Bancroft Way nr Ellsworth
Lowe L H Miss, dressmaker, res cor Sixth and Delaware
Lox Kate Mrs, bakery, cor Third and Bristol
Lubricating Oil Works, W J Maxwell superintendent, cor Bris-
tol and Third
Luesinann Ernest, clerk Hofbunj Brewing Co, res Hofburg
Brewery
Lukes Henry, carpenter and builder, res cor Humboldt ave and
Stewart
Lukes William, carpenter, res cor Humboldt ave and Stewart
Lyle Robert, farmer, res cor Fourth and Holyoke
Lynch E. attorney-at-law (S F), res Tyler nr Claremont ave,
North Temescal
M
Mack Anton, laborer Berkeley Ferry, res Berkeley House
Mackin John, billiard rooms, Choate opp post-office
Maddigan John, laborer, res San Pablo ave nr Hopkin
Mahony William, gardener, res Berryman Ranch
I Maker John, propr Stock Yards Exchange, re> same
HltAMH A IMKVIS Proprietor**. • or.
Telegraph Avenue ami Duritul Street.
OAKLAND BREWERY,
M?t?as*s wnSffi S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
G54
BERKELEY.
Makinney F W, student, res Ellsworth nr Bancroft Way
Male Mollie Miss, teacher Harmon Seminary
Mallinger Peter, cook, res Third nr Page
Malloch James, principal Bay School, res 9G0 Clay (Oakland)
Maloney C, propr Franklin House, cor Third and University ave
Maltbv Henry, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Manfredo S A, laborer Deaf.Dumb and Blind Institute
Manson Thomas, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Marchand T L, porcelain painter (S F), res cor Jones and Sixth
MARQUAND HENRY N, publisher and proprietor Berkeley
Advocate, Shattuck ave nr University, res cor Vine and
Oxford
Marrick R, clerk CPRR (SF), res Alcatraz ave nr Calais,
North Oakland
Mai-shall Geo L, carpenter, res Felton bet Occident and Paradise,
North Oakland
Marshall Sam, employe Berkeley ferry boat, res Berkeley Hotel
Martin James L, nurseryman, res Hopkin nr California
Martin J J Mrs, res Harmon nr Lowell, North Oakland
Marvin Frank H, res Claremontave nr Tyler, North Temescal
Marvin Lizzie C, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North
Temescal
Mason C H, res cor Jones and Seventh
Mason F E, fireman CPRR, res Shattuck nr University ave
Mason Herman, res Bushnell
Mason Joseph R, merchant, res Busnhell
Mathews Annie E Miss, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Mathews Chas E, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Mathews Joseph W, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Russell
Mathews Mary A Miss, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Mathews Mary D Mrs, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Mathews Peter, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Union, North Oak-
land
Mathews Peter A, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Maxim John R, laborer, res Grant nr University ave
Maxwell Geo H, attorney-at-law (S F), res cor Piedmont Way
and Channing
Maxwell W J, superintendent Lubricating Oil Works, res cor
Third and Bristol
Mayer Henry,! res cor Allston Way and Choate
McAvoy Peter, laborer University of California
S. F. LAUNDRY.
WumIiIiik WKLL lmXlCut VKISY LOW Knt«-n.
Office, 33 Geary St., 8. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
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.YERWARE.
MeCabe Thomas, butcher, res Stock Yards
McGann Ferdinand, student, res Bancroft Way nr Audubon
McOarrn James, laborer, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
McCarthy Honora, res cor Fourth and Delaware
McCarty John, employe with Hayes, Carrick & Co, res nr Alice,
Butchertown
McCASKELL FRED J (McCaskell & Son), res cor College Way
and Shattuck ave
McCASKELL HUGH (McCaskell & Son), res cor Cottage Way
and Shattuck ave
MCCASKELL & SON (Fred J and Hugh McCaskell), blacksmiths,
University ave nr Shattuck
McClain Charles J, clerk, res Shattuck ave nr Addison
McCLAiN JOSEPH, groceries and general merchandise, and
agent Wells, Fargo & Co, cor Shattuck ave and Addison,
res Shattuck ave nr Addison
McCleave Wm, captain USA, res Walnut bet Vine and Cedar
MeClellan R Guy, attorn ey-at-law (S F), res McKee nr Occident
North Oakland
McClennan K, gardener, res University Grounds nr Chapel
McCYav W L, collector, res Green nr Dalton ave
McDavitt Ellen, cook, cor D wight Way and Mark
McDonald George, examiner merchandise Custom House (S F),
res University ave nr Grant
McDonald M A Mrs, res cor Rose and California
McGee Catharine, res cor D wight Way and McGee ave
McGee James, farmer, res cor Dwight Way and McGee ave
McGee Mary A, res cor Dwight Way and McGee ave
McGuire Francis, res Claremont ave nr College ave, North
Temescal
McGuire James, teamster, res Claremont ave nr College ave,
North Temescal
McGuire William, teamster, res Claremont ave nr College ave,
North Temescal
McHenrv Bessie H Miss, res Ellsworth nr Allston Way
McHenrv John, civil engineer, res Ellsworth bet Bancroft and
Allston, East Berkeley
Mclntyre William, plumber (S F), res Arch bet Vine and Cedar
McKeown James, clerk (S F), res Felton nr Paradise, North
Oakland
McKeown James, laborer, res Shattuck ave opp Railroad Depot
McKeown Joseph, gardener University Grounds, res Choate nr
University Grounds
McKinzie Miriam Miss, student, res Ladies' Club House
McKusick H J, railway mail service, res Tyler nr Claremont ave,
North Temescal
Schafer * Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order Nn ,,M".nSe^F
WASHINGTON BREWERY, J#
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656
BERKELEY.
McLay Neil, carpenter, res Dwight Way nr Dana
McLenathen Charles H, manager with James L Barker, res cor
Rose and Henry
McLennan K, gardener University of California, res Club House
No 2, University Grounds
McMahon Daniel, farmer, res Derby nr Dana, North Temescal
McNally Frank, laborer CPRR, res Shell Mound Station
McNamara Francis, shoemaker, Fifth nr Bristol, West Berkeley
McNamara Jeremiah, res Fifth bet Bristol and Delaware
McNamara Joseph M, plumber Berkeley Water Co, res nr War-
ring, East Berkeley
McNamara Timothy, shoemaker, Fifth nr Bristol, West Berkeley
Mead Chas, laborer, res Shattuck ave
Mead James, butcher Pioneer Market, res Shattuck ave nr Uni-
versity ave
M E Church, George S Holmes pastor, Seventh nr University ave
Meinert Henry, plasterer, res Boice nr Harmon
Meinke John H, employe CPRR, res Todd nr Occident, North
Oakland
Melquiond 0, teacher Berkeley Gymnasium, res bet Vineand Cedar
Menafee W H, brakeman CPRR, res Berkeley Way
Mendelson Louis, student, res Durant ave nr Shattuck
Merrill Clarence S, short-hand reporter, res Choate nr Bancroft
Way
Merrill Earnest L, student, res Bancroft Way opp Atherton
Merril Sherman S, druggist and postmaster, Choate nr Univer-
sity ave, res Channing Way bet Audubon and Bowditch
Merz Adam, cabinetmaker, res Hayes bet Channing Way and
Dwight Way
Metcalf Frank W, boy supervisor Deaf, Dumb, and Blind In-
stitute
Metcalf Geo D, attorney-at-law (Oakland), res Bushnell
Mezes Sydney E, student, res Choate nr Dwight Way
Michel Hugh, painter, res Ninth bet University ave and Addison,
West Berkeley
Michel John, brewer Hofburg Brewery
Mickelson Geo, employe Manufacturing Co, res Rose west of
Josephine
Miekleson Geo C, farmer, res North Berkeley
Miller Don F, advertising broker (S F), res Twelfth nr Folsom,
North Oakland
Miller J C, teamster, res Dalton ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Miller Louis, coachman with F Russ, res Claremont ave nr
Tyler, North Temescal
Mitchel Hugo, painter, res Ninth nr University ave
Mitchell A, clergyman, res Page bet Sixth and Seventh, West
Berkeley
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Mitchell John, employe Hofburg Brewery, res Tenth nr Univer-
sity ave
Mitchell John C, shoemaker, res Seventh, West Berkeley
Moan Edward, grocery and saloon, cor San Pablo ave and
Powel, North Oakland, res same
Monroe Philip, town marshal, office cor Sixth and University, res
cor Eighth and Delaware
Monte Jules laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Monterichard M. butcher, University ave bet Ninth and Tenth,
West Berkeley, res same
Monterichard R, butcher, University ave bet Ninth and Tenth
Moore A, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor Sixth and
University ave
Moore Frank, musician California Theater (S F), res Addison nr
California
Moore M Miss, shoefitter, res Bristol nr Seventh
Moore Richard, teamster, res Terminus Hotel
Moore W B Mrs, music teacher, res Fifth nr Allston Way
Moore Win B, bookkeeper (S F), res Fifth nr Allston Way
Morck Martin, engineer West Berkeley Planing Mill, res Fourth
nr Allston Way
Morgan Benj F, attorney-at-law (S F), res cor Channing and
Piedmont Way
Moriarty B Mrs, res cor Dana and Park
Morris A H, painter, Berkeley Way, west of Center
Morrow Sarah Miss, primary teacher Bay School, res Spring
nr Emery Station
Morse Edward A, employe Cutting Packing Co (S F), res cor
McGee and University aves
Morse Frederick W, assistant teacher agricultural chemistry Uni-
versity of California, res Club House No 1, University
Grounds
Morse Geo F, master mariner, res West nr Virginia
Morse R A, deputy county assessor, res cor Sliattuck and Ban-
croft Way
Moses Bernard, Ph D, professor history and political economy
University of California, res cor Audubon and Allston Way
Moses Morris, car conductor C P R R, res cor Rose and Sliattuck
Mouuicot G (Lacoste & Mounicot), res Stock Yards
Moussette Mamie, domestic, res cor Bancroft Way and Piedmont
ave
Mulholland Neil, gardener, res Terminus Hotel
Muller Gustave, painter, res Fairview nr Lowell, North Oakland
Mulligan John, laborer, res Fourth nr Bancroft Way
Munday Frank, employe Giant Powder Works, res Gilman nr
San Pablo ave
March Adam, cabinetmaker, res Haste
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658
BERKELEY.
Murphy Patrick H, tinner, res Sixth bet Addison and Aliston Way
Murray John, professor of elocution University of California, res
University Grounds opp Ellsworth
Murray John Jr, student, res University Grounds
Myers J P, student (S F), res Maple nr College ave, North Tem-
escal
Myers J R, contractor, res Maple nr College ave, North Temescal
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Nealon Jeremiah, farmer, res cor Ellsworth and Channing Way
Nealon Thomas, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Nelson H A, teacher, res cor Walnut and Cedar
Nelson Mads, blacksmith, cor San Pablo ave and Addison, res
University ave nr Sacramento
Nelson S W, constable* res Eighth nr University ave
Newell Cornelius, laborer, cor San Pablo ave and Dwight Way
Newell Fountain, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Dwight Way
Newell John J, farmer with J Newell, res San Pablo ave nr
Dwight Way
Nichalmann Frederick, hog ranch, res cor Alice and Mason
Nichelman Geo W. bootmaker, Choate opp post-office, resAlcatraz
Nichols A W, salesman with W W Montague (S F), res Fulton
nr Parker
Nichols Charles L, fireman C P R R, res Parker nr Fulton
Nichols S V, carpenter, res Parker nr Fulton
Nicholson Geo, res Rose nr California
NICKALS WM W. proprietor Hofburg Brewery, res Oakland
Niedt Antone, res cor Green and Dalton ave
NTiedt F R, laborer, res Halleck ave nr Alice, Butchertown
Niehaus Bros (Edward F and Ernest Niehau.s), West Berkeley"
Planing Mill, Second bet Bristol and Delaware
Niehaus Ernest (Niehaus Bros), res Sixth bet Addison and
Aliston Way
Niehaus Edward F (Niehaus Bros), res Sixth bet Addison and
Aliston Way
Noble Albert P, machinist, res Fourth nr Page
Noble T N, machinist, res cor Sixth and Rose
Nolan S Miss, res Blake nr Dwight Way
Norman Jeremiah, farmer, res cor Spruce and Rose
Norwood Wtn H, tinsmith (S F), res Folger ave nr San Pablo
ave, North Oakland
Nosier T M, employe Custom House (S F), res Ellsworth nr Ban-
croft Way
Nourse Beverly S, res cor Eumboldt ave and Ashby, North Tem-
escal
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Nourse Daisy L Miss, res cor Humboldt ave and Ashby, North !■' J
Temescal i. 4
Nourse Geo F, grain merchant (S F), res cor Humboldt ave and| Wfa \
Ashby. North Temescal / \^V\
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O'Brien Bridget Mrs, res cor Third and Jones
O'Brien Ella Miss, teacher, res cor Third and Jones
O'Brien Frank I, shoemaker, res Fifth nr Bristol
O'Brien John, carpenter, res cor Third and Jones
O'Brien Margaret Miss, res Folger ave nr San Pablo ave, Butcher-
town
O'Brien Thomas, gardener, res Bancroft Way nr Audubon
O'Connel W J, horse dealer, res 1721 Fourteenth
O'Connell Joseph, blacksmith, res cor University ave and Second
O'Connor Alice, domestic, cor Shattuck and Channing Way
O'Connor J J, section foreman C PRR, res Shell Mound Station
O'Connor Nanette, domestic Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
O'Connors Michael, laborer CPRR, res Shell Mound Station
O'Day Daniel, cattle dealer, res Prospect ave nr New Broadway
Odle W S, carpenter, res Durant ave nr Ellsworth
O'Farrel Patrick, bricklayer, res Eighth nr University ave
O'Grady Thomas, farmer, res cor Eleventh and Folsom, North
Oakland
O'Keefe Daniel, gilder, res Delaware, West Berkeley
Olireda Thomas, fisherman, res cor Seventh and Bristol
Olson John, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
O'Neil Annie, domestic, San Pablo ave bet Fulton and Powell,
North Oakland
O'Neil Patrick, employe West Berkeley Lumber Yard, res Addi-
son nr Sacramento
O'Neill Edmund C, Ph B, instructor chemistry University of
California, res Oakland
Orr Wm H, liquors, cor San Pablo and Union aves, North Oak-
land
Osgood Jennie Miss, matron Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
O'Shea Henry, gardener, res cor Channing and Piedmont Way
Osterhout Schuyler, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Otis William J, eraplove West Berkeley Lumber Yard, res Fifth
bet Bristol and Delaware
O'Toole Mathew, res Oilman bet Shattuck and Walnut
O'Toole M C, physician (S F), res Gilman bet Shattuck and
Walnut, North Berkeley
Oury Francis W, student, res cor D wight Way and Choate
Owens W J (Grayson, Harrell & Co)
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Washington Brewery,
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660
BERKELEY.
Oxley Arthur W, bookkeeper (S F), res Berkeley Way nr Grant
Oxley Fannie H Miss, res Berkeley Way nr Grant
Oxley Lillie W Miss, res Berkeley Way nr Grant
Pacific Coast Screen Co, Benjamin F Van Amringe manager, cor
Burnett and Mable, North Oakland
Page James, teamster, res Green nr Dalton ave, Butchertown
Page James, trader, res Center nr Oxford
Palache James (Kittle & Co, S F), res Claremont ave nr Deaf and
Dumb Institute
Palmer C T H, attorney-at-law (Oakland), res Piedmont Way,
head of Bancroft Way
Palmer H A, president Union National Bank (Oakland), res
Piedmont Way
Paoletti Catharine Mrs, coffee saloon, cor Choate and Allston
Way
Park Chauncey, collector, res cor Bancroft Way and Atherton
Park Congregational Church, H L Adams pastor, Fairview nr
King
Parker Edwin J, shoemaker, res Sixth bet Delaware and Folsom,
West Berkeley
Parker Geo E, moulder Judson Manufacturing Co, res Walnut bet
Vine and Cedar
Parker Geo F Mrs, res Walnut nr Cedar
Parker L A Miss, teacher Berkeley Grammar School, res Walnut
nr Cedar
Parks A Mrs, res Sixth nr Bancroft Way
Passet August, show card writer (S F), res cor Jones and Sixth
Patterson J H, carpenter, res D wight Way nr Dana
Pauli Frank C, sign painter, res cor Channing Way and Ells-
worth
Pauli Gustave, bootmaker, res cor Ellsworth and Channing Way
Payne A F, sign and carriage painter, res University ave bet
Seventh and Eighth
Payne Frank Howard, physician, SE cor Shattuck and Univer-
sity aves
Peabody Wm H (Standard Soap Co), cor Tenth and Delaware,
West Berkeley
Pearce Elizabeth Mrs, res Channing Way bet Audubon and Bow-
ditch
Pearsall Wm, job printer (S F), res cor Felton and Paradise,
North Oakland
Peck Edwin T, bookkeeper, res cor Addison and Oxford
Peladeau G, farmer, res Powell nr Tenth, North Oakland
Pelham Jas J, carpenter, res Sixth nr Bancroft Way
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Penwell S A. real estate, res Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth
Pereau H J, conductor CPRR, res Fourth nr Allston Way
Perkins Sallie E Miss, student, res Charming Way, nr Dana
Perkins Samuel, agent (S F), res Channing Way nr Dana
Perrin Jas, laundryman, res Berkeley Way nr Louisa
Petersen H A, painter, res Fourth nr Holyoke
Petersen Hans, res Four Mile House
Petersen Jacob J, laborer, res Fifth nr Holyoke
Petersen Mary, laundress Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Peterson Alexander A, farmer, res San Pablo avenr Alcatraz ave,
North Oakland
Peterson August (Smith & Peterson), res cor Tenth and Uni-
versity ave
Peterson Henry, laborer, res Channing Way nr Audubon
Peterson John, employe CPRR, res Blackstone nr Lowell,
North Oakland
Peterson Jos, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz, North Oak-
land
Peterson Peter, clerk, res cor University and San Pablo aves
Philips George, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Phillips J W (Grayson, Harrell & Co), res cor East Tenth and
Sixth ave, East Oakland
Pictun Thos, plasterer, res Eleventh nr Folsom, North Oakland
Pierce Richard, shoemaker, res cor Delaware and Eighth
Pimentel J T, photographer, res Delaware nr Curtis
Pine Henry, dry goods and groceries, Sixth nr University ave
Pinneo G D Rev, res Allston Way bet Fourth and Fifth
Pioneer Starch Factory, Everding & Co proprs, Second bet Bris-
tol and University ave
Piper T, fireman CPRR, res Shattuck ave bet Addison and
University
Pitchford J B, employe Risdon Iron Works (S F), res cor Berk-
eley Way and Milvia
Pitman Henry C, res cor Oxford and Cedar
Poaletti Catharine Mrs, University Coffee Saloon, cor Allston Way
and Choate
Poinsett Win, farmer, res Shattuck ave nr Allston Way
Poland F A, clerk CPRR, res cor Walnut and Virginia
Pond Chas F.res Ellsworth nr Allston Way
Pond E C Mrs, res cor Dwight Way and Ellsworth
Pond Jas H, student, res cor Dwight Way and Choate
Porrier T, hunter, res Vine nr Oxford
Po>t-office, W C Wright postmaster, University ave bet Fourth
and Fifth, West Berkeley
Potts Jas, artificial stonemaker, res San Pablo ave nr Elizabeth,
North Oakland
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662
BERKELEY.
Powell Walter, manager Bank of British Columbia (S F), res
cor Allston Way anil Atherton
Powers Alex, cattle drover, res Stock Yards
Powers F H, student, res Zeta Psi Hall
Praca Jos, hostler Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, res same
Presbyterian Church, cor Ellsworth and Allston ave
Pringle Thos, plasterer, res cor Hamilton and Virginia
Provost Nelson, master mariner, res McKee nr Occident, North
Oakland
Putzker Albin, professor German, University of California, res
cor Parker and Humboldt ave
Quilf'elt Wm, teamster, res cor Fourth and Allston
Quinn Dennis, laborer, res Addison nr Shattuck ave
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Rae John, clerk with Stewart Bros, res Bancroft Way nr Shat-
tuck ave
RAILROAD HOUSE) Samuel Lingard proprietor, cor Rose and
Shattuck
Rainacher Margaret Mrs, housekeeper Chi Phi House, Hum-
boldt ave
Ralston Fred, engineer Giant Powder Works, res Fleming
Point
Rammelsberg August, farmer, res cor Sixth and Holyoke
Rammelsberg Ernest, carpenter, res Sixth nr Delaware
Ramos Jos, laborer, res Ninth nr University ave
Ramos Manuel, laborer, res Ninth nr University ave
Randall H I, student, res University Grounds opp Ellsworth
Ray J C, laborer, res Shattuck ave nr Dwight Way
Ray John, teamster, res Shattuck ave nr Dwight Way
Raymond P, laborer, res Dwight Way nr Dwinelle
Reed Jas, saloon keeper, res Addison nr Grant
Reed R R, clerk, res Durant ave nr Bowditch
Reid Wm T, A M, president University of California, res cor
Ellsworth and Allston Way
Revere House, Miss H A Bunce proprietress, Bristol bet Second
and Third
Revest Louis, laundryman, res cor Page and Fourth
Reynolt Samuel, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Rhorer A S, superintendent Berkeley Water Works, res Univer-
sity ave
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Rhorer J Y, clerk, res University ave
Rhorer M M, deputy insurance commissioner, res University ave
Rice Lawrence, engineer, res Folger ave nr San Pablo ave, North
Oakland
Rice R J, plum l>er (S F), res Alcatraz ave nr Calais, North Oak-
land
Richard Reuben, mining engineer, res Bancroft Way nr Au-
dubon
Richardson Chas M, bookkeeper San Francisco Post, Berkeley
Way nr (Jrant
RICHARDSON THOS. manager West Berkeley Lumber Yard,
res S F
RICHMOND HOUSE. Samuel Lingard proprietor, cor Rose and
Shattuck
Rickey I E, propr Planing Mill (S F), res cor Rose and Ninth
Rienzi Louise Mrs, student, res Ladies' Club House
Riggs John H, clerk C P R R, res cor Addison and California
Riley Geo E, student, res cor Dwight Way and Choate
Riley Patrick, farmer, res Folger ave, Butchertown
Rising Willard B, Ph D, professor of chemistry University of;
ifornia, res cor Chapel and Allston Way
Rivers J J, curator of museum University of California, res cor
Allston and Audubon
Rixon Minnie A Miss, teacher San Pablo School, res Berkeley
Way nr Hamilton
Roach Michael, laborer, res cor Fifth and Holyoke
Robbins Alex, well-digger, res Cedar nr Louisa
Robertson Lorin, carpenter, res Fairview nr Calais, North Oak-
land
Robetter Antone, laborer, res nr Stock Yards
Robins J A Mrs, res cor Spruce anil Vine
Robinson Jas, fireman, res Blake nr Ellsworth
Robinson J G, cook Terminus Hotel, res Delaware nr Hamilton:
Rockwell P K, res cor Grant and University ave
Rockwell W R, ticket collector Oakland Pier C P R R, res cor!
Grant and University ave
Rodey John, carpenter, res Terminus Hotel
Rodgers J, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Rodriquez Antone, laborer, res Dalton ave or Bay, Butcher-
town
Rodriquez Manuel, laborer, res Folger ave nr Bay, Butchertown
Roland F A, clerk C P R R, res cor Walnut and Virginia, North
Berkeley
Rood M A Mrs, res Ellsworth nr Allston Way
Rooney ('has employe Wentworth Shoe Factory, res San Pablo
ave nr Delaware
Rooney J F, saloon, cor University and San Pablo ave
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BERKELEY.
Roop Benj, employe Woodwards Gardens (S F), res Louisa bet
Rose and Oilman
Rose John H, sheep butcher, res Union, Butchertown
Rose Jos R, carpenter, res Grant nr Berkeley Way
Ross Jas H, cook, res Parker nr Dana
Ross Richard, shoe cutter, res Sixth bet Bristol and Delaware
Rourke JH, propr Golden Gate Hotel, res same
Rowell Joseph C, librarian University of California, res Tem-
escal
Rowland J W, res cor Third and Delaware
Rowntree S S Mrs, res Oxford bet Cedar and Vine
Rusk E, carpenter, res Terminus Hotel
Russ Eliza Miss, res Claremont nr Tyler, North Temescal
Russ Frederick, res Claremont nr Tyler, North Temescal
Russel D B, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Russell T B, student, res Shattuck ave nr Bancroft
Sallie Daniel, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Salsig A B, butcher, res Elizabeth nr San Pablo ave, North Oak-
land
San Francisco Chemical Works (Judson & Shephard, 402 Front,
S F), Bay shore north of West Berkeley
San Pablo Avenue School, G W Horton principal, San Pablo ave
nr University ave
Santos Eugene, laborer, res Seventh nr Bristol
Sarg John, laborer, res San Pablo ave nr Bancroft Way
Savage Charles A Rev, pastor First Congregational Church, res
Dwight Way east of Choate
Sawyer E A, janitor gymnasium University of California, res
Union nr Allston Way
Scalione Antone, gardener Deaf. Dumb, and Blind Institute
Schmidt Caroline Mrs, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
Schmidt George, farmer, res Rose, West Berkeley
Schmidt John C, farmer, res Rose, West Berkeley
Schmidt J W, farmer, res Center nr Rose, West Berkeley
Schmidt William, blacksmith, res Fifth nr University ave
Schmidt William, farmer, res Hopkins nr California
Schmidt W J, farmer, res Rose, West Berkeley
Schnelle Charles, farmer, res Universitv ave bet Ninth and
Tenth, West Berkeley
Schutt Alonzo, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Dwight Way, North
Oakland
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Schwartz Andrew, laborer, res Woolsey nr Harper, North Oak-
land
Scott Richard, poultry raiser, res Dwight Way west of Shattuck
ave
Sedgwick A A Mrs, res cor Warring and Kearney ave
Seguie George, barber, University ave nr Fifth
Sell W E, bookkeeper, res cor Ellsworth and Channing Way
Semeria J, dry goods, cor University ave and Ninth
Semon A Mrs, res Page bet Sixth and Seventh
Semon William, employe Wentworth Shoe Factory, res Page bet
Sixth and Seventh
Sentenae Charlotte, domestic Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institute
Serda J B, miner, res Fourth nr Jones
Shafield Charles L, manufacturer curled hair, San Pablo ave nr
Dalton ave, North Oakland, res same
Sharr M E Mi-s, assistant matron Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Insti-
tute, res same
Shattuck F K, capitalist, res Shattuck ave nr Bancroft Way
Shaw A C R Mrs, res University ave nr Sacramento
Shaw A D, res cor King and Harmon, North Oakland
Shaw E R Miss, res University ave nr Sacramento
Shaw James, student, res Choate nr Dwight Way
Shaw Mattie J Miss, teacher Franklin School, res cor King and
Harmon, North Oakland
Shaw Olive E Miss, res University ave nr Sacramento
Shaw Sarah E Mrs, res University ave nr Sacramento
Sheay Patrick, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, res Union nr Bay, Butchertown
Sheehan John, laborer, res Union nr Bay, Butchertown
Sheehan John, farmer, res Stock Yards
Shepherd Jacob, batcher, res Stock Yards
Sheridan Phil, millwright and carpenter, res Harmon Tract, Alca-
traz Station, North Oakland
Sherrv James, capitalist, res Stock Yards Exchange
Shields James, farmer, res cor University ave and Grant
Shimper F M Mrs, res Harmon nr Calais, North Oakland
Silva E M Mrs, res San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz, North Oak-
land
Silva Florence, tanner, res Maxwell Tract, North Oakland
Silva Frank, 'longshoreman, res Bristol nr Seventh
Silva William, res Wilder nr San Pablo ave, North Oakland
Singleton Dennis, laborer C P R I!, res Shell Mound Station
Sisterna Ball, cor University ave and Sixth
Sisterna Philip rea Fifth nr University ave
Sisterna Rosario, res cor Sixth and University ave
Slate F Jr, instructor physics and mechanics University Califor-
nia, res S F
UAKIA.NU BREWERY, ht
K HIM * DIUVKS, Proprietors, i 01
I' I Kra;ili I venue anil ' ui nut hdi '
lH3Rtfin£3S S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
666
BKKKELEY.
Slaven M, plasterer, res Terminus Hotel
Smith George D, fresco painter, res Parker nr Shattuck
Smith James, painter, res Terminus Hotel
Smith James M Rev, pastor First Presbyterian Church of West
Berkeley, res Sixth nr Delaware
Smith J Howard, attorney-at-law (S F), res Claremont ave nr
Tyler, North Temescal
Smith J M, carpenter, res cor Rose and Josephine
Smith Joseph (Smith & Peterson), res San Pablo ave nr Univer-
sity ave
Smith & Peterson (Joseph Smith and August Peterson), general
blacksmiths, cor University ave and Addison
Snell D J, printer, res Alcatraz ave nr Calais, North Oakland
Sneller Charles, farmer, res University ave nr San Pablo ave
Snyder A J, capitalist, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Sn}rder S A, real estate agent, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett,
North Oakland
Socker Christopher, nii^ht watchman Giant Powder Works, res
Eighth nr University ave
Somers Adolph, druggist (S F), res Fifth nr Delaware
Soufferne James, messenger Oakland Bank of Savings, res cor
Durant and Louisa
Soule Frank Jr, professor civil engineering and astronomy Uni-
versity of California, res Oakland
Southard M C, inspector Custom House, res University ave nr
Grant
Spaulding E I, clerk (S F), res cor Bancroft Way and Ellsworth
Spaukling W R, printer Standard Soap Works, res Third nr
Allston
Spear Charles H, assistant postmaster
Spear F A, druggist, cor University ave and Fifth
Speck Joseph, laborer, res Derby nr Fulton, North Temescal
Spencer John, carpenter, res Parker nr Dana
Spooner M E, wood contractor and farmer, res Lambert's Three
Mile House
Sprague C P Mrs, teacher Kellogg School, res cor Cedar and
Henry, North Berkeley
Sprague Thomas, civil engineer, res cor Cedar and Henry
Spicckles Henry, gardener, res San Pablo ave nr Burnett, North
Oakland
Squires John, engineer Giant Powder Works, res University ave
nr San Pablo ave
St Joseph's Academy, directed by the Sacred Heart Presentation
Nuns, cor St Joseph and Addison
St Joseph's Church, Rev P M Comerford pastor, cor St Joseph
and Addison
SAN F B A lj CISC OTfl U N D R Y *"™{U&RfrJ&.g®$2Si.
ALLEN, TUGGLE * CO.,
CA-BXaSTST -WOODS OP ALL IEIiT20S,
Nox IN and 20 Hpcnr street, Han Francisco.
BERKELEY.
667
St Mark's Church, Rev E L Green, pastor, res Bancroft Way bet
Ellsworth ami Atherton
Staley J, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Staruer Harry M, cook, res Berkeley Way nr Mil via
Standard Soap Factory, R P Thomas propr, Third bet Addison
and Allston
Stead 111 an Peter, carp inter, res Blake nr Fulton
Steele Caroline Mrs, res cor University ave and Louise
Steele J, res nr Page west of Third
Steele Win, laborer, res cor Second and Rose, "West Berkeley
Stein Geo H, shoemaker, res cor Eighth and University ave
Stein Henry, shoemaker, res cor Sixth and Bristol
Steinheyster John, shoemaker, res Eighth nr University ave
Steinhofel August C F, teamster, res Stock Yards
Stenier Henry, cook, res Berkeley Way, North Berkeley
Stevens Chas, res Durant ave nr Bowditch
Stevens Harriet F Miss, teacher, res Durant ave nr Bowditch
Stevens H H, res cor Berkeley Way and Milvia
Stevens L, student, res Durant ave nr Shattuck
Stevens Wm, insurance agent, res Berkeley Way nr Henry
Stevens W W B, law student, res Berkeley Way nr Henry
Stevenson Harry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co (S F), res Calais nr
Fairview, North Oakland
Stevenson Thos, collector (S F), res Calais nr Fairview, North
Oakland
STEWART BROS (J K and Robert Stewart), groceries, hay and
grain, coal and wood, office Western Union Tel Co, cor ]
Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
Stewart Chas, student, res cor Vine and Walnut
Stewart J K (Stewart Bros), res cor Dwight Way and Shattuck
ave
Stewart John D, clerk (S F), res Ellsworth bet Durant ave and
Bancroft
Stewart Joseph, res cor Vine and Walnut
Stewart Robert (Stewart Bro.s), res Blake bet Ellsworth and
Fulton
Stewart W A, res Dwight Way Station
Stiles Frank W, teamster, res Milvia nr Shattuck
Stillwell Win, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin
House
Stock Yards Exchange, John Maher propr, cor Dalton ave and
Bay
Stoddard A M, nurseryman, res Channing W y nr Dana
Stone A L, student, res Zeta Psi Hall
Storck Chas L, butcher, cor Fifth and University ave
Storm Wm, cattle dealer, res San Pablo ave, Hardwick Tract,; %
North Oakland
Schafer * Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order, "ASiKSK^
S
Washington Brewery, }
WViteriianii A Co., Prenri-
" V. COX. SU * UXIHXM STBKTS.
668
BERKELEY.
Story Wm, laborer, res Third nr Jones
Streicker Wm P, butcher, res University ave nr San Pablo ave
Striker J W, engineer, res Henry bet Rose and Gilman
Stringham Irving, Ph D, professor mathematics University of
California, res Piedmont Way head of Bancroft Way
STROBEL ANDREW, employe Hofburg Brewing Co, res Hof-
burg Brewery
Strouss R, mining, res cor Dwight Way and San Pablo ave
Stuart E Mrs, res cor Dwight Way and Ellsworth
Stutt Geo, farmer, res cor Dwight Way and Warring
Stutt James, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Stutt John, faimer, res cor Dwight Way and Warring
Swain Geo Jr, shipping clerk (S F), res Humboldt ave nr Derby,
North Temescal
Swan Ellen Mrs, res Fourth nr Jones
Swan Geo W, stevedore, res Fourth nr Jones
Sweeney Edward, carpenter, res Elizabeth nr San Pablo ave,
North Oakland
Swenson Andrew, teamster, res Fifth bet Bristol and Delaware
Syte Joseph, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Tallman Geo S, bookkeeper, res cor Bancroft Way and Ellsworth
Tallman T Y, farmer, res cor Bancroft Way and Ellsworth
Teague John F, constable, res cor Rose and Sixth
Teague Wm, laborer, res end of Fifth
Teare Philip, attorney-at-law (S F), res Walnut bet Vine and
Cedar, North Berkeley
Tehan Lizzie, domestic with Chas Hedger, res College ave, North
Temescal
TERMINUS HOTEL- John Acheson proprietor, cor University
and Shattuck aves
Terry Chester N, attorney-at-law and justice of the peace, cor
Sixth and University, res University ave nr Sacramento
Tewksbury L M, attorney-at-law (S F), res cor Blake and Hum-
boldt ave
Thienger Antone, baker, res cor Third and Bristol
Thomas R P, propr Standard Soap Factory, res Vine, North
Berkeley
Thomas Thos, employe C P R R, res nr Shell Mound Park
Thompson Jennie Miss, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North Tem-
escal
Thompson C M Mrs, res Claremont ave nr Tyler, North Temescal
Thompson Harry, employe Berkeley ferry boat, res Berkeley
Hotel
ST I A 1IM nD V WVSIIllVG DOME AT SHORT KOTICE.
. !. LAUIlUni. Office, 83 Geary St., S. F., and <*•* Bro*dway, Oakland.
r^^^A^ent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital, $4,500,000
BERKELEY.
669
i porter
Watches,
VELRY
'erware,
Clous
Stones,
Etc.
5 J St.,
Thomson Geo S, fireman, res cor Bancroft Way and Piedmont
ave
Thomson L G Mrs, res cor Bancroft Way and Piedmont ave
Thomson M S Mrs, res Bancroft Way nr Ellsworth
Thorn A G, janitor Eeald's Business College (S F), res Alice nr
Fairview, North Oakland
Thornburgh H F Mrs. res head of Claremont ave, North Temes-
cal
Thornton Frank, cook Franklin House
Tilden Douglas, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Town Hall, cor Sacramento and University ave
Town Marshal, Philip Monroe, office under Sisterna's Hall, cor
Sixth and University
Townsend ChasF, farmer, res Shattuck nr Dwight Way
Treat Sa lie B Miss, student, res Ladies' Club House
Trimble J J, res Francisco nr Milvia
Troost de Geo E, advertising broker (S F), res Twelfth nr Folsom,
North Oakland
Tuthill S V II. millwright, res cor Derby and Humboldt ave,
North Temescal
31b
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Watches,
tMONDS,
specialty.
Mill
311
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CAL.
»tRWARE,j
BUY
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Unda Carmen Miss, dressmaker, San Pablo ave nr University
ave
Unda Clorinda Miss, dressmaker, San Pablo ave nr University
ave
Unda Peter, farmer, res San Pablo ave
Underwood Byron, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res cor
Eighth and University ave
Underwood Joshua, wood and coal yard, cor Eighth and Uni-
versity, res same
Underwood Katie S Miss, employe Judson Manufacturing Co, res
cor Eighth and University ave
University Lodge, A O U W, Clapp's Hall, cor Berkeley Way
and Shattuck ave
University of California, W T Reid president, Rev J H C Bonte
secretary, J C Flood treasurer, J Ham Harris land agent,
M I in Kellogg Dean
Upham B H, salesman with Cunningham, Curtis & Welch (SF),
res cor Channing Way and Ellsworth
Jh
SPOOL
COTTON.
ST 13 THE
BKST.
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KKANN A. IHEVEN, Proprietor*. « or.
Telegraph Avenue and IMirunt htri'ci.
M°s$°$nVbS& S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
670
BERKELEY.
I3LAK1
V
Vagt Herman, salooa, cor Second and University ave, res same
Van Amringe Ben] F, manager Pacific Coast Screen Co, res cor
Burnett and Mabel, North Oakland
Vandecarr Alonzo J, teamster, res Sixth nr Page
Van Duzer F C, stock-raiser (Nevada), res Bancroft Way opp
Atherton
Van Wynen Bernard, carpenter, res cor Gilman and Josephine
Vasey John, blacksmith, cor University and San Pablo aves, res
Eighth nr University ave
Vassanlt Ferdinand, real estate broker, res Chapel nr Allston
Way
Vassault Ferdinand I, law student, res Chapel nr Allston Way
Vaughan J Mrs, res Durant av; nr Bowditch
Vernon A, ship carpenter, res Case Tract nr Dwinelle, North
Oakland
Vickers John, painter, res cor Harmon and Boice, North Oak-
land
Vilaskey John J, tanner, res Fourth nr Allston
Vogel M G, laborer with Joseph Hume, res cor D wight Way and
Spalding ave. East Berkeley
Vogt Herman, saloon, res First, West Berkeley
Volgelsang Win H, starchmaker, res Pioneer Starch Factory
Von Borneman Frederick, bookkeeper Hofburg Brewery, res
same
w
Wake Thomas, butcher, res Green nr Dal ton ave, Butchertown
Wakeham Samuel, painter, res Shattuck ave nr Berkeley Way
Walcott Earle A, student, res Bancroft Way nr College
Walcott J, capitalist, res Bancroft Way east of Bowditch
Wall B P, physician, res Chapel bet Bancroft Way and Allston
Way
Wilsh James, butcher, res Union nr Green. Butchertown
Wancke R, foreman Powder Works, res Ninth nr Page
Wangerin J D, groceries, cor Fifth and University ave, res Sixth
nr Bristol
Wanton Henry G, instructor University of California, res Ells-
worth nr Bancroft Way
Ward Chas, carpenter, res cor Grant and Berkeley Way
Warren Annie Miss, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute,
res same
Warren Edward, student, res Chapel bet Bancroft Way and All-
ston Way
3. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL l)»\Eat VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK FLANK, ,s
an. I £<> Npuar St.
ISan Pranciscu.
BERKELEY.
6711
Wass Fred A, carpenter, res Walnut nr Virginia
Waters Geo G, res cor Gil man and Louis
Waters William G, draughtsman, res College Way or Milvia
Watson James T, farmer, res Humboldt ave nr Alcatraz, North
Temescal
Wattles W S, stock broker, res Bancroft Way nr Chapel
Webb Thos, employe Giant Powder Works, res Franklin House
Weir William, foundry man, res Delaware nr Milvia
Wellegars Henry, farmer, res Rose west of Josephine
Wellington R P Mrs, res Spruce bet Vine and Rose
Wellman W B, student, res Chapel bet Bancroft Wav and Allston
Way
Webs E A Mrs, res cor Bristol and California
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express, Joseph McClain agent, SW cor
Shattuck ave and Addison, East Berkeley
Wells Frank P, carpenter, res cor Bristol and California
Wells I W, re-, cor Bristol and California
Wells William B, carpenter, res cor Bristol and California
Welsh Thomas, laborer, res Berkeley House
Welton Mary A Mrs, res Ellsworth nr Dwight Way
Wentworth Boot and Shoe Factor}7, I M Wentworth propr, West
Berkeley
Wentworth 1) R, bootmaker, res Delaware bet Sixth ami Seventh,
West Berkeley
Wentworth I M, boot and shoe manufacturer, res Sixth nr Gil-i
man j
Wentworth I M Mrs, postmistress, University ave nr Sixth,
West Berkeley, res Sixth nr Gilman
West Berkeley Fire Department Building, Sixth nr University
ave ♦
West Berkeley Jail, in charge of town marshal, Fourth bet
University ave and Ad lison
WEST BERKELEY LUMBER YARD. Thomas Richardson man-j
ager, Second nr Bristol
West Berkeley Planing Mills, Niehaus Bros proprs, Second bet|
Bristol and Delaware
i-n Union Telegraph Office, cor Dwight Way and Shattuck |
ave I
Westphal Uhas, butcher, San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz ave, North
Oakland
Westphal Henry, butcher, res cor Dal ton ave and Bay, Stock
Yards
Wheeler F H, propr Wheelan Flour Mills, res Franklin House
Wheelan Flouring Mills, F H Wheelan propr, Second bet Bristol
and University ave
Wheelan John H, 'secretary Viticultural Commission (S F), res
San Pablo ave nr railroad crossing, North Oakland
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order."'
fc&b Trancisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY,
WrKtermann 4k. Co.. Proprs.,
\ . W. oor. 5th & K irk ham ("its
672
BERKELEY.
Wheeler John H, propr Carbon Bisulphide Works, res San Pablo
ave nr Powell, North Oakland
Wheeler Patent Cannery Glass Works, Bay shore nr University
ave
Whitcomb Frank R, attorney-at-law (S F), res Bancroft Way nr
Chapel
Whitcomb J Baker, real estate agent, res Bancroft Way nr
Chapel
White Julia Miss, res Tyler nr Claremont ave, North Temescal
White Maggie Miss, res Tyler nr Clai-emont ave, North Temescal
White Michael, res Tyler nr Claremont ave, North Temescal
White Morris, farmer, res Tyler nr Claremont ave, North Tem-
escal
White P G, wharfinger, res Second nr University ave, West Berk-
eley
Whitney E S Mrs, postmistress, Harmon nr Calais, North Oak-
land, res same
Whitney Henry L, mason, res Haste bet Ellsworth and Dana
WHITNEY & GO'S EXPRESS, office cor D wight Way and Shat-
tuck ave
Whitton Abel, supt University Printing Office, res Oxford north
. of College Way
Whitton Chas F, short-hand reporter, res Oxford above College
Way
Wickson E J, journalist, res Atherton bet Bancroft Way and All-
ston Way
Wilbur Henry, farmer, res Hopkin nr Josephine
Wilkes Frederick, laborer, res Berkeley Way, West Berkeley
Wilkinson A B Mrs, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute,
res same i
Wilkinson "Chas T, teacher Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute,
res same
Wilkinson P W Mrs, res cor Dwight Way and Etna
Wilkinson Warring, principal Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti-
tute, cor Warring and Dwight Way
Willard H B Mrs, matron Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute,
res same <
Willats Daniel, carpenter, res Shattuck ave nr Gil man
Williams E E Mrs, dressmaker, Shattuck ave bet Blake and
Dwight Way, res Blake bet Shattuck ave and Fulton
Williams Frank, teamster, res Third nr Jones
Williams Geo H Mrs, res Shattuck ave betDurant and Channing
Way
Williams L W, foreman with C B Williams (S F), res Ellsworth
nr Bancroft Way
Williams Manuel, laborer, res Seventh nr Bristol
Williams Mary Mrs, res Fifth nr Rose
ST I JHIMDDV Washing U KLL DO\Kal VKRV l,(HV Kat n
. I. LAUilUnT. Offioe, 33 Geary «., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland
[AMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
I Association. Plana furnished and limine* built for CASH Or Oil INSTALLMENTS
BERKELEY.
673
Williamson Edward, laborer, res Fairview nr Lowell, North
Oakland
Wilson B S, compositor, res Fourth nr Allston Way
Wilson Charles J, carpenter, res Carleton nr Dana, North Tem-
escal
Wilson James, master mariner, res bet Addison and University
ave, east of San Pablo ave
Wilson J H, wood moulder with Niehaus Bros, res Fourth nr
Allston Way
Wines M L, student, res Zeta Psi Hall
Winner B L, locksmith, res San Pablo ave nr University ave
Winston Liddell, student, res Durant ave nr Shattuck ave
Wise Frederick, machinist, res Eighth nr University ave
Wiseman M J Miss, matron Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute
Wolfinger Nicholas, iron moulder, res Alcatraz ave nr Adeline,
North Oakland
Wood C B, shoemaker, D wight Way Station, res Oakland
Wood John, laborer, res Terminus Hotel
Wood W M, fireman CPRR, res Ellsworth bet Channing Way
and Dwight Way
Woodcock Frank, teamster, res cor Shattuck ave and Bancroft
WTay
WToodham J E Mrs, res Channing Way nr Choate
Woodham M S, student, res Channing Way nr Choate
Woodley William, watchman, res cor Seventh and Bristol
Woodley William Jr, boat builder, res cor Seventh and Bristol
Woodman Fred, student University of California, res cor Hum-
boldt ave and Ashby, North Temescal
Woods C W, laborer, res Ellsworth bet Dwight Way and Chan-
ning
Wooley John, boilermaker, res Choate bet Dwight Way and
Channing
Woolsey James B, farmer, res Fairview nr Telegraph ave, North
Oakland
Wright Harry T, paper hanger, res cor Seventh and Page
Wright H M, supt Porta Costa Ferry, res cor Humboldt ave and
Ashby, North Temescal
Wright J G, bakery, Shattuck ave nr Addison
Wright Mary E Miss, assistant matron Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Institute
Wright Mary L Miss, res Shattuck ave nr Addison
Wright Samuel E J, carpenter, res cor Seventh and Page
Wright W C, postmaster
Wuiferdingen C E, saloon, cor Third and Bristol, res Bristol nr
Sixth
Wyttenbach Emanuel, artist (S F), res Felton nr Occidental,
North Oakland
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRAMM A l>IIM> I', ,,,,, i,i„i - < or.
Telegraph Avenue and I>urant Street.
43
MEfflA wKSSS: S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
674
BERKELEY.
York Waldo M, attorney-at-law, res cor Arch and Vine
Young Carrie F Mrs, physician, res Francisco nr Milvia
Young Walter H, res Dwindle south of Dwight Way
Young William, carpenter, res cor Tenth and University ave
Young William A, carpenter, res Dwindle south of Dwight Way •
Ysunza John, farmer, res cor San Pablo ave and Bancroft Way |
Ysunza Ysmael, farmer, res San Pablo ave nr Bancroft Way
Zander H D, collector, res Ellsworth nr Channing Way
Zander L F Mrs, res Dwight Way nr Humboldt ave
Zander W E, secretary Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, res
same
Zech Frederick, teacher Harmon Seminary
Zeiro E G, journalist, res Sixth "nr Bancroft Way
Zeta Psi Hall, Audubon Way, East Berkeley
DR. MERRIMAN'S FRAGRANT
FOR BEAUT8FYJNG AND PRESERVING THE TEETH.
Por Sale by al! Druggists.
ST IftllfcinDV WASH1SG DOSE AT SHORT XOTICE.
. T. LAUNUnT. Office. S3 Geary St., S. F.. and »«« Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGIE& CO., OAK PLANK/^ttK'-
OAKLAND, ALAMEDA, and BERKELEY
CLASSIFIED.
AGENCIES
Oakland Business Agency, 859 Broadway
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
(See also Hardware.)
Dalton H N & Sons (manufacturers), cor Cedar and Seward
JUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Emery Station, Oak-
land, office 329 Market, S F
NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING AND CAR CO, 654,
Washington
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC 414 Eighth
Badger's Central Park, Thos W Badger propr, cor Seventh ave
and East Tenth
Dietz Opera House, A E Dietz manager, NE cor Twelfth and
Webster
Oakland Theater, Twelfth bet Webster and Harrison
SHELL MOUND PARK, Capt L Siebe proprietor, on B B RR bet
Oakland and Berkeley
Tivoli Opera House, Camron Block, Fourteenth
WEST OAKLAND TIVOLI, '1'" Schoenf elder proprietor, NW
cor Seventh and Wood
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Haimonie, J H Eickhoff secretary, Harmonie Hall
Park Opera House, Alameda Hall Association propr, cor Park
and Buena Vista ave
SHUETZEN PARK, Geo-Cantus proprietor, Central ave bet Mc-
Pherson and Prospect
^er & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Mwitfotnory 9t.
Smu rrueteco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, T™°rma™
, eor. 5th A Kirkliam st«
676
CLASSIFIED.
ARCHITECTS
Mathew J C & Son, 1004 Broadway
Kirk Wm, 1110 Fourteenth
MAU CHAS, 957 Broadway
Newsom ThosD, 456 Eighth
BERKELEY.
BEARDSLEE FRED W, Shattuck ave opp R R depot
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Reed Robert, manufacturer Dr Bly's artificial limbs, 954 Broad-
way
ARTIFICIAL STONE
OAKLAND ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVING CO. 466 Ninth
ARTISTS
Austin Harry, 612 Twelfth
Bailey Mary Miss, 567 East Twenty-third
Bartholomew E N Miss, 576 East Fourteenth
Barton C A Mrs, 1419 San Pablo ave
Benton M P Miss, 533 Sixteenth
Bowles Chas M, 963 Seventh
Brackett O J, 709 Twenty-seventh
Brodt Helen Mrs, 363* Twelfth
Bromley Thomas L, 911 Broadway
Bruenn Henry H, 563 Tenth
Campbell William I, 952 Thirty-fifth
Dahlgren Carl, 1018 East Sixteenth
Dahlgren Marius, 1018 East Sixteenth
Denny M E Mrs, 946 Thirty-fourth
Dudley J G, 1222 Franklin
Gelwicks D W Mrs, 466 \ Thirteenth
Grandjean Pauline, 413 Twelfth
Griffiths Allen Mrs, 564 Seventeenth
Haven Chas, 807 Market
Hinds M L Mrs, 1717 Twelfth
Kiernan Mary Miss, 458 East Seventeenth
Littlejohn Lillie Miss, 1003* Broadway
Lussier Louis O, 1719 Lincoln
Matthews A F, 414 Durant
Moore Edwin S, 475 Ninth
Oviatt G Miss, 277 Eighth
Pew Charles E, 359 Tenth
Pierce B W, 1674 Telegraph ave
<*OOI» W'OKK, L.OW I'KUhX OI»ip«>,
33 Gear> St., S. P„ and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
J^LVei^Agent Hartford Insurance Co., c#l $4,500,000
CLASSIFIED.
67<
ARTISTS— Continued-
Price Maggie E Miss, 596 Sycamore
Richardt Ferdinand, 837 Madison
Seabury Forrest, 767 Thirteenth
Smith Henry P, 2215 Chestnut
Vinzent Alice H Miss, 363i Twelfth
Wandesforde J B, 574 Sycamore
Warner Henry, 81b' Harrison
Wilson A E Mrs, 1113 Broadway
Wilson Julia A Miss, 1227 Eleventh ave
Yelland Raymond D, 1 464 Seventh ave
Youst M Mrs, 756 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Dodge David F Jr, Weber south of Kings ave
Turnbull Benjamin C, Clinton ave bet Willow and Chestnut
BERKELEY.
Browne Carl D, cor Carlton and Fulton
Marchand L, res Sixth, West Berkeley
ARTISTS MATERIALS
SMITH MS& CO, 1154 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Barnes Henry W, 6 Park Row
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES
Alameda Count}' Medical Association, J R Bradway president,
957 Broadway
Baptist Chinese Y M C Association, 719 Eleventh
Chinese Presbyterian Church and Christian Association, 264
Thirteenth
Congregational Association of Christian Chinese, 623 Tenth
Odd Fellow's Hall Association, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin
Old Ladies' Home, Mrs Kate Fox matron, Linden Lane nr
Broadway
Woman's Christian Association and Sheltering Home, Mrs J H
Brown matron, 1274 Franklin
Young Men's Christian Association, E S Fowler secretary, 865
Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Building and Loan Association, C K Clark secretary,
Harmonie Hall
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OAKLAND BREWERY.
KKAMM A DIKVKS, Proprietor*. <or.
T<-l<-grapU Avenue uuil Dumnt Street.
Moretti & TrezZini.^rSa Fresco & Decorative Artists
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CLASSIFIED.
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES-Continued
BERKELEY.
BERKELEYWILLAGE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, F K
Shattuck president, J L Barker manager, cor Dwight Way
and Shattuck ave
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-
Brown & Bachmann, 911 Broadway
BUTTON FRED L 909 Broadway
Campbell Colin, 961 Broadway
Campbell & Sanderson, 961 Broadway
Carneal Thomas D, 957 Broadwav
Cook Daniel T, 467 Ninth
DAVIS WILLIAM R, 957 Broadway
DE GOLIA GEO E, 1003£ Broadway
Fitzgerald Robert M, 8544 Broadway
Gibson EM, 1003i Broadwav
GIBSON & WHITMORE, 1003i Broadway
Glascock J R, 481 Seventh
Glascock Wra H, 481 Seventh
Glascock Wm H&JR, 481 Seventh
Graber Thomas F, 1003| Broadway
Hall Samuel P, Court House
Havens JF, 911 Broadway
Johns C T, City Hall
Johnson James A, 921 Broadway
LAWTON & LAWT0N,957 Broadway
Leake Henry A, 957 Broadway
Martin James C, 921 Broadway
McFadden B, 456 Eighth
Metcalf Geo D, 957 Broadway
Metcalf & Metcalf, 957 Broadway
Metcalf Victor H, 957 Broadway
Miller Henrv, 453 Eighth
MOORE & REED- SE cor Ninth and Broadway
MORGAN &LAWS0N,854i Broadway
Nusbaumer Emil, 859 Broadway
Nye & Richardson, 456 Eighth
Nye S G, 456 Eighth
Ogden Frank B, 453 Eighth
Plunkett James C, 854.1- Broadway
Poston J M, 921 Broadway
REDMAN R A, 821 Broadway
Richardson J 1!. 456 Eighth
ROBINSON EDWARD C, 1003| Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™™*{!%&8^,$®$83l
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,
IS & 20 Spear St.
Man Franeisco
CLASSIFIED.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW-Continued-
ROSBOROUGH ALEX M, 921 Broadway
Ross Geo C, 921 Broadway
Sanderson Arthur A. 961 Broadway
Shearer Sextus, 453 Eighth
Smith James H, 957 Broadway
TUTTLE CHARLES SE cor Ninth and Broadway
Van Voorhies & Colvin, 859 Broadway
ViMoinan Henrv, 957 Broadway
WHITMORE WELLES, 1003i Broadway
Whitney Frederick E, 911 Broadway
Yule John, City Hail
ALAMEDA.
CROSBY ELISHA 0. Park opp Pacific ave
Ellsworth John, Town Hall
Tappan R B, Park bet Railroad and Pacific aves
AUCTIONEERS
Bankhead Bros, 466 and 468 Tenth
Bankhead cV- Oehr, 911 and 913 Washington
LYON & KINSEY- 912-916 Washington
TAGGART & DINGEE 460 and 462 Eighth
WASSON & PATTIANI, 460 Tenth
Wiener Andrew J, 1209 Broadway
BAKERIES
Bidache & Joinaud, 912 Franklin
Boernert Daniel, 709 Broadway
Brandt *.v Boysan, 416 Seventh
CAPE ANN BAKERY> Alonzo Wheeler proprietor, cor Eleventh
and Clay
Copeland Win, 1574 Fifth
Crawford R C, 1551 Eleventh
Dohertv Mary Miss, 620 East Twelfth
Freeman A J, 779 Twelfth
Hampel C F, 761 East Twelfth
Haskell O P, 1359 Broadway
Hemphill Uriah. 707 Broadway
Henry John, 626 East Twelfth
Hever Henrv, 1810 Seventh
Holmes J EMrs,191] SanPabloave
Jaenicke Christopher, 815 Broadway
Kennedy Ida M Miss, 962 Broadway
Longe Marcell, 617 Broadway
Schafer & Co.: SASB CLOTHING. 5S-J#R- San Francisco.
Washington Brewery.
Westermann A Co., lPronrs_
H. W. 00E. 5th & EIEEHAM STEEETS.
680
CLASSIFIED.
BAKERIES— Continued
Mack Jane Miss, 1516 Broadway
May Ludwig, 1836 Seventh
McCauslin B A Miss, 777 Twelfth
McKenzie & Co,. 910 Broadway
Merrick Richard W, Eclipse, 960 Washington
New Liberty Bakery, 857 Washington
Peterson J P, 1667 San Pablo ave
Poudiere P, 617 Broadway
Schindler Henry, 1700 Telegraph ave
Schley Bros, 770 East Twelfth
Steuer Louisa, 519 Seventh
Taylor Conrad, 1502 Eighth
Thomson Bros, 1218 Broadway
Weber Henrv, cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph ave
WHEELER AL0NZ0, Cape Ann Bakery, cor Clay and Eleventh
Williams N, 463 Seventh
Wulff John, Pioneer, 1810 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT, F Mandler pro-
prietor, 1529 Park
Brendlin August, 1421 Park
GERMAN BAKERY- Louis Probst proprietor, cor Taylor ave and
Webster
Koch Adam, 1421 Park
PROBST LOUIS, cor Taylor ave and Webster
BERKELEY.
Lox Kate Mrs, cor Third and Bristol
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OAKLAND, V D Moody presi-
dent, 1002 Broadway
THE OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS, E C Sessions president,
NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
UNION NATIONAL BANK, H A Palmer president, C E Palmer
cashier, cor Broadway and Ninth
UNION SAVINGS BANK*. J West Martin president, HA Palmer
treasurer, cor Ninth ami Broadway
ALAMEDA.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALAMEDA, Conrad Liese presi-
dent, cor Park and Bank
SXF T ATTWTttJV <;«on work, low PRICES, omcc,
• JF t Lt£L U J3 JL'Xi Z . 33 Geary St, S. F., aad 362 Broadway, Oakland-
JAMES L. BARKER, *^nlsSItAtcee, BERKELEY.
CLASSIFIED.
681
BARBERS
Adams Alfred, XE cor Birch and Telegraph ave
Atherton John, 409 Seventh
Bartels Chas, Fourteenth opp City Hall
Bralley Patrick, 1939 Market
Briones G J, 834 Broadway
Briones Raymond, 84-i Broadway
Brown A B, 913 Seventh
Brown Chas C, JS71 Lydia
Bulhaus Manuel L, cor Hollis and B
Chanaron H, 474 Eighth
Cordan Frank C, GOG East Twelfth
Edwards Benjamin F, 853 Broadway
Ellis Geo, North Temescal
Fleck & Busse, 459 Twelfth
Golden Timothy J, 150(U Seventh
sler Chas A, 707 East Twelfth
Held Ernest, 407 Eighth
Held Geo, 1162 Broadway
Jacobs Henrv G, San Pablo ave bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
KIESO & ATHERTON. »±6 Broadway
Kuester H C, 45 3 Ninth
Maletolt Edward, 971 Washington
MATHES& CO, H18 Broadway
Menkes Henrv, 454 Eighth
Nerner Charles, 1011 Webster
Oliver Justine, 465 Sixth
Plante & Journal, 472 Seventh
Porter Nathan, 855 Chester
Rose J M, 867 Broadway
Sarpa Antone, 14GG Seventh
Seiglitz A, <S<»7 Broadway
Smith John W, 1206 Broadway
STEWART & SON 964 Broadway
Thomas John, 14GG Seventh
Tichner Charles, 471 Seventh
Ward Geo, Galindo Hotel
Washington James, 1275 San Pablo ave
ALAMEDA.
Kalis Frank J, Park Row Building
Meysel Oscar S, 1527 Park
West End Barber Shop, Chas Sturm propr, Webster bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
BERKELEY.
Gazenego J, University ave nr San Pablo ave, West Berkeley
BUY
CLARK'S
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COTTON.
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IJEST.
Goft'S
Are the
BEST.
USE
NO
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KltAJIll & I>1KVKH, Proprietors, (or.
Telegraph Avenue and Duruut Street.
Moretti 8 Trezzinift™B8&: Fresco & Decorative Artists
682
CLASSIFIED.
BATHS
Held Ernest, 407 Eighth
Hosforcl Elihu (vapor), 1055 Broadway
MACSORLEY ALEXANDER (vapor and electric), 1068 Broad-
way
SwartwoutM M Mrs (electric), 1836J Seventh
Stuart D, Oakland Sanitarium, 1920 Seventh
Tichner Chas, 471 Seventh
Ziegler C, Sanitarium, 474 Thirteenth
ALAMEDA.
Cooke Robert, Sandy Beach Sea, Central ave bet First and
Second aves
Dietz Mary A, Sunny Cove, Central ave bet First and Second
aves
GREEN ARBOR- Philip Kiernan proprietor, Central ave bet
First and Second aves
Haley & Edson, proprs Terrace Baths, Third ave Station
Long Branch, Central ave foot of Webster
NEWPORT SWIMMING BATHS. Wonderlich & Bamber pro-
prietors, cor Central and Second aves
Park Baths, foot of Park
Sandy Beach Sea Baths, Robert Cooke propr, Central ave bet
First and Second
BEAN POTS
Miller & Winsor (terra cotta), 1172 Broadway
BEER BOTTLING
Boek Herman, SW cor Fourteenth and Broadway
Braun Henry, Humboldt and Boca Beer Bottling Agency, 406
Ninth
BELL HANGERS
Herget Emil W, 465 Tenth
Reimers FPL, 773 Seventh
BILL POSTERS
Stillwell & Son, 479 Eighth
ACME BILLIARD
1008 Broadway
Ayers William H, 465 Ninth
Bryant E J, 801 Broadway
CAMPBELL EDWIN H, *ii Eighth
JURGENS CHARLES, 409 Twelfth
NEWMAN TH0S, 1791 Seventh
BILLIARDS
PARLORS, Thomas G Klink proprietor,
F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKLL DONE at VERY LOW Rates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK/XT^g
CLASSIFIED.
683
BILLIARDS— Continued
kfUf Billiard.
AbMti PARLORS.
1008 & 1010 Broadway.
THOS. G. KLINK, Proprietor.
BEKKELEY.
Carnal! G O, Berkeley Hotel
HARDING J H, cor San Pablo and University aves
Makin John, Choate op}) Post-office
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURER
Schwab Nicholas, 907 Webster
BITTERS MANUFACTURERS
Mckenzie & Whitver, 903 Webster
Stubbs George A, 520 Fifteenth
BLACKSMITHS AND WAGONMAKERS
DAVIS FRED W 1054 Sixth ave
Frazer Hugh, 1008 Franklin
Gibbs Wm T Sr, 958 Franklin
GILMORE ROBERT, 268 Twelfth
Hainpel Henry F, 1414 Broad wa v
Howard George W, 1908 San Pablo ave
Jones & Clough, 1058 Franklin
Nolan Dennis, NE cor Sixth and Broadway
NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING AND CAR CO, 654
Washington
Northey & Wager, SE cor East Twelfth and Sixteenth ave
Rollins Clarence, 1362 San Pablo ave
Shattuck George O, 365 Eleventh
Siqueira M J, cor East Fourteenth and Twenty-third ave
Terp J A. 1478 San Pablo ave
Williams Theo T, 411 Fourth
BERKELEY.
Aiken Charles, Parker bet Ellsworth and Shattuck
Haller P H. Fifth bet Addison and Allston, West Berkeley
McCASKELL & SON- University ave nr Shattuck
NELSON MADS- cor San Pablo ave and Addison
Peterson & Smith, San Pablo ave, West Berkeley
John, cor University and San Pablo aves, West Berkeley
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order AV!£irffi£'-
Washington Bretvery, ZifigrS8R&gfr SSSBg-
684
CLASSIFIED.
BLACKSMITHS AND WAGONMAKERS-Continued-
ALAMEDA.
Ackley & Hartwick, cor Lincoln ave and Park
Hall Thomas, cor Railroad and Lincoln aves
Hally Frank, 1712 Santa Clara ave
Harter Bloomfield, Park opp Pacific ave
Rogers Oscar, Webster bet Pacific and Railroad ave
BOABDING AND LODGING
(See also Hotels, also Lodging-Houses.)
Alta House, 901 J Washington
Arcade House, Mrs M S Root propr, 1207 Broadway
Avenue House, 0 I Denison propr, 1273 San Pablo ave
Banner House, Mrs H Davis propr, 524 Sixteenth
Bartlett House, Alfred Bartlett propr, 473 Seventh
Beaudry House, Mrs J H Whitney propr, 875 Washington
BLAKE HOUSE, Mrs M K Blake proprietress, 1059 Washington
Bushel] House, Mrs A E Bushell proprietress, 4G2 Twelfth
Capital House, George T Lafleche propr, 552 Broadway
Centennial (The), Mrs O R Johnson propr, NE cor Fourteenth
and Clay
Chester House, Mrs Enscoe propr, 1506i Seventh
Clarendon House, Mrs C Donahar propr, 855 Washington
Dodge Sophia J, NE cor Sixth and Broadway
Dohrmann Henry, GOO Filbert
Erie House, Mrs Mary Canny propr, 1113 Broadway
Farmer Win, 180G Seventh
FARRAR M P MRS, proprietress Central Block, offices 1068
Broadway, res same
Farrell Jane Mrs, 809 Wood
Fraser I R, 462 Ninth
Freeman Mary, 820 Isabella
Freese John L, 1880 Seventh
Gaspard Edward, NW cor Forty-sixth and Telegraph
GIRARD HOUSE, A C Newman proprietor, 955| Washington
Hartman House, 4G2 Ninth
Hillebrand Clara Mrs, 778 Ninth
Johnson House, Mrs W R Bourne propr, cor Eighteenth and San
Pablo ave
Kelsey House, Alexander de Leo de Laguna propr, 1635 Tele-
graph ave
Kent Wm, propr Newland House, cor Seventh and Washington
Kingsland T G, propr The Arlington House, 474 Ninth
Kohler & Chase House, Miss L A Willey manager, 953£ Wash-
ington
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washinc WELL DOSIEal VERY LOW Rates.
Offioe, S3 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jas. L. Barker,^? Lion Insurance Co., &?"»'■ $4,000,000
CLASSIFIED.
685
BOARDING AND LODGING-Continued
LA CLEDE HOUSE Charles Jurgens proprietor, 1116 Broadway
Lawyer P Mrs, ")17 Ninth
Lay ton H J Mrs, 1803 Seventh
Leavitt Diana S, 1157 Franklin
Lester House. Mrs M A Waite propr, 529 Eighth
Merritt House, Mrs M M Ellsworth propr, 404 Twelfth
Olmsted House, Mrs L H Olmsted propr, 1235 Broadway
O'Neal House, R W O'Neal propr, Emery Station opp Judson
Manufacturing Co
Orr House, Mrs E Robinson propr, 508i Fifteenth
OVERLAND HOUSE. Burns & Walsh proprietors, 603 Broadway
Pray Harriet T, 316 Tenth
Prescott House, Mrs Annie Sullivan propr, 473 Sixth
Ross House, Alex Ross propr, 4-Gdh Ninth
Ryan Mary Mrs, 1815 Seventh
Smith Daniel, 1812 Seventh
Smith House, Rufus Smith propr, 836 Broadway
St Louis House, Chastrand & Son proprs, 560 Franklin
Standring Sarah A Mrs, 914 Pine
SUNNY SIDE HOUSE- Mrs Annie Meader proprietress, Harrison
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Temescal Park House, E Gaspard propr, cor Forty-sixth and Tel-
egraph aves
The Arlington, T G Kingland propr, 474 Ninth
Tremont House, 1311 San Pablo ave
Tweter Thomas, 621 Third
Union House, Mrs Ann Morgan propr, 457 Second
Wilson House, Mrs J D Taney propr, 1165 Washington
WINSOR HOUSE- C O Wheeler proprietor, SW cor Ninth and
Washington
Winthrop House, Mrs E Townsend propr, 409 Seventh
Woodland House, Mrs L Huscroft propr, 1003 Clay
ALAMEDA.
Allendorff Margaret Mrs, Central ave bet Oak and Walnut
Bay View House, Mrs Kate Ruppert propr, Alameda Point, Nar-
row Gauge Depot
Gamba House, Louis Gamba propr, Railroad ave bet Paru and
Staunton
Garden City House, Obbe Jans propr, cor Oak and San Antonio
ave
Pacific Avenue House,, J Riegelhuth propr, Pacific ave bet Kel-
logg and Davenport
Schonau L H, Prospect bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Wardell Benjamin A, Central ave bet Prospect and Webster
AAUIAlin DDCWrDV KRAMM A IMETES, Froprietorn. (or
UAlMAilU DnLnLril, 1>l<*rai>h Avenue and f>nraat tttreet
BUY
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USE
NO
M^MBES S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
636
CLASSIFIED.
BOARDING AND LODGING-Continued
BERKELEY.
Atkinson C E Mrs, cor Chapel and Allston Way
Berkeley House, Richard Knott propr, cor Third and University
ave
D K E House, cor Humboldt and Dwight Way
Forster House, E Guitheri propr, San Pablo ave
Franklin House, C Maloney propr, cor Third and University ave
RAILROAD HOUSE Samuel Lingard proprietor, cor Rose and
Shattuck ave
BOAT BUILDERS
Woodley Wm, cor Bristol and Seventh, West Berkeley
BOAT HOUSES
Fenner O B, Lake Merritt
SMITH MARY MRS, Lake Merritt
BOILER MAKERS
(See also Foundries.)
Clark & Woolley, 668 Franklin
BOOK-BINDERS
PACIFIC PRESS> C H Jones vice-president and manager, cor
Twelfth and Castro
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO, 413-417 Eighth
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Baker Henry T, 1792 Seventh
Boysen Ingeborg Mrs, 1714 Seventh
Broadway L, 211 Third
Burns T R, NW cor Ninth and Broadway
CALISHERM, 1H9 Broadway
Clason Rollo S, 611 East Twelfth
DANIELS G B & CO, 1061 Broadway
HARDY W B, 961 Broadway
Mitchell Frank P, 1100 Market
MORGAN BART & CO- junction Seventh, West, and Market
Rodolph & Co, 969 Washington
Scranton Theodore E, 861 Broadway
SMITH M S & CO, 1154 Broadway
Sweeney A Miss, 1458i Seventh
Taylor E P, 857 Broadway
Volkerts Julius, cor Tenth and Broadwav
WATSON ELIZABETH J MISS, 852 Market
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ««-i^ffi^&a
ft I I riU TIIPPIC P Pfl C.A.BXliTE'X' "W003DS OP -A-IjIj ICIiTIDS,
MLLLiI, I UUULL & bU., Woa. is and SO Spear Street, Man Francit-u-o
CLASSIFIED.
687
BOOKS AND STATIONERY-Continued
ALAMEDA.
Foster G J, 1533 Park
Glennon & Marks, 1415 Park
Lubbock Oswell, 1519 Park
SMITH JOHN P > Park Row
BERKELEY.
Kenney Elizabeth M Miss, Berkeley Station
BOOTMAKERS
(See also Boots and Shoes.)
Balzer John, 713 Broadway
Bernheiru E & Co, 368 Thirteenth
Besancon Eugene, 1244 San Pablo ave
Cloudman Chas H, 1357 Peralta
Cornor Chas W, 367 Twelfth
Cronkrite John W, SW cor Twentieth and Grove
Elkan A, 401 Twelfth
Earrell John, 421 Seventh
Flint Levi, 1754 Seventh
George Joseph, 1789 Seventh
Gray John, 705 East Twelfth
Grieser John, 420 Eleventh
Halloran Michael, 1689 Seventh
Heckman Francis C, 857 Wood
HenningerF, 1309 San Pablo ave
Honer Joseph, 1508 Seventh
Jaresh Chas, 403 B
Jones E G, 410 Ninth
Katharina Nicholas, 2078 San Pablo ave
Lelmiann H G, 1174 Broadway
Lemoge Joseph, 470 Eighth
Lumsden Samuel, 373 Seventh
Marshal] Manuel, 964 Seventh
McKay Edward, 840 Market
O'Keeffe Daniel, 601 and 603 East Twelfth
Paulson Ryland, 222 B
Ruddick Win S, 1174 Broadway
Sherrott Edward, 1453 San Pablo ave
Sullivan H, 839 Washington .
Thorne John, 411 Seventh
Wickham Lemuel, 902 Washington
Williams W B, 902 Washington
YOUNG JOHN, 961 Washington
£
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and Youths'
CLOTHING.
Mi. 1 1 M*at-
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, FtfUtfSST&gfr^SRRr
688
CLASSIFIED.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
BERKELEY.
Wentworth Boot and Shoe Factory, I M Wentworth propr, West
Berkeley
BOOTS AND SHOES
(See also Bootmakers.)
Alexander Isadore, 851 Washington
Barrett Abraham, 1237 Broadway
Burbank L, NW cor Twelfth and Broadway
CHAMPLIN & WILLIAMSON, 1053 Broadway
Dressier Geo, 615 East Twelfth
Freeman Louis, 919 Broadway
Friedman Louis, Arcade Shoe Store, 919 Broadway
HAUSCHILDT HENRY, 1173 Broadway
HONER JOSEPH, 1508 Seventh
Jacob A J, 1101 Broadway
Jacob Michael, 845 Broadway
Johnson Wm, 1379 Telegraph ave
Lippmann Abraham, 903 Broadway
Lorch Matthew, 1453 Seventh
Muilhaupt Rudolph, 1622 San Pablo ave
Nolan Wm H, 1071 Broadway
Salinger Bros, 1063 and 1065 Broadway
Samuels Geo, 907 Washington
Sayers R S, cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Scherrer John, 1698 Seventh
SENRAM F & CO, 1005 Broadway
Spencer E W, 1 351 J Telegraph ave
ALAMEDA.
Burns Henry, cor Park and Alameda ave
Durein John, 1505 Park
Hayes John W, 1411 Park
Reichsrath Louis, Webster bet Railroad and Pacific aves
Reinecker John, 1 5 1 9 i- Park
Smith Chas G, cor Park and Central ave
BEKKELEY.
Adams Frank, San Pablo ave nr University ave
During John, Choate bet Alliston and Bancroft Way
Frick Christian, Shattuck ave nr Berkeley Station
McNamara Francis, Fifth nr Bristol
BORAX MANUFACTURERS
ALAMEDA.
Harmony Borax Works, cor Manzanita and Bay
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^{S&zJkJS.i&SEZ
fAMESL. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manage! for The Berkeley Village Improvement
I Association. I'lans furnished ana houses built tor CASH Or on INSTALLMENTS
(.'LASSIFIKD.
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BOWLING ALLEYS
Venezia Garden, Louis Bignami propr, 570 and 572 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Beckmann J N, cor Pacific and Chestnut
BOX FACTORIES
MclNTIRE- ABBEY & CO. proprietors Eagle Box Factory. 611-
615 Market
BRASS WORKS
Hersev & Chloupeck, 720 Washington
OAKLAND BRASS WORKS, Chas H Pond manager, 463 Third
BREWERIES
BROOKLYN BREWERY, Welscher & Braun proprietors, cor
East Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave
East Oakland Brewery, R Ringgenberg propr, cor Eighth ave
and East Twelfth
KRAMM & Dl EVES, proprietors Oakland Brewery, cor Tele-
graph ave and Durant
OAKLAND BREWERY. Kramm & Dieves proprietors, cor Tele-
graph ave and Durant
WASHINGTON BREWERY, Westermann & Co proprietors, 823
Kirkham
WELSCHER & BRAUN, proprietors Brooklyn Brewery, cor East
Fourteenth and Eighteenth ave
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Brewery, Henry Schuler propr, Third ave bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
BERKELEY.
Berkeley Brewery, John Christ propr, cor Fourth and University
ave
HOFBURG BREWING CO. W W Nichols proprietor, cor Uni-
verse y and San Pablo aves
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
Remillard Brick Co, P N Remillard president, manufacturers
fine and pressed brick, foot of Webster and Pa
Wharf '8 F
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F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
690
CLASSIFIED.
BROKERS-HOUSE
MILBURRY SAMUEL. 958 Broadway
Wetmore Jesse L, loans, 464 Tenth
BROKERS-PAWN
Levy M & Co, 914 Broadway
BROOM AND BRUSH MANUFACTURERS
■r am
■MB
Carpenter Lewis, 365 Thirteenth
Cortage E L, 1667 William
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, AND HALLS
Carnron Block, w s Fourteenth bet Washington and Broadway
Central Block, 1068 Broadway
Citv Hall, northern terminus Washington
College Hall, A C Dietz propr, NE cor Twelfth and Webster
County Jail, Washington bet Fourth and Fifth
County Court House, w s Broadway bet Fourth and Fifth
Garfield Block, 1003i Broadway
GERMANIA HALL, 832-836 Webster
Hall of Records, e s Broadway bet Fourth and Fifth
Hansen's Hall, SW cor Wood and Goss
I O 0 F Building, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin
Kohler's Hall, NW cor Seventh and Chester
Masonic Temple, NW cor Washington and Twelfth
Odd Fellows' Halls, NW cor Eleventh and Franklin and SE cor
Twelfth and Tenth ave
Pythian Hall, 1058 Broadway
Schimmelpfenning's Hall, 764 East Twelfth
The Laud and Loan Company's Block, cor Twelfth and Wash-
ington
ALAMEDA.
Artesian Block, Park nr Central and Santa Clara aves
Harmonic Hall, Paru bet Santa Clara and Central aves
1 O O F Hall, cor Park and Santa Clara aves
Schroeder's Hall, c>>r Webb and Park aves
Town Hall, Webb ave bet Park and Everett
BERKELEY.
Bacon Library and Art Building, University Grounds, East
Berkeli \
College of Agriculture, or South Hall, University Grounds, East
Berkeley
F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, I/OW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St, S. ¥., and 162 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,1^.2!?,^^-
TEADY
YOUR
CLASSIFI1 1).
G91,
BUILDINGS BLOCKS. AND HALLS-Continued
Nor>e< CoUege of Letters, or North Hall, University Grounds, East
Berkeley
College of Mining and Mechanical Arts, University Grounds,
race Upj
East Berkeley
Harmon Gymnasium, University Grounds, East Berkeley
your ' Zeta Psi Hall, Audubon Way, East Berkeley
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BUTCHERS AND MARKETS
ADELINE STREET MEAT MARKET, Marx Vogelsanger pro
prietor, 1207 Adeline
-BEMIS & ALLISON, 479 East Twelfth
Bittermann Unas, 765 East Twelfth
BREILING JOHN, proprietor Western Market, 1473 Eighth
Burgelin Louis, ] 104 Market
CALIFORNIA MARKET. ET Bush proprietor, 1219 Broadway!
City Market, 415 and 417 Twelfth
Dorn Samuel P H, 957 Broadway
Gaulene EEypolite, cor Fourth and Jefferson
GAY & TRENSCHEL SE cor Seventh and Myrtle
Gerhardy Phil J, 415 Twelfth
Gilardin Bros, J 121 Thirteenth ave
Glaze A J, propr Empire Market, 017 East Twelfth
Grabs August, 1783 Seventh
Gunther Chas, 1205 San Pablo ave
Guptill E A, 957 Washington
Hanavan John P, 1561 West
Hoffman Wm, cor Telegraph ave and Forty-fifth
Holmes J E, 1118 Center.
LAFFERTY OWEN 007 Broadway
Larden Victor, 1171 Sixteenth ave
Lark in Thos P, Telegraph ave, North Temescal
Lee P W, 1323 San Pablo ave
LIVE CASH MARKET 718 Webster
Long Wm, 1753 Seventh
Marqiiardsen ('has, 713 Seventh
May Henry, 1001 Seventh
May John L, 1479 Seventh
motl B rnard, cor Twenty-fourth and San Pablo ave
Miller J C M. Fourteenth bet Broadway and Washington
ler Frank, 1301 Peralta
NELLIE WM, 371 Twelfth
Norman E Mrs, 579 Third
O'Connor M, 404 Eleventh
Orth Rudolph, 1695 Eighth
Pitts Jas M, 1118 Center
Schafer & Co.:
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San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, £«^S£ jf AkESTSfc
692
CLASSIFIED.
BUTCHERS— Continued
RICE & WHITE, 24 and 26 City Market
Roberts Henry, 466 Eleventh
Roeraer & Knierim, 1467 Seventh
ROSENBERG M, New Fulton Market, 1274 Market
8CHAFER LOUIS, 828 Broadway
Scribner Geo W, 1239 Broadway
Schulz C F, 819 Castro
Simon Jos, 1555 Broadway
STACK WM, 802 Harrison
Steinmeyer Hugo, cor Hollisand Peralta
Thieme John H, cor Seventeenth and Brush
VOGELSANGER MARX, proprietor Adeline Street Meat Market,
1207 Adeline
Wilson Lemuel, 337 East Twelfth
Woerner Jacob, 18 City Market
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA MARKET, Strong & Arff proprietors, 1525 Park
Central Market, Scheithe & Combs proprietors, Park bet Cen-
tral and Santa Clara aves
Cron Wm, cor Park anil Alameda ave
Eggers John H, 1423 Park
Gochnauer P L, Webster bet Pacific aad Railroad aves
STRONG & ARFF, Alameda Market, 1525 Park
BERKELEY.
FISCHEL & BAUML, University ave bet Shattuck and Grand,
East Berkeley
Hann Thos, Shattuck ave bet University ave and Addison
Monterichard M, University ave bet Ninth and Tenth, West Ber-
keley
Storck Charles S, cor Fifth and University ave
Westphal Charles, San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz
BUTCHERS— WHOLESALE
GRAYSON, HARRELL & CO, 456 Eighth
Haves, Carrick & Co, office 655 East Twelfth
RICE & WHITE, sole agents Neva la and.;Utah beef, 24 and 26
City Market
CABINETMAKERS
Schwab Nicholas, 907 Webster
Wind ML R, 559 East Twelfth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
HOOK WOBK, LOW PRICE!!). Office,
33 Goary (St., S. F., and S63 Broadway, Oakland.
J^^.^-Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
CLASSIFIED.
693
CABINETMAKERS-Continued
ALAMEDA.
Stark Jerome B. 1504| Park
CANDY FACTORIES
(See also Confectioners.)
Anderson Wm, 1009 Broadwav
Blank G A, 460 Seventh
Glosser & Day, 1217 Broadway
Kirchheiner John H, 865 Washington
CANNERY
BERKELEY.
Wheeler Patent Cannery Glass Works, Bay Shore nr University
ave
CARD PRINTERS
RICE C B. 1073 Thirteenth ave
TUTTLE HIRAM S. 623 East Twelfth
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
(See also Contractors.)
Allen Wm, 1686 Telegraph ave
Bovnton & Baker, 1726 Seventh
Bridgman C B, SW cor Filbert and Third
Broderick Thos F, 1511 Seventh
Cameron & McDonald, 818 Myrtle
Graves HPi; Co, 401 Tenth"
JORDAN M S. 360 Twelfth
KIRK GEO A, 408 Eighth
McKibl.en R W, 364 Thirteenth
Morton W & Son, 830 Webster
Pritchard Jas, 470 Eigi.tli
Reese Wm G, 1220 Broadway
Roinineck Julius, 421 Tentli
Veitch, Knowlesfc Co, 362-366 Thirteenth
Waite Cornelius, 527 Eighth
Walker Robt, 364 Twelfth
Walton Geo, 1803 Seventh
WEILBYE W H- n s Fourteenth bet Broadway and Franklin
WHITE J STEVENS. 1471 New Broadway
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OAKLAND BREWERY.
KRAMM A niKVKM, Proprietors. < or.
T i< -iji'»ph AvraiH- and i> II rant Ntrt': t.
EVloretti & Trezzini,t»
;. am-s Buiid^, Freseo & Decorative Artists
IT FEANC1SC0
694
CLASSIFIED.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS-Continued.
ALAMEDA.
GILBERT A C & CO, No 2 Park Row, Park
Johnson Wm A, cor Pacific ave and Willow
Stark Jerome B, 1504! Park
BERKELEY.
Alfonso Jos, Fifth bet Bristol and Delaware
BROAD A H, cor University and Shattuck aves
Embury Geo A, cor Blake and Shattuck aves
CARPET BEATING
ARGUELLO J R (steam), 361 Thirteenth
CONKLIN BROS. Twenty-first bet Telegraph ave and New
Broadway
Jones T T, NE cor Fifth and Washington
Robinson Aaron, 519 Second
OAKLAND STEAIM
AND RENOVATING WORKS,
6? 1 o/ $2.ii>djfj+ Between Broadway and Telegraph Avenue,
/&J.&1 A3 1 1 W<;9 Branch of 333 Tyler St., San Francisco.
PROMPT ATTENTION will be given to Orders Sent by Mail, or left
at any of the following places in our ORDER BOXES :
Point Station, Center Station, Adelise Station, Market Street Station.
Carpets taken up and Relaid by first-class workmen. S5T Call and !?et a bottle of our Renovating
Compound, Free. CONKLIN BROS., Proprietors.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
(See also Furniture and Bedding.)
Hook Elijah, 1108 and 1110 Broadway
McGOVERN & CAHiLL 1060 Broadway
Schreiber Christian, 1064-1070 Broadway
TAYLOR CHAS L, 1015 Broad-ay
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(See also Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers.)
Allen M W, cor Tenth and Webster
Atkinson Geo, 858 Webster
BufFett Chas C, 509 Eighth
De Puh E J. 1321 Telegraph ave
Frna-r H'nirli 1008 Franklin
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
OffifMxj J 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
1C,S' 1868 Broadway. Oakland.
ALLEN, TUG6LE & CO., OAK PLANK^aiWgBSg'"
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CLASSIFIED.
6951
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS-Continued-
Galvin fc Lebrecht, 1301 Telegraph ave
HAMELIN & CO, 658 Broadway
Hampel Henry F. 1414 Broadway
HAUDBINE& MORRISON L312 Han Pablo ave
JOHNSTON & GILMORE, 266 Twelfth
Jones & Clough, 1058 Franklin
NEWBY & WEST, 473 and 475 Twelfth
NORTHWESTERN MANUFACTURING AND CAR CO, Geo
\V Morrison manager, 654 Washington
Northey & Wagar, 306 and 308 East Twelfth
Sicotte F & Son, 86*2 Wood
SOHST BROS (Pioneer Carriage Factory), cor Eighth and
Franklin
Western Carriage Co, Wood & Wallace agents, 917 Washington
ALAMEDA.
PECK JOHN S> cor Lincoln and Railroad ave
CARRIAGE REPOSITORIES
Ewen F &Co, 1315 Broadway
Frank Theodore, 1222 Broadway
Wood & Wallace, 917 Washington
CARRIAGE TRIMMERS
Carpenter T H, 367 Tenth
CEMETERIES.
MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, William Col-
lins secretary, northern terminus W ebster ave (see adv)
CHAIRMAKERS-
BOCCARD FRANK, 464 A
CHEMICALS
BERKELEY.
Carbon Bisulphide Manufactory, John II Wheeler propr, Stock
Yards
San Francisco Chemical Works, Bay Shore north of West
Berkeley
CHIMNEYS-TERRA COTTA
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, 1172
Broadway
GLADDING MoBEAN & CO H72 !
Schafer & Co.: S«a? CLOTHING, %JiS«: San Francises.
Washington Brewery, rf%™"*iffiy B3BH
696
CLASSIFIED.
CHIMNEYS-Continued.
MILLER & WINSOR U72 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION. 1172 Broad-
way
CHIMNEY TOPS-TERRA COTTA
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, H72
Broadway
MILLER & WINSOR, 1172 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, H72 Broad-
way
WILLIAMS JOHN B, NW cor Franklin and Thirteenth
CHURCHES
African ME Church, Fifteenth bet West and Market
Asbury M E Church South, cor Fifteenth and Clay
Beth Jacob Synagogue, s s Sixth bet Broadway and Washington
Brooklyn M E Church, Rev J L Mann pastor, Seventh ave bet
East Fourteenth and East Fifteenth
Catholic Church, Father Gleason pastor, cor Sixteenth ave and
East Fifteenth
Centennial M E Church, 955 Campbell
Church of the Immaculate Conception, Rev Michael King pastor,
w s Jefferson bet Seventh and Eighth
Dutch Evangelical Reform Church, Ninth bet Clay and Wash-
ington
Episcopal Church, Rev Hamilton Lee pastor, cor Twelfth ave
and East Sixteenth
First Baptist Church, Rev E H Gray pastor, cor Brush and
Fourteenth
First Baptist Church of East Oakland, Rev S B Morse pastor,
NE cor Tenth ave nr Fourteenth
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rev J K McLean pastor,
NW cor Twelfth and Clay
First Hebrew Congregation, Rev M S Levy rabbi, s s Fourteenth
nr Webster
First M E Church, Rev C A Holmes pastor, SE cor Fourteenth
and Clay
First M E Church of East Oakland, J L Mann pastor, Seventh
ave bet East Fourteenth and Fifteenth
First Presbyterian Church, Rev Francis A Horton pastor, NE cor
Fourteenth and Franklin
German Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church, Rev J H Theiss pas-
tor, cor Clay and Thirteenth
German M E Church, Rev Charles A Hertel pastor, n s Seven-
teenth nr San Pablo ave
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *^{Ste^JS.&atfs&
JAMES L. BACKER, *f^W£S?& BERKELEY.
CLASSIFIED.
697
CHURCHES-Continued
Golden Gate Congregational Church, Wm H Cooke pastor, cor
Adeline and Thirty-fourth
Hamilton Church, SE cor Thirteenth and Jefferson
M E Church, Temescal St, North Temescal
Plymouth Avenue Congregational Church, Rev Geo Mooar pastor,
Plymouth ave bet Telegraph ave and Andover
Presbyterian Church, Dr Robert Patterson pastor, cor East Four-
teenth and Fifteenth ave
Presbyterian Church, Rev Francis A Horton pastor, NE cor
Fourteenth and Franklin
Reformed Presbyterian Mission, Rev N R Johnston pastor, 1171
Market
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 864
Broadway
Sacred Heart Church, Fortieth, Temescal .
Scandinavian Church, Market bet Twrnty-second and Twenty-
fourth
St Anthony'? Church, Father Wm Gleeson rector, cor Sixteenth
ave and East Fifteenth
St John's Episcopal Church, Rev Benj Akerly rector, Grove bet
Seventh and Eighth
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH, Rev J B McNally pastor, cor Seward
and Peralta
St Paul's Church, Rev Hobart Chetwood rector, cor Harrison
and Fourteenth
Second Congregational Church, Rev Walter Frear pastor, 1718
Chase
Second Presbyterian Church, Rev J W Healy, D D, pastor,
Kohlers Hall, cor Seventh and Center
Seventh-day Adventist Church, Elder J H Waggoner pastor, cor
Thirteenth and Clay
South Methodist Church, Rev J C Simmons pastor, Grove bet
Seventh and Eighth
Swedish M E Church, 1718 Chase
Trinity Baptist Church, Rev William T Fleenor pastor, Cali-
fornia Medical College
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Baptist Church, Rev B F Rattray pastor, Santa Clara
ave bet Staunton and Benton
Christ Church, Rev A T Perkins pastor, cor Oak and Santa
Clara ave
Congregational Church, Rev George Morris pastor, Central ave
bet Grand and Union
OAKLAND BREWERY, ^f**-""
1'ierapli Avenue and Durunt Mtrwt.
Pdoretti & Trenini,ak»nA§» Freseo & Decorative Artists
698
CLASSIFIED.
CHURCHES— Continued-
Episcopal Church, Alfred T Perkins pastor, cor Oak and Santa
Clara ave
First Presbyterian Church, Rev R S Tabor pastor, cor Versailles
and. Central aves
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev M C Briggs pastor, cor Park
and Central ave
St Joseph's Church, Rev Father Gleeson pastor, cor Chestnut and
San Antonio ave
BERKELEY.
Chinese Mission (Congregational), Union nr Bancroft Way
Church of Good Shepherd, Rev G A Easton pastor, cor Ninth and
Bristol
Episcopal Church, Rev E L Greene rector, Bancroft Way nr
Atherton
First Congregational Church, C A Savage pastor, Choate bet
Channing and Dwight Way
First Methodist Church, Rev H Holmes pastor, Seventh bet
University ave and Addison
First Presbyterian Church of East Berkeley, cor Allston Way
and Ellsworth
First Presbyterian Church of West Berkeley, cor Bristol and
Eighth
Park Congregational Church, H S Adams pastor, Fair view nr
King
St Mark's Church, Rev E S Green pastor, Bancroft Way bet
Ellsworth and Atherton
St Joseph's Church, Rev P M Comerford pastor, cor St Joseph
and Addison
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
(See also Cigars and Tobacco.)
DE CELIS FERNANDO. 854 Broadway
Kraft Adam, 1468 Seventh
Lehmluhl L, 614 East Twelfth
MIRANDA JOHN B, 855 Franklin
Stehm Frederick, 1170 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Obenauer William, 1505 Park
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
(See also Cigar Manufacturers.)
Anderson James, 1768 Seventh
AYERS WILLIAM H 465 Ninth
"* r I A UN nD V Washing WELL DOXEat VEKY LOW Kates.
C - I. L A U Vi U I! I . Office, 33 Geary St., S. F. , and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE « CO., OAKPLANK,
CI.ASSIFIKD.
IS ami SO Spear St.
Man Fraaclsco.
699
CIGARS AND TOBACCO-Continued
Celis Fernando De, 854 Broad wav
Conradi Philip & Co. 467 Seventh
COOK J M & CO- 1052 Broadway
Dailey P J, 1762J Seventh
Elmyer Leopold, 871 Broadway
FIBUSH BROS H03 Broadway
Fisher cV. Morrison, 1776 Seventh
Fittbogen P, 1251 San Pablo ave
Hanke Charles H, 468 Seventh
Kuerzel Robert, 869 Broadway
Lamb & Whitver, NW cor Seventh and Market
Maleton Edward, 971 Washington
Maver L, 871 Broadway
Radcliffe Samuel, 627 East Twelfth
Roberts William H, 828 Broadway
Rosenberg Lasery, 909 Broadway
Rosenberg Nathan, 959 Broadway
Scharman Morris, 1067 Broadway
SCHLOTZHAUER PAUL, 482 Eighth
TODD THOMAS- cor Eighth and Washington
Whipple 0, SW cor Seventh and Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Nohman John H, Park nr Lincoln ave
BERKELEY.
Gazenego John, University ave nr San Pablo ave
CITY OFFICERS
OAKLAND.
HENRY A C mayor, City Hall
Daniels S F, police judge, City Hall
BORTREE DAVID E clerk police court, City Hall
Johns C T, city attorney, City Hall
FISHER G M. city cleric and treasurer, City Hall
HAMILTON W T. city coroner, 466 Thirteenth
DILLON JOSEPH M, city assessor, City Hall
MORGAN THOMAS W, city engineer, City Hall
Atkinson George, city marshal and tax collector, City Hall
GILSON J C> (;itv uperintendent ofpublic schools, City Hall
Carleton George H, superintendent fire alarm and police
telegraph, City Hall
Fountain Win H, city wharfinger, City Hall
Buck E W. city physician and health officer, City Hall
Till ey Gabriel H, constable, 453 Eighth
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order
N«. 11 Montgo
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Washington Brewer?/, ^^?K""ian5a 555SS
^m.-nrr<'t|l]|>.
FINE
Printing
CHOICE
PAPEES
Commercial
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Street,
Cor.
lUrttot.
700
CLASSIFIED.
CITY OFFICERS-Continued
City Board of Health, E VV Buck, T H Pinker ton, J B Trembly,
A H Agard, room 1, City Hall
City Council, J T Carothers, S M Babbitt, E B Dean, M De La
Montanya, M C Garber, J McGivney, Henry Hayes, City
Hall
ALAMEDA.
COOK JAMES, chief of police
Palmer N W, town collector and town treasurer, Water Works
Building
Chapman I N, town surveyor, Town Hall
SULLIVAN D J city superintendent of public schools, Park bet
Railroad and Pacific aves
Smith E Minor, town assessor, Water Works Building
Ellsworth John, town clerk, Town Hall
BERKELEY.
Assessor, R Morse
Marshal, Philip Monroe
CLERGYMEN
Akerly Ben], D D, pastor St John's Episcopal Church
Alexander J M Rev, 1358 Tenth ave, res SW cor Adeline and
Sixteenth
Anthoney C V Rev, res 559 Seventeenth
Benton Joseph A Rev, 437 Hawthorne
Brown Samuel Rev, pastor Asbury M E Church, cor Fifteenth
and Clay
Buchanan P G Rev, res 1522 Broadway
Chetwood Hobart Rev, pastor St Paul's Episcopal Church, cor
Fourteenth and Harrison
Condit I M Rev, pastor Chinese Presbyterian Church, res 262
Thirteenth
Cooke W H, pastor Golden Gate Congregational Church, res
925 Thirty-sixth
Francis John Rev, res 524 East Eighteenth
Frear Walter Rev, pastor Second Congregational Church, res 1030
Peralta
Frickstad Taral Rev, 909 East Fifteenth
Gleeson Wm Rev, rector St Anthony's Church, res cor Sixteenth
ave and East Fifteenth
Gray Dr E H Rev, pastor First Baptist Church, res Blake House
Grisby J L Rev, A M E Church, res Third bet Franklin and
Webster
Handy Joshua B Rev, res G89 Twenty-fifth
ST I llllinDV WnHhlnp WKLX. DAWRalVKRY LOW Katct*.
. I*. LAUnUnl. Offioe, 33 Geary u., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
Jas L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., Capital. $4,000,000
CLASSIFIED.
701
CLERGYMEN— Continued
Hertel C A E, pastor German Methodist Church, res 526 Seven-
teenth
Higbie Alfred Rev, res 706 Twelfth
Hoi brook A Rev, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, res 1372
Twelfth
HOLMES CHAS A REV, pastor First Methodist Episcopal
Church, res 1401 Castro
Holmes Geo S Rev, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church (Berke-
ley), res 1401 Castro
Hortou Francis A Rev, pastor First Presbyterian Church, res
578 Fifteenth
Israel M C Rev, pastor Seventh-day Adventist Church (S F),
res 779 Twelfth
Janes Elijah Rev, res 470 Edwards
Johnston N R Rev, res 1136 Myrtle
KING MICHAEL REV, pastor Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception, res (J 16 Seventh
Kinkade Geo H Rev, res 563 Fourteenth
Kirby Wrn P Rev, res Fortieth nr Grove
Lee Hamilton Rev, rector Episcopal Church, res 1305 Twelfth
ave
Levy M S Rev, rabbi Jewish Synagogue, res 860 Brush
Mann J L Rev, pastor First M E Church (East Oakland), 219
East Sixteenth
MCLEAN JOHN KNOX D D. REV. pastor First Congregational
Church, res 520 Thirteenth
McNALLY J B REV. pastor St Patrick's Church, res 1626 Sew-
ard
McSweeny Thos Rev, res 616 Seventh
Mitchell Andrew Rev, res 1318 Seventh
Moar Geo Rev, pastor Plymouth Avenue Church, res 444 Ed-
wards
Morrow David Rev, res Spring nr Adeline, Temescal
Morse S B Rev, pastor First Baptist Church, 554 East Sixteenth
Rea John Rev, res 570 Thirteenth
Serda Lawrence Rev, res Fortieth nr Grove, Temescal
Smith Patrick Rev, assistant pastor St Anthon\''s Church, cor
Sixteenth ave and East Fifteenth
Tenney Win A Rev, 2227 Andover
WAGGONER J H ELDER, pastor Seventh-day Adventist
Church, res cor Twelfth and Castro
Wills J T Rev, pastor Memorial Presbyterian Church, res 358
Ea^-t Seventeenth
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KKAUffl Jk. DIEVKM, I'roi.rinois (or
Ttlc«r»ph Avcaue and L>ui u( »ti«-. •
M^ft^SiS: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
702
CLASSIFIED.
CLERGYMEN-Continued-
ALAMEDA.
Briggs M C Rev, pastor M E Church, res Central ave nr Park
Hart Edward P Rev, College ave nr Monroe
McGowan James Rev, res Encinal ave nr College
Morris George Rev, pastor First Congregational Church, res Rail-
road ave bet Webster and Third ave
Newton George Rev, res cor Broadway and Clement ave
Perkins Alfred T Rev, rector Christ Church, res 1603 Webb ave
Rattray B F Rev, pastor Baptist Church, res Santa Clara ave
bet Staunton and Benton
Spaight A B, Central ave bet Second and Third
Tabor Rodney L Rev, pastor First Presbyterian Church, res Ver-
sailles ave nr Central ave
BERKELEY.
Bonte J H C Rev, res University Grounds
Briggs O W Rev, res cor Audubon and Allston
Comerford P M Rev, cor Addison and St Joseph
Easton G A Rev, res University ave nr San Pablo ave, West
Berkeley
Green E L Rev, pastor St Mark's Church, res Ellsworth bet
Bancroft and Allston, East Berkeley
Pinneo G D Rev, Allston bet Fourth and Fifth
Savage C A Rev, res Choate bet Channing and Dwight Way
Smith James M Rev, res Sixth nr Delaware
CLOAKS AND SUITS
Amidon Flora Miss, 1109 Broadw a}7
KAHN & SONS, 1003 Broadway
Wurkheim F, 1009 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
WIX0M ISAAC MRS, Yosemite Hotel
CLOTHES-WRINGERS
Keystone Wringer Co, W E Meek manager, 1349 Telegraph ave
CLOTHING
Barnett Edward, 835 Broadway
Furst Henry, 901 Broadway
GREENHOQD & MQRAN, 1016 Broadway
nffiooK i 3JI Geary St, San Francisco.
unices. 1 jj^g Broadway, Oakland.
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CLASSIFIED. 703
CLOTHING-Continued
HARRIS JACOB L 907 Bnalvvav
Harris Joseph, 915 Broadway
Jonas A & Bro, 843 Broadway
Letter Jacob, 1(H) 1 Broadway
NORDHAUSEN C & A, 839 Broadway
Ringolsky Samson, 715 Broadway
Rosenthal Joseph, 803 Broadway
Rousseau Nancy Mrs, 4G1 Fourth
ALAMEDA.
Green Theo, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
COAL
(See Wood and Coal.)'
COFrEE SALOONS
CARPENTER W C- 424 Eleventh
Women's Christian Temperance Union, 476 Ninth
ALAMEDA.
Brendlin August, 1421 Park
BERKELEY.
Poaletti Catharine Mrs, cor Allston Way and Choate
COLLECTORS
Averill Wm M, 854£ Broadway
Dickerson Frank, 853 Broadway
Lesher Chas, 859 Broadway
Marcuse & Dickinson, 853 Broadway
MERCANTILE COLLECTION AGENCY- 864£ Broadway
SibleyJoseph i, 859 Broadway
TOMERUP J P E, 1617 Eighth
Wetmore Jesse L, 464 Tenth
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS
Unveil Wm K, commissioner of deeds for Arizona, 458 Ninth
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LEWIS C R & CO- +67 Eleventh
PORTER BROS & CO- +60 and 462 Eleventh
ROUSE W A & CO. +76 Eleventh
Stalder Jos J, 16 Center Market
Schafer& Co., CLOTHINGS Furnishing Goods, ^ffi^S:
Washington Brewery, ^oS^S^mSSstnSSar
704 CLASSIFIED.
CONFECTIONERY
(See also Candy Factories.)
Bacon J H, 965 Broadway
Bruning Bros, 483 Seventh
Clark Horace, Market Street Station
Doherty Mary Miss, 620 East Twelfth
Gilluin Benjamin T, 1054 Thirteenth ave
Gilmore F Mrs, 1261 San Pablo ave
LAAGE W J F, 416 Twelfth
Luna C A Mrs, 1016 Willow
Morey ML, 691 Seventh
Roediger Frank A, 1724 Taylor
Shaw Norah Mrs. 921 Fifth
WHEELER AL0NZ0, NW cor Clay and Eleventh
ALAMEDA.
Foster G J & Co, 1533 Park
CONTRACTORS
(Brick, Sewer, and Stone.)
Cavanaugh Ed (sewer), 964 Castro
Heverin Patrick (sewer), 862 Twenty-first
O'Connor Jeremiah (stone work), terminus Webster ave
Vance W M (brick work and sewers), 1163 Franklin
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS-
(See Carpenters and Builders.)
COOPERS
Braham James E, 1622 Grove
Dal mas Charles, 610 Broadway
Dalmas George W, 652 Broadway
COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
DALZ1EL JAMES. 1465 San Pablo ave
CORSETS
C0PLIN ALANS0N, H71 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Herlich Julie Mrs, Webster bet Santa Clara and Railroad aves
COSMETICS
KALLI0D0NT MANUFACTURING CO- 1003J Broadway
Sri I AIINnSV WASHING DOME AT SHOUT NOTICE.
. li L J4 U II U il ! . Office. 33 Geary St., S. F„ and 8«« Broadway. Oakland
'AMESL. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley ViUag* Improvement
Association, l'lans furnished and houses built for CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
CLASSIFIED.
705
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COUNTY OFFICERS
CRANE ADDISON M, superior judge, Department 1
Greene W E, superior judge, Department 2
Hamilton Noble, superior judge, Department 3
McCLEVERTY CHAS, sheriff, Court House
ALLEN TRUMAN H, clerk and auditor, Court House
Webster James A, treasurer and tax collector, Court House
Hall Samuel P, district attorney, Court House
Hinds Firman D, recorder. Court House
FISHER P M. superintendent of schools, Court House
NUSBAUMER GEO L. surveyor, Court House
HAMILTON WILLIAM T. coroner, Thirteenth bet Broadway and
Washington
GOTTSHALL LOUIS, public administrator, lOOSh Broadway
ROBINSON JESSE, assessor Oakland Township, Court House
Webster A B, assessor Brooklyn Township, 624 East Twelfth
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Bennett Barnard, 906 Broadway
Hauser D, 1153 Bi'oadway ^""^
PEDRINI C SE cor Telegraph ave and .Birch
Ries Samuel, 873 Broadway
Schellhaas Henry, 404-418 Eleventh
Stevenson F R & Co, 1167 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Hecker Adolph, 1535 Webster
KELLER C MRS. 1G09 and 1611 Park
MARCUSE FELIX. SE and SW cors Sherman^and Railroad ave
CURLED HAIR MANUFACTURER.
Shafield Charles S. San Pablo ave nr Dalton
CUTLERY
RICE CiB. 1073 Thirteenth^ave
DAIRIES AND DAIRYMEN
Gray Cormack, SE cor Thirteenth ave and East 'Twelfth
Hogan James T, 28 Magnolia
ALAMEDA.
Bigelow Henry A, Railroad ave bet Staunton and Benton
Brower William M, foot of Willow
Chicago Dairy, F C M Brockstedt propr, High nr Water Works
BERKELEY.
Davis M, Stock Yards
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M^WraSSS: S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
706
CLASSIFIED.
DENTISTS.
Beals Charles H, 1901 Broadway
BROOKS W E, 452 Eighth
CARPENTER OLIVER, 957 Broadway
COLE R E, 10031 Broadwav
COOL RUSSELL H, Dietz Opera House
Cornwall Ambrose, 1069 Broadway
CRAIG WM H, rooms 1 and 2, 1055 Broadway
Dimmick J, 875 Washington
Dunn K, K, 957 Broadway
Gilman S M, 1068 Broadway
Hall T W, NE cor Broadway and Twelfth
Halsey I S, 869 Washington
KRIECHBAUM GEORGE H, S5U Broadway
Lane C S, 1207 Broadway
Learn Hubert B, 1120 Third ave
Lee E W, 818 East Fifteenth
LUCE GEO J, 514 Tenth
MERRIMAN A F, 1003* Broadway
MERRIMAN A F JR, 1003| Broadway
MERRIMAN A F & SON, 1003^ Broadway
Pelton Leroy D, 1105i Broadway
Rabe John, 1055 Broadway
Sanborn B T, 661 Twenty-fourth
Schmidt G L, 1113 Broadway
THRAILKILL WILLIAM 0, 1003J Broadway
Titcomb Charles, 567 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Bishop M F, cor Park and Santa Clara aves
DETECTIVES
HANKS J G & CO, 859 Broadway
DIE SINKER
RICE C B, 1073 Thirteenth ave
BERKELEY.
DAVIS FRANK A, Parker nr Ellsworth
DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS
McKENNEY L M & CO, publishers Pacific Coast, State, city, and
county directories, 470 Ninth, Oakland, and 518 Clay
(SF)
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Ofllee,
33 Geary 6t, S. F., and 863 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS/^^fS^-
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Hanufart'd
& SOLD
Tuthill,
Dos & Co
537 Clay
Street,
San
Fraccisco,
CLASSIFIED.
707
D00RS> SASH AND BLINDS
Hierlihy & Ingler, cor First and Broadway
DRAIN PIPE
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, H72
Broadway
MILLER & WINSOR H72 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, 1172 Broad-
way
WILLIAMS JOHN B, NW cor Franklin and Thirteenth
DRESSMAKERS
Adamson M Miss, 666 Thirty-fourth
Agard Louisa Mrs, 658 Franklin
Agee Laura E Miss, 1030 Chestnut
Agee Mollie Miss, 1030 Chestnut
Amidon Mary Mrs, 094 Brush
Andrews May L Miss, 608 Sycamore
Averill Sarah Miss, 523 Tenth
Bachelder E Mrs, 533 Seventeenth
Baker Annie M Miss, 482 Twenty-fifth
Ballou S Ella Mrs, 1912 Myrtle
Beardsley I Mrs, 1320 San Pablo ave
Benjamin Lizzie C Miss, 2223 Elm
Benson Julia A Miss, 1007 Campbell
Benter Amelia, 229 Hannah
Bickerton Lottie, 1210' Clay
Blacklock Mary, 1828 Grove
Bond S D Mrs, 1003J Broadway
Bonney. M F, 323 Ninth
Boop Alice E Mrs, 815 Henry
Buckelew A Mrs, 408 Thirteenth
Bundy E D Mrs, 1116 Broadway
Bush Eliza A Mrs, 823 Twenty-eighth
Butler Sadie Miss, 52 Valley
Butters Sadie Miss, 818 Thirty-fourth
Caldwell H J Mrs, 921 Broadway
Campbell Mary Miss, 369 Fifth
Carroll Mary Miss, 359 B
Castera Emily Miss, 659 Franklin
Castro B, 634 Chestnut
Chapman S A Mrs, 833 Campbell
Clark Belle Miss, 839 Clay
Clark Sarah Miss, Temescal nr Telegraph ave
Collins Minnie Miss, 701 Campbell
Schafer & Co.:
KftSaS CLOTHING.
»©. 11 iNt
St San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, 7.Vf^TS&£&kSS^
708
CLASSIFIED.
DRESSMAKERS— Continued-
Cook H Mrs, 1004 Broadway
Corkery Annie, 1326 Eleventh ave
Cowell S Mrs, 412 East Sixteenth
Cronan Annie Miss, 561 East Fifteenth
Daisley John Mrs, 663 Nineteenth
Del horn Ernestine Mrs, 407 Sixth
Deme Laura Miss, 886 Lydia
Ellsworth L Mrs, 1156 Broadway
Ennis Mary Miss, 1518 Third
Evans Honora M, 857 Clay
Fant E Mrs, 963 Washington
Fay Ida Miss, 467 Tenth "
Fay lor W A Mrs, 516 Ninth
Ferguson Libby Miss, 614 Eighteenth
Ferguson Sadie Miss, 614 Eighteenth
Ferris S Miss, res Avenue House
Fields Emilie Mrs, 550 Seventh
Fitzgerald Katie Miss, 1769 Goss
Fleming Ella T, 811 Center
Foster E J Mrs, 418 Twelfth
Gannon Sarah Miss, 1027 Eighth
GARDINER CORNELIA MRS. agent Taylor's system of dress
cutting, 952 Broadway
Gawley Mrs R, 1009 Franklin
GIBSON I G MRS, 1116 Broadway
Glidden Georgie Miss, 930 Thirty-sixth
Goold Frances J, 810 Fifteenth
Grear B Miss, 511 Tenth
Green J G Mrs, Erie House
JIackett Margaret Miss, 362 Seventh
Hallahan Mary Miss, 518 East Twelfth
Hanlon Mary Miss, 812 Wood
Henderson Mary J Mrs, 1453i Seventh
Hendry Robert Mrs, 1361 Telegraph ave
Hepburn Minnie, 463 Thirteenth
Higgins S A Mrs, 1421 San Pablo ave
Hilton M A Miss, res 1254 San Pablo ave
Hitchcock P M Mrs, res 1656 Seventh
Horr M E Mrs, res 1002 Webster
Humbert Elmira Mrs, res 862 Twenty-sixth
Hunt Sarah J Mrs, 858 Castro
Icke Kate, 763 East Twelfth
Jacquenot Mary Miss, 909 East Fourteenth
Jenson Kate Mrs, res 1464 Seventh
Johnson A B Mrs, res 1230 Eighth ave
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(.OOlt WOKU. LOW I'KKIX Office,
33 Gwiry St, S. F., and 862 Broadwav. Oakland.
j^JLV/i^A^ent Hartford Insurance Co., gjjj $4,500,000
CLASSIFIED.
709
DRESSMAKERS— Continued-
JOHNSON E W MRS- 365 Twelfth
Kasselli Kate Mrs, 521 Sixth
King Sarah Mrs, res 517 Seventh
King Susan Miss, 77 Valley
Laroche E Mrs, 666 Thirty-fourth
Lord E Mrs, res cor Fortieth and San Pablo ave
Lord K J Mrs, res 1201 Franklin
Madden Maggie, 857 Twenty-second
Madeira Mary, 565 Eleventh
Mann A K Mrs, res 856 Market
Markel L J Mrs, 909 Alice
Martin Millie Mrs, res 793 Wood
Martinez Josie, 800 Franklin
Maurer Carrie, 1406 Seventeenth
McCarten Ella, 1771 Atlantic
McOauslin M Miss, 777 Twelfth
McLaren & Hood, 1673 San Pablo ave
McVey E Mrs, res cor Sixteenth and West
Mercier C Miss, 762 Brush
Meyer L Mrs, res 215 Fifth
MILLER EMMA L MISS, 1701* Eighth
Miller Jennie Miss, 856 Market
Miller Louisa M Miss, 865 Center
Milliken Maggie Miss, 1355 Telegraph ave
Miner Kate F^Miss, 569 Eighth
Missamore Clara, 467 Tenth
Mitchell J E Mrs, 516 Ninth
Moore Mollie A Miss, 951 Wood
Morse C A Mrs, 613 Tenth
Morse Hiram Mrs, res 628 Seventeenth
Mulgrew Mary, 1267 Eighth ave
Neilson Lena, 829 Clay
Nixon Martha, Minna, North Temescal
Nolan Ann, 913 Seventh
Nolan Sarah, 1810 Goss
O'Connell Mary E Miss, 1712 William
Ollis Laura Mrs, 881 Twenty-second
O'Niel M J Mrs, res 368 Tenth
Parker Walter W Mrs, res 1249 Center
Perry Zoe E, 663 Ninth
Pollard C H Mrs, 1210 Broadway
Postlethwaite Emilie, 854 Harrison
Powers Maggie Miss, 814 Willow
Price Mary Mrs, 476 Twelfth
Price N Mrs, 617 Fifteenth
A
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AR]i
THE '
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isrc
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COTl
IT IS
BE!:
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KRA1IN A I>IEVES, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
Moretti & Trezzinit!*&§o& Fresco & Decorative Artists
fruit
Orna-
aental
«EES,
f-ANTS,
CLASSIFIED.
e©
DRESSMAKERS-Continued-
Putnam Nettie, 973 Campbell
Razle M Mrs, 938 Peralta
Reed Eva Mrs, res 463 Thirteenth
Richardson M L Mrs, res 313 Ninth
Robinson Emma H Miss, 562 Fifteenth
Rodgers Louisa, 517 Fourth
Rosenberg Rachel Miss, res 259 Eighth
Rowley S Mrs, 423 Eighteenth
Rule K Mrs, 1118 Washingtdn
Ryan Minnie, 1119 Third
Schall Carrie M, 869 Filbert
Schneider Elizabeth Miss, res 612 Second
Sheehan Katie, 1011 Franklin
Short Maggie E, 456 Twelfth
Smith A C Mrs, 215 Twelfth
Spence W G Mrs, res 604 Fourteenth
Sproul Annie Miss, 665 Washington
StefFanoni Mary Mrs, 565 Twenty-second
Sterns Annie Mrs, 762 Sixth
Sullivan Bridget A Mrs, res 575 Thirty-sixth
Sullivan Margaret, 806 Campbell
Sweetzer S S Mrs, 1700 Eighth
Toms Mary Miss, 90H Washington
Trestler Emma Miss, res 843 Twenty-ninth
Trombley M S Mrs, res 826 Willow
Trotter MA Mrs, res 1506 Eighth
Tucker F & C Misses, 1107 Broadway
Tuttle S D Mrs, 476 Twelfth
Villa Trinidad, res 760 Willow
Wallace H T Mrs, 518 Fourteenth
Warde Ella Miss, res 565 Seventh
Warde Nora Miss, res 565 Seventh
Warren Rachel Miss, 2227 Chestnut
Wheeler Mary L Miss, 808 Castro
White Chas W Mrs, 863 Peralta
White Louisa Miss, res 539 Seventeenth
Wilbour A Mrs, 756 Seventh
Wilev Mary J Miss, res 529 Eighth
WILLIAMS C MRS, 475 East Twelfth
Williams VVB Mrs. its 1417 San Pablo ave
Woods Henry Mis, NWcor Twenty-fourth and Filbert
Wyckhotf Delia Miss, 818 Clay
Zeller Mary, res <S7,"> Washington
3L/IKE
-'HOUSE,
Oakland,
Cau.
1059
WASHIHGIOI
Within Fom
Blocks of
BROADWAY
Centrally
Located.
Exoellen*
TABLE.
TERMS
REASONABLE
Xow undet
the manage-
ment of
JU.BUK,
THlFOONOOf
BLAKE
HOUSE.
This well-
known and
POPULAR
HOUSE
1059
MSHIIW
•tiuit
Ha« Lai?
and Coma
dious
KOOHt
TEKMS
HSASONABU
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™«+\?&?$^&t$!KSESi.
«iiru Tiinnir 0 f»n CA-BxarET -wooids o^ .a.XjXj s:ia^riDs,
ALLcSl, lUUULt & UU., Xos. IX and go Spear ?*ti< et, Sail Fraii<?i»«-o.
CLASSIFIED.
711
DRESSMAKERS-Continued
ALAMEDA.
Arff Tillie Miss, Santa Clara ave nr Park
Boyd Fannie A Miss, Webster bet Kailroad and Santa Clara aves
Conant B H Mrs, 1314 Park
Herlich J Mme, Webster bet Santa Clara and Railroad aves
Ingram Lilac Miss, res cor Oak and Railroad ave
Ingram M J Miss, cor Railroad ave and Oak
Jaquith Annie M Mrs, res Webster bet Buena Vista and Pacific
aves
McColgan Laura Miss, Encinal nr Walnut
Parks A A Mrs, Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
SLOCUM F L MRS, Artesian Block
Turner Virginia Miss, cor Broadway and Encinal
WIXON ISAAC MRS, Yosemite Hotel
BERKELEY.
Dwyer Maggie Miss, Alcatraz ave nr Adeline
Heath H 0 Mrs, Ninth bet Bristol and University ave
Lowe L H Miss, res Sixth bet Delaware and Folsom, West
Berkeley
Unda Carmen Miss, San Pablo ave nr University ave, West Ber-
keley
Unda Clorinda Miss, San Pablo ave nr University ave, West Ber
keley
Williams E E Mrs, Shattuck ave bet Blake and Dwight Way
DRUGGISTS
BELL R E, junction Telegraph ave and Broadway
BOWMAN HENRY, 951 Broadway
BRUECK WM A, homeopathic pharmacy, 956 Broadway
Clapp George H, SW cor East Twelfth and Thirteenth ave
Fasshauer J C, cor Seventh and Broadway
GRIMES W V, NE cor Broadway and Seventh
HALL J T & CO, 1451 San Pablo ave
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, Wm Brueck proprietor, 956
Broadway
KELSEY & FLINT, 1073 Broadway
KIRKLAND & TROWBRIDGE, 971 Broadway
LANG HERMAN F, H73 Market
Lemon M A Mrs, 706 Broadway
Maclise Jas, 1325 San Pablo ave
MELVIN & CO, 299 East Twelfth
MEYER FREDERICK H MRS, 1450 Seventh
Schafer & Co.:
Men's, Bo
and You
•J* PI MTU I IIP No. 11 Mont-
du>' ILUInlNU, BomeryBfc.
San Francisco.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs-
N. W. COB. 5th & KIP.XHAM STSEETS.
712
CLASSIFIED.
DRUGGISTS-Continued
MORGAN BART& CO, junction Seventh, cor West and Market
OSGOOD HOWARD L 1760 Seventh
Reilly Paul J, M D, 718 Seventh
Ryan Daniel, 1170 Broadway
SANDELIN FRED, cor Willow and Seventh
S0HUNH0FF B F, 462 Seventh
Selzer Edward, 1470 Seventh
WALKER GEO T, 954 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA PHARMACY, A J Greene proprietor, 1417 Park bet
Santa Clara and Central aves
Elbe C B, 1508 Park
GREEN ARTHUR G, 1417 Park
HAMILTON JAMES A, cor McPherson and Railroad ave
Keene Edward B, cor Park and Encinal
Tucker Paul, 3 Park Row
Young Wilfred M, 1501 Webster
BEEKELEY.
Hilton Wm M, cor University and Shattuck aves, East Ber-
keley
Merrill S S, Choate nr University ave
Spear F A, cor University ave and Fifth
DRY GOODS
Abraham Ernest, 913 Broadwa}'
Barnett Edward, 835 Broadway
BENNISON, LIEBMANN & CO, H57 and 1159 Broadway
Coffee Michael H, 875 Broadway
Fick A Mrs, 1761 Seventh
Fonte Antone, cor East Twelfth and Sixteenth ave
GREENH00D MAX & CO, 1017 Broadway
Jacobs Rose, 272 B
KAHN & SONS, 1003 Broadway
Lippmann Abraham, 903 Broadway
Naismith Gavin, 1764 Seventh
O'Connell & Co, 460 Ninth
O'Toole J P & Co, 953 Washington
SALINGER BROS, 1063 and 1065 Broadway
Samuels B, 821 Broadway
Schimmelpfenning Fred, 762 East Twelfth
TAFT & PENN0YER. H63 and 1165 Broadway
Wachs A N, 1057 Broadway
Watson EllaE Mrs, 1673 San Pablo ave
TERMS
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offices
I 3» Geary St., San Francisco.
I N« BiwkIbiij, 'Kkluml.
JAMES L. BARKER,
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
CLASSIFIED.
713
Hoe Watches,
JEWELRY
Silverware,
r'RBCIOUS
Stonbs,
Etc
315 J St.,
315
' @tr««t
ne Watches,
IIAMONDS,
Specialty
ACHHOBST
WELER,
315
3tx»»x
cranenta
CAJ.
mmu.
DRY GOODS-Continued-
ALAMEDA.
Flynn W G Mrs, 553 Webster
Green Theodore, 1501 and 1503 Park
Konigshoffer J J, 1419 Park
Raleigh Benj H, 1503 Webster
BERKELEY.
Pine Henry, Sixth nr University ave
Serneria J, cor University ave and Ninth
DYEING AND SCOURING
Holmes Chas J, 1152 Broadway
Lang George A, 805 Broadway
Mersebach Charles, 865 Chester
PARISIAN DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS, F Thomas &
Co proprietors, 466 Twelfth
PHILADELPHIA STEAM DYE WORKS, Neuter & Hanson pro-
prietors, 833-837 Washington
Snow John F, 1118 Broadway
ELECTROTYPERS
PACIFIC PRESS, C H Jones vice-president and manager, cor
Twelfth and Castro
EMBROIDERERS
Carlson C M Mrs, 519 Tenth
Sack Louisa Mrs, 530 Fourteenth
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES-
CADY MARY E MRS, 525 Eighth
McDonald P, 369 Tenth
McGugin T A Miss (female), 470 Thirteenth
Rohan M E Mrs, 525 Eighth
SEYMOUR M A MISS, 506 Ninth
ALAMEDA.
LORBER JOSEPH, Park opp Pacific ave
ENGINEERS-CIVIL
BOARDMAN WM F, 1004 Broadway
PRATHER EDWARD C, 1004 Broadway
ENGRAVERS
SWALE H L, 958 Broadway
S3
MS
BUY
CLASS'S
HI
\VJJB
SPOOL
COTTON.
IT IS THE
BEST.
Setf'g
JWM<
Are the
BEST.
USE
TVO
OAKLAND BRFWFRY ^¥MM* »IEVE», Proprietors, ror.
UHHI.HI1U Oni.¥T[.ni, Telegraph Avenue and I>urant Street.
Moretti & Trfi??ini.li^SI: Fresco & Decorative Artists
714
CLASSIFIED.
L. McLean
(Successor to
D. Tisch),
SEEI>Ss>
and
FLORAL
DEPOT,
479 7th
Street,
Oakland,
EXPRESS AND TRANSFER COMPANIES
JONES OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS. 825
Broadway „^^ „ r„ T
OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS. Henry S Jones
proprietor, SW cor Sixth and Broadway
OAKLAND TRANSFER CO, Fitch & Vulguth proprietors, 962
Broadway „ ,
STANDARD "EXPRESS CO. Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale,
693 East Twelfth ^T
WELLS. FARGO & CO S EXPRESS. R C Gaskill agent, Ma-
sonic Temple Building
WHITNEY & CO, Oakland, San Francisco, Alameda and Berke-
ley Express, 855 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Lind's Alameda Express, A W Lind propr, cor Park and Santa
Clara ave
Warner's Express, cor Park and Railroad ave
Wells, Fargo & Co, E C Vosburgh agent, 1425 Park
WHITNEY & CO, offices 1508 Park> Marcuse's store' B*y feta"
tion and West End Post-office
BERKELEY.
BERKELEY AND SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS, John Johnson
proprietor, cor Shattuck ave and Addison
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, Joseph McClain agent, SW cor
Shattuck ave and Addison, East Berkeley
WHITNEY & CO S EXPRESS, cor Dwight Way and Shattuck
ave
FANCY GOODS
Abrahamson Gustav & Henry, 1117 Broadway
Aldis Mrs E, 1669 Eighth ,,-,.„ r> a
BENNISON, LIEBMANN & CO, 1157 and llo9 Broadway
Brewer Anton, 1660 Seventh
BURKE & CUNNINGHAM, 1169 and 1171 Broadway
Cahill Maggie Mrs, 1213 Broadway
Carroll Margaret, 357 B
GREENHOOD MAX & CO. 1017 Broadway
RREENHOOD SOL. HI1 Broadway
Japanese Bazaar "chew, Bong & Co proprs, 1166 Broadway
Jones M I, 1313 San Pablo ave
Jones Richard, 955 Broadway
KAHN & SONS. 1003 Broadway
Kay Drusilla Mrs, 1377 Fifteenth
Bl
»i r» n U Washins WELL DOSIE at TEBY LOW Rates.
3. F. LAUNDRY. Office, M " Geary St., S.F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
inn,
Dporter
Watches,
VELky
erware,
ham,
Etc.
J St.,
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK ■»£*» •*»*•*
1 *~«"^ ■ tiWHIV^ Hun i ran.
CLASSIFIED.
15
rati
itdui,
3MDS,
cialty.
LEE,
fARE,,
FANCY GOODS Continued-
Linn Foo, 465 Twelfth
Naismith Jennie S, 465 Thirteenth
Parker Frank \V. i t52 Seventh
SALINGER BR0S> 1063 and 1065 B
Silberberg Solomon Mr- 618 East Twelfth
Smith Leonard, 1154 Broadway
Spronle Sisters, 12] \ Broadway
Sweeney A Miss 1458 Seventh
TAFT & PENNOYER, 1163 and 1165 Broadway
Wacha A X. 1057 Broadwj
WATSON ELIZABETH J MISS. 852 Market
Watson Ella E Mrs, 1673 San Pablo ave
ALAMED
cor Park and Santa Clara ave
SMITH JOHN P,5 Park I
FEATHERS
Guthrie Alice Miss, 456 Tw
FIRE BRICK
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO U7t|
MILLER & WINSOR 1172 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION 1172 Broad-
WILLIAMS JOHN B NW cor Franklin and Thirteenth •
FISH
Camilloni & Co 9 and J I <: ■ ad 830 Broadway
rarda & ( nth
ALAMEDA,
Hegelund Jacob R, L323 Park
MARCUSE FELIX SE and rman and Railroad ave
FLORISTS
men and I
FLOUR AND FEED
LANE WILLIAM SE cor Twelfth and Market
Sag* 47J and 171 ;. Sixth
SMITH & BUTLER ale), 423 and fc25 Eleventh
Ohafi J, 558 East Twelfth
Schafer & Co.: Pine Custom Clothing to Order ■£"
H*. 11 Mootg-o-
FranelBeo.
Washington Brewery, P^SS^u&SSsi^SSr
716
CLASSIFIED.
^IWillllWIHNJIl
FINE
Printing
PAPERS
Commercial
WOOD
Ecgranog
B.C.
80MES
511
Street,
Cor.
Earehagt
FLOUR MILLS
Gould & Williamson, cor First and Washington
HICKOK, 8HR0EDER & CO, Golden Rule Roller Flouring Mills,
SE cor Broadway and Third
SAMMS FLOURING MILL, Samm & Co proprietors, cor First
and Clay
BERKELEY.
WHEELAN FLOURING MILLS, F H Wheelan proprietor, Sec-
ond bet Bristol and University ave, West Berkeley
FLOWER POTS
MILLER & WINSOR, 1172 Broadway
WILLIAMS JOHN B, NW cor Franklin and Thirteenth
FOUNDRIES AND IRON WORKERS-
McGrew Patterson H, 1056-1060 Thirteenth ave
Oakland Iron Works, Scoville & Co proprs, cor Second and
Jefferson
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Barnett David, 831 Broadway
Campbell Thomas, 875 Broadway
Corsigla Joseph, 870 Washington
Dixon Isaac W, 562 East Twelfth
Eddy Pelig A, 456 Seventh
Foster George W, 915 Seventh
GIESCHEN LEWIS E, NW cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph
ave
HORN FREDERICK M- 1272 Market
Lamb & Whatever, NW cor Seventh and Market
McCann Ellen, 1838 Seventh
McMenamin R D Mrs, 1106 Market
NEWCUM BROS, 1120 Center
O'Neil Edward, 1514i Seventh
Parker C E & Son, co"r East Twelfth and Twelfth ave
Rocovich Lucca, 1757 Seventh
STOWELL & SMITH, 1510 Seventh
Thiese Albert, 1781 Seventh
Zelle Jacob M, cor Fourteenth and Broadway
Zimmerman W H, 1778 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Fossing J C, Artesian Block
MARCUSE FELIX, SE and SW cors Sherman and Railroad ave
Sr lAIINnDV Washing WEUL DOKE at VERY L,OW Kates.
. T. LAUNUnl. Office, 33 Geary St., S. P., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jas. L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., capital $4,000,000
CLASSIFIED. 717
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Continued
BERKELEY.
Brown Antonio, Bristol bet Fifth and Sixth
FURNISHED ROOMS
(See Hotels, also Lodgings, also Boarding.)
FURNISHING GOODS
(See also Clothing.)
Camp Louis, 863 Broadway
COPLIN ALANSON, 1171 Broadway
Hodkins M W, 1759 Seventh
Jonas A & Bro, 843 Broadway
KELLER M J, 1007 Broadway
NORDHAUSEN C & A, 1051 Broadway
Rosenthal August A Mrs, 813 Broadway
Smith Charles H, 953 Broadway
Zeimer & Co, 1101 Broadway
FURNITURE AND BEDDING-
Feige Richard, 1710 Tenth
Gray W G, 467 and 469 Twelfth
Heflin H M, 754 Seventh
Hook Elijah, 1108 and 1110 Broadway
Lindenbaum Meyer, 834 Broadway
LYON & KINSEY, 912-916 Washington
Maver Adolph, 619 East Twelfth
MUELLER JOHN C- 1200 Broadway
Raphael Mark, 809 Broadway
RENTON & COLEMAN, 479 and 481 Twelfth
Ryan & Mel lor, 1158 Broadway
Schellhaas Henry, 404-418 Eleventh
Schreiber Christian, 1064-1070 Broadway
TAYLOR CHAS L 1015 Broadway
Usher Louis, 711 Broadway
Wharton & Co, 471 Twelfth
ALAMEDA.
Pembleton Lemuel, 1513 Park
FURNITURE FACTORIES
Boyce W D, 960 Franklin
Bennett James S, cor Encinal and Walnut
s
BUY
CLASS'S
■-a
SPOOL
COTTON.
JT IS THE
BEST.
Beffti
Arc the
BEST.
USE
NO
rvil/l tun DOril/CDV KRAMM 4 DIETES, ProprietorM. <or
HSSSfinSK S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
718
CLASSIFIED.
GARDENS
Venezia Garden, Louis Bignaini propr, 570 and 572 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Gardens, Conrad Stolz propr, Prospect bet Railroad and
Santa Clara aves
Encinal Gardens, Phil Sieben propr, Railroad ave nr Park
Grand Central Garden, A A Barateau manager, cor Grand and
Railroad ave
Harmonie Garden, Richard Palm manager, Paru bet Central and
Santa Clara aves
LONG BRANCH SALOON AND GARDEN, E Mayrisch proprie-
tor, cor Webster and Railroad ave
Pine Grove Park, F P Miller propr, Central ave bet Second and
Third
BERKELEY.
GERMANIA GARDEN, J Bochman proprietor, cor Allston and
Union
GAS FIXTURES
i
(See also Plumbers and Gasfitters.)
Dalziel & Moller, 1151 Broadway
GAS LIGHT COMPANIES -
OAKLAND GAS LIGHT CO, Joseph G Eastman president, 483
Ninth
ALAMEDA.
Branch Oakland Gas Works, Atlantic ave foot of Union
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
BEEKELEY.
Bruns D H, SW cor San Pablo and University aves
McCLAIN JOSEPH, cor Shattuck ave and Addison
GLASS AND GLAZING
Burnham & Wiswell, 960 Broadway
Marks Aaron, 424 Eighth
RICE C B, 1073 Thirteenth ave
GLOVES AND GLOVE MANUFACTURERS
Caldwell Charles B, 770 Seventh
GREENHOOD SOL HH Broadway
Hodkins M W, 1759 Seventh
sInTRANCISCO LAUNDRY o-^{gfts^^.fififissaL
4LLEN, TOGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, "afgas
CLASSIFIED. 719
ar St.
i!St'<».
GRANITE WORKS
O'Connor Jeremiah, terminus Webster ave
GROCERS-RETAIL
AGARD & CO 464 Eleventh
AINSWORTH GEO R R, SWcor Twelfth and Willow
ATKINSON G D- 1425 San Pablo ave
Baker Peter, 823 Broadway
Ball Frank, 1642 Telegraph ave
Beatty Wm, 783 Twelfth
Beharrell & Co, 339 East Twelfth
Black Geo, 1700 Seventh
Bloom Geo, 951 Franklin
Bom bardie F Mrs, 800 Franklin
BOWEN & CO, 400 and 402 Twelfth
Boyle Owen, 1601 Market
Brazell John, 1545 West
Brennan A Mrs, 719 Clay
Brereton John M, cor Twenty-fourth and Linden
Breuer H, 2207 San Pablo ave
Brown Frank, 1456 Seventh
Brunjes Fred, cor East Twelfth and Fourteenth ave
Buhsen & Meyer, 1801 Seventh
Busey Jonn F; 1309 Telegraph ave
Butt Peter, 2216 San Pablo ave
Callahan Michael, 616 East Twelfth
Caviero Joseph, 924 Third
Clark James, 977 Fifth
CLEARY MICHAEL, 359 Twelfth
Clem P W Mrs, 534 Eighth
Clivio C, 920 Broadway
Clonen John, 1529 Seventh
COATS EDWARD J, 1202 Adeline
Cohen S S, 1743 Adeline
Collins H M, 1766 Seventh
Cox Geo, 202 B
Craft N E, 552 and 554 East Twelfth
Croke James, 1701 Adeline
Crompton Sarah, SW cor Myrtle and Twenty-fourth
Culhane J A Mrs, N W cor Pacific and Willow
Curran L S Mrs, SE cor Willow and Lincoln
CUSHING & CO, 478 and 480 Ninth
Dagels D & Co, NW cor Fifth and Lewis
Dauriac Joseph J, SE cor Sixteenth and Grove
Demorest Alice Mrs, 2202 Peralta
Denaut Erenne, 676 Sixth
Schafer« Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, iti1£8$S53!&
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Proprs-
H. W. COS. 5th. & EISIEAU STESETS.
720
CLASSIFIED.
m
GROCERS-RETAIL— Continued.
Douthitt Frank L, 1526 West
Doyle Bros, 852 Webster
Duncan Richard M, 851 Myrtle
EIBEN & NOR. 1652 and 1654 Seventh
Ellwood G Mrs, 1111 Kirkham
Fairchild Warren G, 1350 Market
Farrell John, 219 Sixth
Farrell Margaret, 1847 Grove
Feeley Cormack, cor Fifth and Washington
FISHER JOHN. NW cor Sycamore and Grove
Fisk Leander, 671 Adeline
FLYNN ANDREW, 1601 Myrtle
Fonte Antone, cor East Twelfth and Sixteenth ave
Frank C Mrs, 1269 Cypress
Gallagher N, 1722 Telegraph ave
Garity Sarah, 1924 San Pablo ave
Gernreich & Thornburgh, NE cor Eighth and Chester
GIBBONS PATRICK, 1473 Seventh
Gier Theodore, 1020 Third
GjESCHEN L E, cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph ave
Gilmore Thos, 419 B
Goldstein Morris, 701 Franklin
Greenhood Joseph, SE cor Twenty-ninth and San Pablo ave
HAAR & BR0, 1472 Seventh
Hagan C Mrs, 1902 San Pablo ave
Hampel Andrew, 775 and 777 East Twelfth
Hanavan John P, 1561 West
Hanrahan Johri, 229 Third
Harper Wm, 1361 Twelfth
Hayes Juana, SE cor Willow and William
Hayes Michael, 769 Market
Helmke & Brunje, 1551 Broadway
Holland James, cor Fifth and Brush
Hopken Albert, 1301 Center
HORN FREDERICK M, 1272 Market
Huges Enoch, 220 B
Hummeltenberg Wm, 602 Franklin
Jacoby Joseph, 1177 Market
Jagels D & Co, cor Lewis and Fifth
Jenkins James, 601 Third
Johnston Jeremiah, 994 Pine
Judell Bonifag, 833 Castro
Kearney Jeremiah, 770 Willow
Keating Julia Mrs, 229 Fifth
Kornahrens J, 1602 San Pablo ave
WASHING l>0\K AT SHORT KOTH'E.
Office. 33 Geary St., S. F., and 8<M Broadway, Oakland,
S. F. LAUNDRY.
rAMESL. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Aseociation. Plan* furnished and houses built for CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
CLASSIFIED.
721
GROCERS— RETAIL-Continued-
Koster Hermann, 719 Webster
Kowalskv I, 1301 San Pablo ave
LAMONTE, WILBUR & GARABRANT, 475 Eleventh
Laursen M, 701 Adeline
LATIMER BROS 1220 Market
Lawrence Bros, 083 East Twelfth
Lazarus Louis, 1250 Center
Lenz Win, 210 Second
Lozier Albert, 807 Wood
Mack Annie Mrs, 1502 Third
Manning James, cor Twenty-third and Valley
MASON W C 309 East Twelfth
McCabe Catherine Mrs, 751-755 Seventh
McCall Chas, 1G63 San Pablo ave
McDonald Cornelius, 858 Lydia
McElroy James, cor Seventh and Clay
McKinary Thos, 203 B
McLaughlin T, 721 Linden
McMenamin R D Mrs, 1106 Market
McMillan & cox, 837 Market
McNarama M Mrs, 951 Third
Merriam & Co, 1220 Broadway
MILLER R W & CO 413 Twelfth
Mitchell John H, 8C3 Castro
Moore F A, 1902 San Pablo ave
Morrisey Richard, 241 Louisa
NEWCUM BROS 1120 Center
NORMAN ELLEN MRS, 579 Third
Norris & Moore, e s Telegraph ave bet Birch and Vernon
Parsons B Mrs, 025 Franklin
PEDRINI C> SE cor Telegraph ave and Birch
Pelton Samuel C, 509 Eleventh
Perkins Frank, N W cor Telegraph ave and Forty-second, Temes-
cal
Peterson Hans, 1700 Eighth
PHELAN & FISH ^70 Eleventh
Pogue Wm T, 1202 Market
Pressey J S, XK cor Tenth and Center
Quackenbush Geo, 1752 San Pablo ave
Quinn Marv, 404 B
RACKLIFFE & REED- 479 Eleventh
RAFF0 BROS <•"•' Third and Broadway
RATHJEN DIEDRICH 801 Jefferson
Reanier & Lund, 1 690 Eighth
Reardon Lizzie G Mrs, cor Campbell and Pacific
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722
CLASSIFIED.
GROCERS-RETAIL-Continued
REYNDERS JOHN T, 1157 Seventh
Roach Julia, cor West and Twenty -seventh
Rosenberg J M, 232 Twelfth
Ryan Michael J, 520 Sixth
Samuels Barnett, 821 Broadway
Schnoor C Mrs, 1401 Thirteenth ave
Schuler Jacob, SE cor Seventh and Webster
Schuler & Seibold, SE cor Seventh and Webster
Schultz & Kock, N W cor Forty-fifth and Telegraph ave
Schwagermann Fred F, 851 Twenty-seventh
Shaw Howard, cor Fortieth and Telegraph ave
Silver John, 806 East Fourteenth
Smallman James K & Co, 551 East Twelfth
Smith C, NW cor Kirkham and Fifteenth
Sorrell George, 1556 Seventh
Steere & Colby, cor East Twelfth and Thirteenth ave
STEGMAN C'HAS K, cor Market and Eighth
STEWART BROS, cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave, Berkeley
Stoer J F, junction Adeline and San Pablo ave
STOWELL & SMITH, 1510 Seventh
Strasburg Mary Mrs, 1011 Kirkham
Sullivan M, NE cor Fifteenth and Market
Teehan Daniel, 69 Hannah
Tillman John, 858 Broadway
Toedt K R Mrs, NW cor Twenty-second and Adeline
T00MEY CORNELIUS. SW cor Third and Linden
TORREY, WHITMAN & GARDINER, 461 and 463 Eleventh
TUM SUDEN HENRY, 693 and 697 East Twelfth
Von Harten Louis, 1354 Chester
Walsh Patrick, cor Lydia and Curtis
Wheeler Wm P, 1211 Broadway and 1212 San Pablo ave
WILLIAMS CHAS, 930 East Fourteenth
Wray R F, 973 Third
Wulzen John & Co, 827 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
BECKIUANN JOHN N, cor Pacific ave and Chestnut
Boehmer Fritz, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Brogan Nicholas, cor Oak and Railroad ave
Dean Peter A, cor Park and Central ave
Fossing J C, Artesian Block
HAMILTON JAMES A, cor McPherson and Railroad ave
Hand & Markley, cor Santa Clara ave and Park .
Haskell Wm H, 1329 Park
Holtz Fred J, cor Railroad ave and Webster
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, liOW PRICES. Offloc,
33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
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CLASSIFIED.
GROCERS— RETAIL— Continued
Jans Obbe, cor Oak and San Antonio ave
KELLER C MRS, 1609 and Kill Park
KRUGER WM. «>r Oak and Alameda ave
MARCUSE FELIX, SE and SW cors Sherman and Railroad
aves
MORRIS GEO T> Railroad ave bet McPherson and Prospect
Muller Nicholas, cor Bay and Santa Clara aves
Nobmann John N, Park opp Alameda Station
Ohea R H, Park bet Clement and Blanding aves
Santbrd V, cor Railroad ave and Staunton
Shead D S, 1515 Webster
Yogem Jacob, 1509 Park
BERKELEY.
Borman & Co, Four Mile House
Brown Chas, cor University ave and Sixth
Juergens J H, cor San Pablo ave and Union
McLAlN JOSEPH, cor Shattuck and Addison
Moan Edward, cor San Pablo ave and Powell
Pine Henry, Sixth nr University ave
STEWART BROS, cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
Wangerin J D, cor Fifth and University ave
GROCERS-WHOLESALE
MILLER R W & CO, «8 Twelfth
PHELAN&FiSH 472 Eleventh
TILLMANN & BENDEL, agents for the San Jose Fruit Packing
Co, the Pacific Vim oar and Pickle Works, also for Smith,
Baker & Co, tea packers Yokohama, Japan, cor Clay and
Batterv (S F), and 471 Ninth, Oakland
TORRY, WHITMAN & GARDINER, 461 and 463 Eleventh
GUN AND LOCKSMITHS
Bloom Geo W, 410 Ninth
Herget E W, 465 Tenth
Herget Harry, 1218 1 Broadway
Jahn Henry/412 Tenth
Krepper Nicholas, 420 Eleventh
Krepper P H, 904 Washington
Reimers S P L, 773 Seventh
RICE C B, 1073 Thirteenth ave
Rice Lenos, 813 East Twelfth
Scholl Christian F, 517 Seventh
TUTTLE HIRAM S, 623 East Twelfth
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Schafer & Co.: IVMSS CLOTHING. 5L2JK2:
San Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, rtern,an? * ?° propr8*
, XV. cor. 5th & Kirkham Sts
724
CLASSIFIED.
GYMNASIUM-
BERKELEY.
BerkeleyB Gymnasium, Geo Bates principal, Dana bet Bancroft
and Allston Way
Harmon Gymnasium, University Grounds
HAIRDRESSERS
(See Barbers.)
HAIRDRESSERS-LADIES
Springsteen F I Mrs, 458 Twelfth
Stewart E J Mrs, 965 Washington
HAIR GOODS-HUMAN-
Abbott S M Mrs, 1210 Broadway
Green A V Mrs, 1113 Broadway
MATHES & CO, 1118 Broadway
HARDWARE-
(See also Stoves and Tinware.)
Beverton Samuel, 959 Washington
BROWN GEO S, 972 Broadway
EVERSON W & M. SW cor Ninth and Broadway
PEDRINI C SE cor Telegraph ave and Birch
PIERCE <& C0> 971 Broadway
TUM SUDEN HENRY> 693-697 East Twelfth
Verrill C M, 507 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Hecker Adolph, 1535 Webster
Mazzini Louis, 1515 Park
VOSBURGH J B. 1425 Park
HARNESS AND SADDLERY-
(See also Harnessmakers and Saddlers.)
Boudreau A, 820 Broadway
Emlay Oliver, 1160 Broadway
LENTELL JAMES. 469 and 471 Fourteenth
McConnell J D, 807 Broadway
NEWBY & WEST, 473 and 475 Twelfth
PALMER A W, 1050 Broadway
Wood & Wallace, 917 Washington
S. F. LAUNDRY.
4,iOO I» WORK, LOW I'ltlCES. Office,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland,
r^LVeAx^R Agent Hartford Insurance Co., Capital. $4,500,000
CLASSIFIED.
725
HARNESSMAKERS AND SADDLERS
(See also Harness and Saddlery.)
Archibald S C, 621 East Twelfth
Baldwin Mark, 406 East Twelfth
Boudreau A, 820 Broadway-
Evans Charles O, 1311 Broadway
Fitzpatrick Edward C, 455 Eighth
Hanley Wm, 1082 East Fourteenth
Mueller Jacob, 1259 San Pablo ave
ALAMEDA.
Tillman Peter, 1522 Park
HATTERS
(See also Hats and Caps.)
BRINK MARCELLUS, 967 Broadway
MEYER G W. 869 Broadway
MILLER GEO W. 1013 Broadway
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-
Adams Johc M, 1772 Telegraph ave
Anderson Thomas & Sons, cor Durant and Broadway
Barstow & Garber, SE cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Carlton J A, 1307 Telegraph ave
Clooney & O'Brien, NW cor Railroad ave and Henry
DEWITT WILMAR 979 and 981 Market
FLEMING J W 1957 San Pablo ave
FLYNN PATRICK. 1459 and 1461 Seventh
Fox & Price, foot of Division
Fuchs Philip, 1109 Center
Gaylord *.V Olmstead, NW cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph ave
Jackson Tatlow, 1070 Commerce
KING C A MRS, 1656 and 1658 San Pablo ave
LANE WM SE cor Twelfth and Market
LENOX EDWARD H & SON, East Fourteenth bet Eleventh and
Twelfth aves
Lusk L P ^ Co, Telegi'aph ave bet Linden and Temescal
Marshal] < ' K. NE cor San Pablo ave and Sixteenth
MAY ALEX W, 605 and 607 East Eleventh
McCarron Bros, 1847 San Pablo ave
Sagehorn Wilhelm T, 471 and 471 A Sixth
TUM SUDEN HENRY 093 697 East Twelfth
Welch Clta.s J, 558 East 'I welt'th
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.utviH A hIKVEs, Proprietors, (or,
T usiapli Avenue aud J>uiunt Street.
Moretti & Trezzini.^ag Fresco & Decorative Artists
726
CLASSIFIED.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED— Continued
ALAMEDA.
KELLER C MRS- 1609 and 1611 Park
Koerber Henry, 15 and 17 Santa Clara ave
SCHROEDER & VICTORS, cor Park and Webb ave
BERKELEY.
Bvrne N B, University ave bet Walnut and Shattuck
CdRMICK & CORBETT, University ave nr Shattuck ave
STEWART BR0S> cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
HAY AND GRAIN- WHOLESALE
SMITH & BUTLER, 423 and 425 Eleventh
HIDES, PELTS AND TALLOW-
COOK & CORDER, Stock Yards
Gaudin J L, Stock Yards
HORSESHOERS
(See also Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers.)
CASEY JOHN, 418 Seventh
Follrath Adam, 1060 Thirteenth
Gibbs Win T Sr, 958 Franklin
G1LM0RE ROBERT, 268 Twelfth
HAM ELI N & CO, 658 Broadway
Hurley Daniel, 414 Eleventh
Kallahar Patrick, 370 Twelfth
P.dsifer A W, 1362 San Pablo ave
Ryan Martin, 867 Clay
Sicotte F & Son, 862 Wood
Williams T T, 411 Fourth
Wilson Harvey M, 1058 Franklin
HORSE TRAINER
TAPP ROBT H, cor Twenty-second and Union
HOSIERY-
California Hosiery Co, cor First and Jefferson
HOSPITALS
Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary, 1057 Alice
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY o-^{S««MRfiHaaL
ALLEN, TUGGLE t C0„c<
C.A-BIiTE'X' WOODS OF ALL ISX3TI3S,
oi*. IN and JSO S|M'ar Mreet, Nan Fraiieisco.
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HOTELS-
(See also Board and Lodging, also Lodgings.)
Capitol Hotel, Ruedy Bros proprs, 1021 Franklin
Centennial (The), O R Johnson propr, NE cor Fourteenth and
Clay
CENTRAL HOTEL C J Rossini, 1723-1727 Seventh
('baiter Oak Hotel, Mrs Mary Hall proprietress, 1763 Seventh
East Oakland Hotel, Wm Deike propr, 579 and 581 East Twelfth
EUREKA HOTEL, H H Meyer proprietor, SW cor Washington
and Seventh
GALINDO HOTEL- John M Lawlor proprietor, Eighth bet Broad-
way and Franklin
Grand Western Hotel, John Henninger propr, 1756 Seventh
Hotel de France, Mrs M Mosher proprietress, First bet Broadway
and Franklin
MECHANICS' HOTEL. Andrew Boysen proprietor, 416 Seventh
Newland House, Wm Kent propr, NE cor Seventh and Wash-
ington
New York Hotel, Jas Gibbons propr, SE cor Seventh and
Franklin
Piedmont Hotel, Piedmont Springs
Seventh Street House, Wm Farmer propr, 1804 Seventh
St Lawrence Hotel, Mrs E C Converse propr, 1305 Broadway
TUBBS HOTEL- John M Lawlor proprietor, East Twelfth bet
Fourth and Fifth aves
UNION HOTEL, Jas Woodward proprietor, NW cor East Twelfth
and Thirteenth ave
West End Hotel, A B Plimley propr, SW cor Seventh and Pe-
ralta
WINSOR HOUSE, C C Wheeler proprietor, SW cor Ninth and
Washington
WINTER'S HOTEL, John Winter proprietor, 1236 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Garden Hotel, Chas Strum propr, Prospect bet Railroad
and Santa Clara aves
Alameda Hotel, Alexander Johnson propr, Park bet Buena Vista
and Eajjle ave
BIRD'S HOTEL, Geo Bird proprietor, Pacific ave bet William
and Bay
Britt's Hotel, P Britt propr, cor Webster and Central ave
Kohlmoos Hotel, John Kohl moos propr, Railroad ave bet Second
and Third aves
Loyal Oak Hotel, Mrs Susan Barlow propr, Park bet Railroad
and Pacific ave
Schafer & Co.! amTYJUuAs' CLOTHING, %
Mont- g^ f ^j^
Washington Brewery, ^w8--
COS. 5th & EIE.EHAJJ STSEETS.
728
CLASSIFIED.
HOTELS— Continued-
PARK HOTEL. Charles F Miller proprietor, cor Park and En-
cinal ave
YOSEMITE HOTEL, J B Anthony & Co proprietors, 1530 Park
BEEKELET.
Golden Gate Hotel, J H Rourke propr, cor Dalton ave and Bay
RAILROAD HOUSE, Samuel Lingard proprietor, cor Rose and
Shattuck ave
TERMINUS HOTEL, John Acheson proprietor, cor University
and Shattuck ave
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Beverton S, 959 Washington
ALAMEDA.
Hecker Adolph, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
HOUSE MOVERS
Sewell Walter A, 359 Seventh
ICE-
Collett & Co, 515 Fourth
OAKLAND ICE WORKS, R R Thompson proprietor, 365 Tenth
INCUBATOR MANUFACTURERS
Halsted Jas M, 1011 Broadway
PETERSON JOHN, 1307 Casti-o
INSURANCE AGENTS
Barnard W E, 470 Ninth
BIGELOW E, 458 Ninth
Christen Wm, 171<S Seventh
DAVIS A G & CO, 462 Eighth
FOGG JAS L 460 Tenth
FULLER HINDS. 912 Broadway
GILCREST FRANK M, 466 Eighth
GORDON HARRY F, 922 and 924 Broadway
GRIFFIN HENRY E, 958 Broadway
Hardy John J, 961 Broadway
HERON E A, 422 Twelfth
Lapham Grant, SW cor Eighth and Webster
LAT0N B B, 468 Ninth
Martens & Meese, 907 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •-^{^^s^-KSfflSi'SSu
JAMES L. BARKER, J^sfiSS!i5S. BERKELEY.
CLASSIF1KD.
729
INSURANCE AGENTS-Continued-
Mathews E G, 628 East Twelfth
Naismith Geo S, 476 Eighth
Prather W L, 454 Ninth
REDFIELD HORACE A, 969 Broadway
Robinson & Russ, 464 Tenth
Roff Harry L. 1004 Broadway
Seaman Geo B, 422 Twelfth
Sherman W B, 458 Ninth
SNYDER A J & SON. 4«7 Ninth
STRONG & WATSON. .470 Ninth
Thomson Samuel, 458 Ninth
Troy J H, 457 Ninth
Waggoner Geo W, 408 Tenth
ALAMEDA.
Clark & Bvler, 1513 Webster
GILBERT A C & CO, 2 Park Row
Holtz Win, 1544 Webster
REYNOLDS J M, Park nr Encinal ave
ROBINSON HENRY, Park nr National Bank
BERKELEY.
BARKER JAS L, cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
BEARDSLEE FRED W, Shattuck ave opp Railroad Depot
INSURANCE COMPANIES
/ETNA FIRE, H A Redfield agent, 957 Broadway
Alleuiania Fire, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Amazon, Strong & Watson agents, 470 Ninth
American Central, Strong & Watson agents, 470 Ninth
California. V W Gaskill agent, 466 Ninth
Commercial Insurance (S F), B B Laton agent, 468 Ninth
Commercial Union Assurance Co (of London), John H Troy
agent, 457 Ninth
CONTINENTAL FIRE, James L Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, B B Laton agent,
468 Ninth
Fire Insurance Association of London, H Griffin agent, 958
Broadway
FIREMAN'S FUND- Hinds Fuller agent, 912 Broadway
GERMAN-AMERICAN, Strong & Watson agents, 470 Ninth
Girard Fire, 14 Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Hamburg-Bremen Fire (of Hamburg,) Martens & Meese agents,
907 Washington
OAI/I ANn DDCM/CDY KRAMM* DIBVES, Proprietor*, lor.
UArxLAriU DnL.WL.nT, Telegraph A venae and Damn* Street.
Moretti & Trezzini,
us ffS; Fresco & Decorative Artists
730
CLASSIFIED.
INSURANCE COMPANIES-Continued.
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire, Martens & Meese agents, 907 Wash-
ington
HARTFORD FIRE, Strong & Watson agent?, 470 Ninth
HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, Strong & Watson agents, 470
Ninth
Home of New York, Harry L Roff agent, 1004 Broadway
HOME MUTUAL, Alameda Branch, 922 and 924 Broadway
Imperial London, Northern & Queen of England, Harry L Roff
agent, 1004 Broadway
Liverpool & London & Globe, John H Troy agent, 457 Ninth
London and Lancashire (of Liverpool), 466 Ninth
London and Northwestern Fire (of England), H H Griffin agent,
958 Broadway
Manchester Fire, V W Gaskill agent, 466 Ninth
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK- N J,
James Munsell Jr general a^ent, 415 Montgomery
MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW Y0RK> James L Fogg agent, 460
Tenth
New Orleans Insurance Association, H Griffin agent, 958
Broadway
NEW ZEALAND- F M Gilcrest agent, 466 Eighth
NIAGARA FIRE, James L Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE, Strong & Watson
agents, 907 Washington
North German Fire (of Hamburg), Martens & Meese agents, 907
Washington
Oakland Fire, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
OAKLAND HOME- W F Blood secretary, 469 Ninth
People's of Newark, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Phoenix of Brooklyn, Robinson & Russ agents, 464 Tenth
Phoenix of Hartford, Harry L Roff agent, 1004 Broadway
Progress National of Paris, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
St Paul, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Standard of England, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
Star of New York, Robinson & Russ agents, 464 Tenth
State Investment and Insurance Co, A G Davis & Co agents, 462
Eighth
State of Pennsylvania, Robinson & Russ agents, 464 Tenth
Sun, W L Prather agent, 454 Ninth
Teutonia, H Griffin agent, 958 Broadway
The Lion Fire Insurance Co of London, George B Seaman agent,
422 Twelfth
TRAVELERS' ACCIDENT, James L Fogg agent, 460 Tenth
Union of San Francisco, Samuel Thompson manager, 458 Ninth
Union of New Zealand, V W Gaskill agent, 466 Ninth
2. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL I)»\K at VEHV LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE « CO., OAK PLANK, "a^aSaE?.'
m porter
Watches,
WELRY
irerware,
tciois
Stones,
Etc.
5 J St,
CLASSIFIED.
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315
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IMONDS,
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CHHORST.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES-Continued-
Watertown Fire of New Y-rk, H Griffin agent, 058 Broadway
Western Fire and Marine, Grant Laphara agent, 481 Ninth
ALAMEDA.
American Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row
Continental Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row
Hartford Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co
agents, 2 Park Row
Manchester Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row
New Zealand Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park Row
North American Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2
Park Row
Niagara Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park Row
Oakland Home Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park
Row
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2
Park Row
Sun Insurance Co, W G Flynn agent, cor Webster and Railroad
ave
BERKELEY.
Hartford Insurance Company, James L Barker agent, cor
Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
Lion Insurance Company, James L Barker agent, cor Dwight
Way and Shdttuck ave
IRON CORNER SCREENS
BLACKBURN THOMAS, 531 Eighth
IRON AND STEEL
BROWN GEO S- 972 Broadway
California Iron and Steel Co, Emery Station
IRRIGATING PIPE
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, 1172
MILLER & WINSOR H72 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, 1172 Broad-
way
Schafer& Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order "^KrsK-
Washington Brewery, RTgSTSS? ^Sflg Ssssa-
732
CLASSIFIED.
JAPANESE GOODS
Chew, Bonsf & Co, 1166 Broadway
SUE WOO SING & CO, 465 Twelfth
JEWELRY-MANUFACTURING
Ellis Walter G, 954 Broadway
HAYSOM CHARLES C> Center Street Station
JUNK
Bomgard Solomon, 416 Third
Magee John, 370 Second
Stein A R, 701-705 Broadway
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Bishop A W, 453 Eighth
CHURCH AUGUSTUS M, 864± Broadway
Jenks C C, 453 Eighth
Mathews E G, 628 East Twelfth
Nusbaumer Emil, 859 Bi-oadway
ALAMEDA.
CROSBY ELISHA 0, Park opp Pacific ave
RadclifF Chas M, Santa Clara ave next to post-office
BERKELEY.
Terry Chester N, cor Sixth and University ave
JUTE MANUFACTURING CO
California Jute Mill Co, Third ave bet Tenth and Eleventh
LAMPS AND OILS
Falls John H, 1255 San Pablo ave
Yates & Co, 955 Washington
ALAMEDA.
Hecker Adolph, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
LAUNDRIES
CALOU & SCHEVANTOM 1916 San Pablo ave
Coins Raymond, 1228 Broadway
Contra Costa Laundry, H E Bartlett manager, 867 Broadway
Flanigan Christopher, Prospect ave, east of Broadway
Fruit Vale French Laundry, 407 Eighth
JARRET JACQUES, 939 Thirty-fifth
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WI-LL DOXKatVEItY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jas. L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., capital, $4,000,000
q porter
Watches,
W1ELRY
rcrware,
;cious
Stones,
Etc.
5 J St.,
315
Stx»*t
iWaishet,
kMONOS,
Specialty.
CLASSIFIED.
733
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.YtRWARE,
LAUNDRIES— Continued
Le Protti Sisto, 1515 San Pablo ave
Matthieson Dennis, 82G Twenty-second
Prevost Edward, 522 Eighth
ALAMEDA.
BONNEMAZON & BARCILLES, 1524 Park
Collin Desire, San Antonio ave nr Walnut
Schumacher Carl G, Central ave nr Walnut
LEATHER CLOTH
BERKELEY.
DAVIS FRANK A (manufacturer), Parker nr Ellsworth
LIBRARIES AND READING ROOMS
Central Reading Room, Wm G Dinsmore superintendent, Four-
teenth next City Hall
EAST OAKLAND FREE READING ROOM, 307 East Twelfth
OAKLAND FREE LIBRARY, Miss Ina D Coolbrith librarian,
Fourteenth nr City Hall
Odd Fellows' Library, Peter J Ipsen librarian, NW cor Eleventh
and Franklin
West Oakland Free Reading Room, 1704 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Free Library, Robert Kirk librarian, Santa Clara ave nr
Park
BERKELEY.
Bacon Library and Art Building, University Grounds
LIME, CEMENT, HAIR, ETC
Fortin Victor L, 480 Third
Remillard Brick Co (manufacturers), foot of Webster and Pacific
St Wharf
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LIQUORS-RETAIL
Avan Charles, 370 Eighth
Ballard J W, 404 Ninth
Barnett J J. 422 Eighth
BARTELS HENRY, HI* Broadway
Blackson 6z Piatt, 762 Seventh
Bignami Louis, 572 Seventh
Bonjour Henrv, 1255 Telegraph ave
BRANDON JAMES B, NE cor Twelfth and Webster
Are the
BEST,
USE
rso
ft A V I TlU il DDPU/TRY KRA1IM & IUEVES, Proprietors, (or
U AIM ASlU DnLVfL.ni, Telegraph Avenue and I>uiant Street
oretti & Trezzini,
Moretl
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;:■■
::.■;
S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
■34
CLASSIFIED.
A. Orna-
mental
TREES,
FLANTS,
LIQUORS-RETAIL— Continued
Fl'Uit Bryant E J, 801 Broadway-
Bunker Isaiah. 1805 Seventh
Buttelrnann Wm, 612 Franklin
Cadieax Isaac L. 832 Broadway
CAMPBELL EDWIN H, 411 Eighth
Carroll "V\ m F. Telegraph ave, North Temescal
Cashin William G, 418 B
Cassis John, SE cor Telegraph and First aves
CASTENBABER JOHN 4ui Tenth
Cavanaugh Daniel, SW eor Forty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Chartrand Louis, 560 Franklin
Chri-tensen John A. Twelfth Street Bridge
CHURCH H E S35 Market
CHURCH JOHN H ~ - Eighth bet Broadway and Washington
CLEARY MICHAEL 350 Twelfth
Crippa Henry T. 850 Frank, in
Cronin S D, 422 Eighth
518 S nth
Dutil Lorenzo, 1441 San Pablo ave
Eiferle Chris, 408 Eighth
E\vi_' Erne-t. 861 Campbell
Fennessey John, 463 Ninth
Fiege J Henry, 840 Broadway
Fleming John J, 625 Twelfth
c a
V>r
FRASER MARCUM- '574 Broadway
GAR0N LOUIS G 553 Broadway
Gaspard Francis, 82< East Twelfth
Geerbahn Frederick, 674 Broadway
Louis, 1751 Seventh
3ixi nth and Twelfth
Grunewald Michael, 858 Washington
HANIFIN JEREMIAH J cor Seventh and Broadway and 465
Fourteenth
Hanley Michael, 1507 Seventh
Hansen Theodore, NE cor Tt-nth and Franklin
Hariinv France. 601 Webster
Hart Daniel^ 622 Broadway
Heinold John M. 142«j San Pablo ave
Held John, 1114 Broadway
Henken I F, 901 East Fourteenth
HERBERT & SONDERLEITER 477 Ninth
Horan John C. 604 B:
HUSING D 379 Twelfl
Inwail Harry J, 401 Seventh
Ironmonger Wm C, SW cor Broadway and Sixth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offices.
3.'J Geary St., San Francisco.
•»<i'4 Broadway, Oaklaad.
dlLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
1H and -iO Spear St.
San Fran«lsoo.
CLASSIFIED.
735
LIQUORS— RETAIL- Continued-
Johnson Jacob, foot of Webster
Jurgens Chas, billiard room, 4-0!) Twelfth
Kaiser Henry, 459 Seventh
Kane Peter, 663 Broadway
Kegler Charles M. 953 Seventh
Kimball James II, XW cor Bast Eleventh and Thirteenth ave
KLINK THOMAS G A.cme Billiard Parlors, 1008 Broadway
KOHLER ERNEST F, L 502 Seventh
Kraft George, 859 Washington
KUGLER & SCHAEFER ,836 Broadway
Lange Theodore, s\\ cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph ave
Larson Neils, L323 Fourteenth
Lassen Peter, S\V cor Franklin and Seventh
Lavigne Joseph, Emery Station
Lehrbass Richard, !»li) Seventh
Lewis & Webb, 1840 Seventh
Leyner ( ! Mrs. L362 ( lenter
Long James, 1833 Seventh
Loud Warren, 47(i Ninth
L\ nch John, 1457 Seventh
MADIGAN M & D 900 Broadway
Manuel & Barut, 1265 San Pablo ave
Maleton H, 1574 San Pablo ave
Martin Michael, 57<) Broadway
McCarthy Chas, Market Street Station
McFadden M, cor Nineteenth and San Pablo ave
MLcGarry Andrew, Webster ave and Piedmont Junction
Mc Williams James t ', SF cor Franklin and Seventh
MENTZ F, L270 Center
Miller Louis, 558 Franklin
MOFFITT JAMES cor Fast Eleventh and Thirteenth ave
Mon-vla/, ('has J, SE cor Broadway and Sixth
Moran Bernard, cor Thirty-sixth and San Pablo ave
Muhlethaler John, SW cor Wood and Coss
Mulholland Robert, 415 Seventh
Murphy Daniel, 851 Seventh
Murphv Michael, 713 Broadway
Myers M M Mrs. cor Fourth and Franklin
Neher & '"lenient, 1769 Sixteenth
NEWMAN THOMAS; proprietor Pullman Palace Saloon, 1791
Seveni h
Noi.sat Peter, 1233 Broadway
Nolan James, 420 Seventh
Noll Joseph, 856 Webster
Nommensen C F, L226 Broadway
Schafer& Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, ftftSSSsra:
Washington Brewery,
Westermann A Co., Pronrs-
N. W. COB. 5th & KISKHAM STREETS.
736
CLASSIFIED.
LiaUORS-RETAIL-Contimied.
Nugent James, 879 Washington
O'Donnell Michael, 811 Seventh
0 GARRA M J, 1454 Seventh
O'Neil Con, 1835 Seventh
Ossenbruggen John, 315 East Twelfth
Paoli F & Co, 909 Seventh
Pedrini C, SE cor Telegraph ave and Birch, Temescal
Perata & Viano, 710 Broadway
Peru William, Tenth bet Washington and Broadway
PETAR & DRESCO 1072 Broadway
Piepenburg A, 1165 Seventh
PIONEER SALOON. SE cor Fourth and Broadway
RADOVICH J L & CO. sw cor Seventh and Broadway
RAFFO BROS, 671 and 673 Broadway
RATHJEN DIEDRICH, 801 Jefferson
Razanski Ignacio, 1756 Telegraph ave
REATH JAS M, 461 Sixth
Reek Wm F, 1466* Seventh
REYNDERSJOHN T, 1157 Seventh
RICARDO & FASCHIAN, 836 Webster
Rocca Gianni, e s Telegraph ave nr Birch
ROCOVICH & GHIRARDELLI, Market Street Station and 835
Market
ROWE JOHN NW cor Seventh and Webster
ROSSO S COTTAGE, Frank Rosso proprietor, Central ave opp
Lake Merritt
Ruprich G A, 382 East Twelfth
Sandison John, Oakland Theater
Sayers R S, cor Thirty-ninth and Telegraph ave
Schaefer John, 1517 San Pablo ave
SCHAEFER JOHN M, 366 Twelfth
Schaefer John, 1517 San Pablo ave
SCHE1DING TRAUGOTT H, 1816 Seventh
SCHLOTZHAUER PAUL, 482 Eighth
Schmidt & Fieberling, 842 Broadway
Schmitt John, 466 Seventh
SCHOENFELDER JOHN, cor Seventh and Wood
SELNA & DAMNITZ, 1024 Broadway
Sharp Geo, 650 Myrtle
Simmons Jos, 417 Seventh
Stocky John, 1661 Eighth
Streit Wm, 1050 Franklin
Sullivan Jas L, 1224 San Pablo ave
Sullivan Thos D, cor Telegraph ave and Fiftieth
TERNEY JOHN, 854 Broadway
ST lAllMnDV WA8H1KG DONE AT 8HOBT KOTIOB.
. T. LAUWUnl. Office. 33 Geary St., S. F.. and HOZ Broadway. Oakland.
rAMES L. BARKER, BERKELEY, Manager forTheBerkeUy VfflagB Improvement
Association. Plana tumished anil houses built for CASH Or On INSTALLMENTS
CLASSIFIED.
737
LIQUORS-RETAIL— Continued-
THAYER EDWARD F> 464 Eighth
Tremblay Emery, 802 Broadway
TURK & NORTON, cor Fifteenth and San Pablo ave
Vogt David, 422 Eleventh
Vonglahn John F, 1451 Seventh
WALSH WM proprietor Center Junction Exchange Saloon,
junction Peralta, cor Center and Seventeenth
Walsh & Dowdican, 468 Seventh
Welsh M, 471 Tenth
Welter L, 951 Sixth ave
WEMMER DAVID, 414-418 Eighth
White J W, 1303 San Pablo ave
Wolter Reimer, 1125 Thirteenth
Wunderlin Stephen, 629 East Twelfth
ALAMEDA.
Beckmann J N, cor Pacific ave and Chestnut
Boehse Chas, 1509 Webster
Boyd John, Central ave bet Webster and Third ave
Boynton Mary Mrs, Central ave opp Second ave
Brogan Nicholas, cor Oak and Railroad ave
CANTUS GEO- Schuetzen Park, Central ave bet McPherson and
Prospect
Delaney Mary Mrs, Central ave opp Second
Dittmar Chas, 1511 Park
Edwards John, Central ave nr Third ave
Frank Andrew, 1117 Park
Holtz Fred J, cor Railroad ave and Webster
Horst Win, cor McPherson and Santa Clara ave
Jans < )bbe, cor Oak and San Antonio ave
Kearney Mary Mrs, cor High and Monroe
Kohlmooa Chris, cor Santa Clara ave and Benton
KRUGER WM, cor Oak and Alameda ave
LONG BRANCH SALOON AND GARDEN, E Mayrisch proprie-
tor, cor Webster and Railroad ave
LIQUORS-WHOLESALE.
Louis Edouard, cor Park and Bank
Malatesta Jos, cor Railroad ave and Minturn
MARCUSE FELIX, SE and SW cors Sherman and Railroad ave
Morebead fc Bell, cor Central and Third aves
NELSON HANS, cor Park and Encinal aves
Oetgengerdes Frederick, cor Central ave and Prospect
Pahlinann Rudolph, Central ave bet Webster and Third
Petersen Carl, 1427 Park
1
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OAKLAND BREWERY,
47
KKAHll <V DIKVKN, Proprietor*, (or.
Telegraph Avenue and Duiunt Street.
Moretti & Trezzini, C
ST. ANN'S BUILDING, >->•
F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
738
CLASSIFIED.
LiaUORS-WHOLESALE-Continued.
Rau Frederick, cor Park and Lincoln ave
Reinecker & Olsen, 1531 Park
Schaberg Wm, Pacific ave bet William and Bay
Schroeder Louis, cor Third and Central aves
SIEBEN PHILIP, cor Park and Railroad ave
Stoddard Thos, cor Central ave and McPherson
Stritzinger Jacob, Santa Clara ave bet St Charles and McPher-
son
Vogt Frank C, Railroad ave bet Park and Oak
BERKELEY.
Borman & Co, Four Mile House
Clark Rose Mrs, cor Fourth and University ave
Conley John, San Pablo ave nr University
Guittiere E, San Pablo road nr Shoe Factory
HARDING J H, Frederick Hall cor San Pablo and University
aves
HERSHBERG LEON & CO. «53 Washington
Higgins Jas, University ave nr Second
Keef John, cor Sixth and Delaware
Maher John, cor Dalton ave and Bay
Moan Edward, cor San Pablo ave and Powell
Orr Wm H, cor San Pablo and Union aves
PETAR & DRESCO, 1072 Broadway
RADOVICH J L & CO. SW cor Seventh and Broadway
Rooney J T, cor University and San Pablo aves
Vogt Herman, cor Second and University aves
WATSON WARREN M & CO, 474 Eleventh
LIVE STOCK DEALERS
HAINES ELLIS A, SE cor Tenth and Harrison
ALAMEDA.
Petersen Carl, 1427 Park
LIVERY STABLES
Bartholomew Alfred, 1060 Thirteenth ave
BIGLER J R. proprietor Stanford Stables, cor Wood and Seventh
Boardman Wm T, cor Twelfth and Clay
Brown Jas A & Co, 510 Thirteenth
Carter John, 457 Eighth
CARTIER FRANK, 808 Broadway
Clark F T, 10(5G Thirteenth ave
Cunningham Thos A, 1368 Broadway
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, L.OW PRICES. Olti<-e,
33 Geary St, S. F, and 862 Broadway, Oakland-
ALIEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD WOODS,1^2!?,^^-
CLASSIFIED. 739
LIVERY STABLES-Continued
Decker Martin L, 411 Thirteenth
DEWITT WILMAR 979 and 981 Market
I rates A, Thirteenth bet Broadway and Franklin
Glover R. 570 Ninth
HECOX ADNA H.1352 San Pablo ave
Hunt Geo C, 5 1 1- Fourteenth
LAPHAM & ROWE- SW cor Eighth and Webster
MAY ALEXANDER W 605 aiM 607 East Eleventh
MCCLEVERTY & NOBLETT, 860 Broadway
McCloud Chaa A. 852 Ninth
NOR CHRIS H.1565 Seventh
Pumyea Peter, 470 Seventh
Qtiimby Daniel J, 138G Broadway
Swett Asa W, East Twelfth bet Eleventh and Twelfth aves
Tinkham M M, cor Twelfth and Webster
TRESCOTT GEO T, proprietor El Dorado Livery Stable, 377
Eleventh
Van Amringe H A, SE cor Fourteenth and Franklin
Warrener & Sticker, 1688 Telegraph ave
Zerrell Hermann, 368 Eighth
i
ALAMEDA.
Encinal Livery Stable, John H Smith proprietor, Encinal ave bet
Oak and Park
Martin & Crowe, Park opp C P R R Depot
Smith John H, Encinal bet Park and Oak
Townsend H L, Third ave bet Central and Taylor aves
LODGING HOUSES
(See also Hotels ; also Boarding and Lodging.)
Ansling Pauline, 612 Franklin
Bogart Sarah E, 460 Sixth
Bowers S E Mrs, 510 Fifth
Brewster C Mrs, 672 Broadway
Cary Hannah Mrs, 756 Seventh
Chartrand Louis, 06O Franklin
Clark Robert V, 1202 Broadway
Dodge John H, NE cor Sixth and Broadway
Forrest M F, 1460 Seventh
Freeman Aggie Miss, 973 Washington
Gladding Lydia H, 1254 Broadway
Graffelman M Mrs, 816 Cedar
Hall Mary Mrs, 1763 and 1765 Seventh
Harris M II Mrs, 866 Broadway
Jones S M Mrs, 586 Tenth
^
Schafer & Co.: £«%22? CLOTHING. SUi?S£ Sao Francisco.
WASHINGTON BREWERY, %\v.
cor. 5th & K ii k ham Sta
740
CLASSIFIED.
LODGING HOUSES Continued
KENNEY MARY E MRS, 807 Washington
Lawyer P Mrs, 517 Ninth
McCormick Julia, 1156 Broadway
Musgrave M Mrs, 467 Tenth
O'Niel C J Mrs, 321 Sixth
Orth R Mrs, 1787 Seventh
Plimley Sarah Mrs, 1607 Seventh
Pritchard James, 470 Eighth
Purcell J A Miss, 1152 Franklin
Skelton M A Mrs, 831 Franklin
Smith Mary A, 1772 Seventh
Smyth S Mrs, 410 Tenth
Taney J D Mrs, 1165 Broadway
Townsend Ellen Mrs, 409 Seventh
Trahan A F Mrs, 815 Washington
Winans Mahlon L Mrs, 1762 William
Winslow E C Mrs, 1863 William
ALAMEDA.
Henkel William F, cor Santa Clara ave and Walnut
Wiederhold John, cor Webb ave and Park
LUMBER
BROOKLYN LUMBER YARD. Mendocino Lumber Co proprie-
tors, Thomas Wilkinson manager, foot Fourteenth ave
Dean E B & Co, cor First and Market
Laidlaw Walter, SE cor Seventh and Brush
MENDOCINO LUMBER CO. E C Williams superintendent, 957
Broadway
Merritt Samuel, proprietor Oakland Lumber Yard, cor First and
Washington
TAYLOR & CO, foot of Washington
WEST BERKELEY LUMBER YARD, I P Morse agent, 957
Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Alameda Lumber Co, J L Lewis agent, Park bet Pacific and
Buena Vista aves
DERBY E M & CO. Alameda Wharf
Encinal Lumber Yard, Ronton, Holmes & Co proprs, cor Oak and
Encinal ave
Independent Lumber Co, E P Reed superintendent, cor Walnut
and Alameda ave
WEST BERKELEY LUMBER YARD, Thomas Richardson man-
ager, Second nr Bristol
S. F. LAUNDRY.
<.JO«»l> WOK It liOW PKM'KS. Olfire,
33 Gear} St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
rAMFS L. BARKER,
Sarlcalajr
:R Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital. $4,500,000
CLASSIFIED.
741
MACHINISTS
Frauneder Leopold, 419 Truth
Hobart John A, 14(57 San Pablo ave
MITCHELL, FISCHER & KETSCHER, 025 Myrtle
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
Stebbins Alfred, 1004 Tenth
MARBLE WORKS
Dwyer D D, SE cor Seventh and Castro
Knowles F E & Co, SW cor Seventh and Castro
MONUMENT MARBLE WORKS. William Gross proprietor, 855
Franklin
Moynihao & Goetz, 71 L Seventh
Sullivan James, 523 Seventh
MARKETS
(See Butchers and Markets.)
MATCH MANUFACTURERS.
REHNERT & SON, Second bet Harrison and Alice
MECHANICS TOOLS
ALAMEDA.
Hecker Adolph, Webster bet Santa Clara and Railroad aves
METAL ROOFING
Paul Colin, 1616 Telegraph ave
MID WIVES
Abele M Mrs, 918 Sutter
Allen Susan Mrs, 1766 William
Bain M Mrs, 510 Seventh
Fleck E Mrs, 362 Tenth
Hansen G M Mrs, 463 B
Jackson F Mrs, 223 Hollis
Stablen H Mrs, 1580 Telegraph ave
MILLINERS
BETTMANN M MRS- 1000 Broadway
Brigga Leroy H, 1107 Broadway
Campos M Mi-s, 1152 Broadway
.A.
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UAfM-AHU DllLWL.nI, T. Ie«rapli Avcuuo m.d Du.unt
(or,
Street.
Moretf) & Trezzini .*&*» Fresco & Decorative
CLASSIFIED.
Artists
742
MILLINERS— Continued
~ 7. Camps J Miss, 408 Thirteenth
' Cunningham M C Mrs, 925 Broadway
Field M W Mrs, 1152 Broadway
Gentry Martha A Mrs, 517i- Seventh
Halsted K K Mrs, 1011 Broadway
Reed Miss F M & Co, 1161 Broadway
Schander Sadie R Miss, 965 Broadway
Silberberg Solomon Mrs, 618 East Twelfth
Snow S Mrs, 955 Washington
ALAMEDA.
Green Theodore, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Raleigh Benjamin H, 1503 Webster
& Orna-
mental
TREES,
PLANTS,
Etc. Etc.
_>
@@
FLOWERS
CROSSES,
CROWNS,
WEEATHS,
PTEAMIDS,
BASKETS
b BOUQUETS.
479 7th
STREET,
OAKLAND
MILLS-PLANING
PACIFIC COAST PLANING MILL, A Kendall & Co proprietors,
cor Grove and Second
MINING AGENTS-
Mather Charles H, 466 Ninth
Mather Solon H, 466 Ninth
MIRRORS
BERG M A, 1058 Broadway
MISSIONS
Chinese Mission, 833 Sixteenth
Chinese Mission of Baptist Church, 719 Eleventh
Chinese Mission of Congregational Church, 623 Tenth
Chinese Mission of M E Church, 612 Fifteenth
Fruit and Flower Mission, 1367 Broadway
St Andrews Mission, 1508 Eighth
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-
BRUENN ADOLPH, proprietor Bruenn's Music Store, 1120
Broadwav
K0HLER & CHASE. HOo Broadway
Rodolph & Co, 969 Washington
NAIL FACTORIES
JUDS0N MANUFACTURING CO; Emery Station
Pacitic Iron and Nail Co, G F Walker supt, First bet Market
and Myrtle
SAiTFRANCISCO LAUNDRY offieeB.j^^x^KSgfflL
KM EM "HIPPIE 9 Pfl cabiwet -wocns cur all aexar=>s
HLLLIl, I UUULL u uU., Wos. IN and so Kp.nr street, San Francisco.
silky's
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TOXIC
AND
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Enoirn.
D2INK
CSLESY,
JEEF &
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&REAT
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TONIC.
CLASSIFIED.
NEWS AGENTS
(See also Books and Stationery; also Varieties.)
Bankhead John W, NW cor Tenth and Broadway
Hardenbergh C P, Brooklyn Station
Taylor Edward P, 857 Broadway
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
AT HOME FRIDAY EVENINGS, Richard S Gladding publisher,
969 Broadwav
DENTAL JAIRUS ^ O Thrailkill proprietor, NW cor Broadway
and Tenth
EAST OAKLAND VIDETTE, L W Allum proprietor, 1216 San
Pablo ave
HERALD OF TRUTH, G S Abbott editor, 1062 Washington
MIRROR (Illustrated), Mirror Publishing Co publishers, 954
Broadway
OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE, Tribune Publishing
Co proprietors, W E Dargie manager, 413-417 Eighth
OAKLAND FREE PRESS, Dewitt C Lawrence proprietor, 1520
Seventh
OAKLAND INDEPENDENT, Moffitt & Burke proprietors, 459
Ninth
OAKLAND JOURNAL, A M Schutt editor and proprietor, 832
Webster
OAKLAND REPORTER, J R Wharton manager, 912 Broadway
OAKLAND DAILY TIMES, Times Publishing Co proprietors, J
B Wvman manager, 952 Broadway
SCIENTIFIC CALIFORNIAN, W 0 Thrailkill proprietor, NW
cor Broadwav and Tenth
SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Elder J H Waggoner editor, cor Twelfth
and Castro
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA ENCINAL, Frederick R Krauth publisher and pro-
prietor, Park nr Lincoln ave
ALAMEDA WEEKLY ARGUS, T D Daniels proprietor, 1510
Park
ALAMEDA WEEKLY NEWS, O S Ingham publisher, Park bet
Railroad and Pacific aves
WEEKLY GAZETTE, G W Herring proprietor, 1511 Webster
BEKKELEY.
BERKELEY ADVOCATE (weekly), H N Marquand proprietor,
Sliattuck ave nr University ave
Schafer & Co.: ErMft? CLOTHING, S^SE; San Francisco.
Washington Brewery \
Hestfrmann & uo., rroprs.,
N. W. COB. 5th & ZlV.ZEi.it STKEETS.
744
CLASSIFIED.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Benedict Newton, 457 Ninth
Burrall Will H, 1106 Broadway
BUTTON FRED L 969 Broadway
Callaghan Jeremiah, 506 Seventh
Dodge Charles F, 1572 Seventh
KOENIG A, 958 Broadway
McLaughlin C W, 466 Ninth
Metcalf George D. 957 Broadway
ROBINSON EDWARD C 1003J Broadway
Rowell Wm K, 458 Ninth
Webster A B, 624 East Twelfth
ALAMEDA.
Krauth Frank J, Park nr Lincoln ave
NOTIONS
(See also Varieties.)
Bennett Barnard, 906 Broadway
Vance James Mrs, 2154 Telegraph ave
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS-
Cleary James, Peralta nr Thirty-sixth
Cleveland & Lytle, 912 Broadway
Cuvreau Ernest, 758 Jackson
Cuvreau Louis, 758 Jackson
Gill Edward, Twenty-eighth bet Market and Adeline
GROVES R, proprietor Oakland Nursery, Shell Mound
Hammon W P & Co, 864| Broadway
HUTCHISON JAMES- proprietor Hutchison's Nursery Depot,
cor Fourteenth and Washington, nursery NE cor Telegraph
ave and Twenty-sixth
KELLER'S NURSERY, P J Keller proprietor, 509 Seventh
King Mathew, Twenty-fifth bet Telegraph ave and Broadway
LUSKJ&SON, 472 Ninth
McDonald Duncan, 479 Seventh
MCLEAN L (successor to D Tisch), 479 Seventh
Newsom Lavens M, 151 East Twelfth
Nicholson George J, NW cor Thirteenth and Webster
SCHLOTZHAUER FRANK, 1101* Broadway
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA NURSERY, John Hunt proprietor, Pacific ave opp
Third ave
hANCISCO LAUNDRY °—
t 3» Geary St., San Francisco.
( SG'Z Itniadmi}', Onklaud.
JAMES L. BARKER, ^ftfeSSJ^, BERKELEY.
Etc
CLASSIFIED.
745
rlHQRST,
TCWELER,
315
r Str»«t
Sacramento
CAJ-
SILVERWARE,
NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS-Contiimed-
Blanding Avenue Nursery, Wm Ball propr, cor Blanding and
Everett
ENCINAL NURSERY. George Rosmarin proprietor, cor Bay and
Central ave
Wachter Ernest V, Railroad ave nr Park
Central Nursery, J Becanne propr, Central ave nr Walnut
BERKELEY.
Dwight Way Park Nursery, G R Bailey propr, cor Blake
Shattuck ave
NURSES
Abele M Mrs, 918 Center
Atkins Mamie Miss, 811 Washington
Bain M Mis, 510 Seventh
Baley H C Mrs, 75G Seventh
Barstow Mary E, 936 Thirty-sixth
Bartlett Jennie Mrs, 1001 Franklin
Bell Ellen Miss, Thirty -sixth nr San Pablo ave
Bliss Eliza J, 118 Ninth
Blunt Hannah Mrs, 779 Eighth
Boley C H Mrs, 855 Washington
Bowers Mary Mrs, 1113 Broadway
Davis M E Mrs, Claremont ave, Temescal
Donovan Johanna, 810 Alice
Dodson Sophia Mrs, 806 Alice
Durgin Fanny Mrs, 1721 William
Favor Laura P, 356 Seventh
Fleck Emelia Mrs, 362 Tenth
Frazer Jane, 1551 Seventh
Green S M Mrs, 1006 Fifth
Healey Susan, 1304 Jackson
Hughes J Mrs, 71 1 Sixth
Lindsey Mrs, 602 East Twelfth
Lloyd A Mrs, 1528 West
Loze Cora, 831 Seventeenth
Ludwig B Mrs, 806 East Fourteenth
Monahan Kate, 1307 Jefferson
Moore E H Mrs, Claremont ave, Temescal
Mitchell Mary Mrs, 142 Hollis
Newell Julia'M.s, 807 Castro
Patrick Anna Mis, 557 Sixth
Richardson S J Mrs, 1310 Market
Rogers Elizabeth Mrs, 762 Alice
Servine Sophia Mrs, 1509 Seventh
Siegel Sarah Mrs, 840 Webster
and
nil/l ft U n DDCM/CDV KKAMM A IUKVKS, Proprietors, « or.
UAnLAIlU BnL.WL.nT, Teltxrapb Avciiut- and Durant Street.
lYIoreitl & I rezZinirslNFEANciscoB: fresco & Decorative Artists
746
CLASSIFIED.
NURSES— Continued.
Sumner Susan Mrs, 313 Ninth
Triplett Angeline Mrs, 865 Henry
Triplett I N, 1453 Sixteenth
Ward Margaret Miss, 226 Haven
Wright E A Mrs, 1222 Thirtieth
OCULISTS
Southard W F, 969 Broadway
OILS
Continental Oil and Transportation Co, cor First and Castro
ALAMEDA.
Pacific Coal Oil Co, Irving T Ballard manager, cor Pacific ave
and SPCRR track
BERKELEY.
Berkeley Lubricating Oil Works, SE cor Bristol and Third,
West Berkeley
OPTICAL GOODS
CALISHER MORRIS, 1119 Broadway
OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSES
(See also Restaurants.)
BASCIZZAGEO, 3516 Seventh
Calberg G F, cor Thirteenth ave and Eleventh
CAMPBELL ALEXANDER, 19 and 23 City Market
CHAGAL NICHOLAS P, proprietor Nick's Oyster Saloon, 826£
Broadway
Kosta Frank, 418 Fourteenth
Kosta Samuel, 469 Seventh
Martin & Co, propr Rockaway Oyster and Chop-house, 1205
Broadway
Williams Nicholas, 463 Seventh
OYSTERS
CAMPBELL ALEXANDER, 19-23 City Market
Hegelund Jacob R, 1323 Park, Alameda
NICK'S OYSTER HOUSE, 468 Seventh
3. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL, IM)\ E at VERY LOW Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,MaR,r,r.t
CLASSIFIED.
747
OYSTERS— Continued-
ALAMEDA.
Bav Farm Oyster Beds, Bay Farm Island, west of Bridge
ewelrv Wi-nant & C0) foot of park
ilverware,
PAINTERS-CARRIAGE
Bangle Edward, SW cor Sixteenth ave and Twelfth
u Kt HENDERSON DANIEL D, 370 Twelfth
• Lewis Josiah, 368 Sixth
ALAMEDA.
SULLIVAN & QUIGLEY, cor Lincoln and Railroad ave
PAINTERS-HOUSE AND SIGN
Adamina J & Co, 820 Twenty-ninth
Ballantyne William H, 412 Fifteenth
Bangle Branson, 1278 Tenth ave
Bolza Wm (grainer), 515 Sixth
Bushed Edwin A, 468 Twelfth
Caio G, SE cor Thirteenth and Webster
Doodv & Hoolev, 468 Twelfth
FARWELL F M 378 Twelfth
Fawcett Harry E, 456 Twelfth
Finnigan Michael J, 1311 Broadway
Gardiner Jas T, 1204 Broadway
Hall Frank T, 365 Thirteenth
Hannan J J, 606 East Twelfth
HENDERSON DANIEL D. 370 Twelfth
Kuss Peter N, 415 Thirteenth
Lindsey John, 1117 Thirteenth ave
LINDSEY & THOMPSON, 1564 Seventh
McCarthy Timothy, 366 Ninth
Millman J H, 456 Eighth
Mitchels Vincent P, 406 Eighth
Moore John A, 376 Tenth
Oakes Wm J, 366 Thirteenth
Russell Edward K, 1016 Broadway
Sheehan P R, 469 Tenth
Siesbuttel M C, 364 Ninth
Smith John O'N, 520 Seventh
Tucker J W & Co, 363 Thirteenth
WOOD ALFRED- 463 Tenth
ALAMEDA.
Powell Samuel, 1512 Park
Shultis Edward, cor Encinal and Oak
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order.*-"
No. 11 Montgomery St.
c ranciuco.
Washington Brewery, FvfiStttwttwSB:
748
CLASSIFIED.
PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASS
BUSWELL E G, 864 Broadway
California Fire and Waterproof Paint Co, 555 Broadway
RUTHERFORD C B, 1014 Broadway
Tucker J W & Sons, 363 Thirteenth
WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, W A Kennedy manager, 412
Twelfth
WOOD ALFRED, 463 Tenth
ALAMEDA.
Barnes Henry W, 6 Park Row
Dunning E B, 1512 Park
PAPER FACTORY
DAVIS FRANK A, Parker nr Ellsworth, Berkeley
PAPERHANGINGS
Burnham & Wiswell, 960 Broadway
LINDSEY & THOMPSON, 1564 Seventh
Mathes W L, 1218 Broadway
MCGOVERN & CAHILL, 1000 Broadway
Mill man J H, 849 Broadway
TAYLOR CHAS L 1015 Broadway
WHITTIER, FULLER & CO, 412 Twelfth
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Western Paper Co, Chas F Carl manager, 1358 Telegraph ave
PARKS
Badger's Central, Thos W Badger propr, cor Seventh and East
Tenth
ALAMEDA.
SCHUETZEN, Geo Cantus proprietor, Central ave bet McPher-
son and Prospect
BEEKELEY.
Shell Mound, Capt L Siebe propr, bet Oakland and Berkeley on
BEER
PATENT CHIMNEY PIPE
MILLER & WINSOR, H72 Broadway
SC I A llftlftDV Washing Wi:LL UOSKatVEKY LOW Kates.
. T. LHUIlUnf. Office, 33 Geary fct., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jas. L. Barker,^ Lion Insurance Co., capital. $4,000,000
CLASSIFIED.
749
PATENT MEDICINES
HAMMITCHAS H (rheumatic cure), 1450 Seventh
Robinson C L &Co, 1157 Center
SANDELIN FRED- proprietor Swedish Dyspepsia Cure, cor Wil-
low and Seventh
SHO-SHO-NEE MEDICINE CO, McKenzie & Whitver proprie-
tors. 857 Franklin
WEIR M MRS- proprietress cough medicine, 25G2 Seventh
Wolcott'sPain Paint, C H Bailey agent, 515 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Brown S B Mrs, cor Santa Clara ave and Webster
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Burgess Chas F, 911 Broad wav
INGERSOLL WM B, 1069 Broadway
ORMSBY ELON D, 1055 Broadway
Pimental J M, 1713 Seventh
SAMUELS MICHAEL A, cor Tenth and Clay
Smith Jason, 1710 Seventh
Woods A, 541 Sixteenth
PHYSICIANS
Adams Josephine M, 954 Broadway
ADAMS J S, NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
AGARDAURELIUSH. NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
AGARD & ADAMS- NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
Anthony A G, NE cor Willow and Seventh
Apply Harriet J, NE cor Fourteenth and Webster
Arnold Rawdon (homeopathic), 1068 Broadway
Augur Geo J. NE cor Broadway and Twelfth
Avery Adeline N Mrs, NE cor Fourteenth and Webster
Baldwin E Mrs. 527 Seventh
Barber E T, 957 Broadway
Barstow F O, res 936 Thirty-sixth
Boyn ton John R, 10033 Broadway
Bradley E W. 657 East Twelfth
BRADWAY J R> 1003^ Broadway
Bruenn A, 563 Tenth
BUCK E W- 969 Broadway
BUCK N L M D 706 Thirteenth
Buckel C Annette, 952 Fourteenth
Buckland Wallace O, 1116 Broadway
Buck-mil M E Mrs, 618 Eighth
Burchard L S, NE cor Broadway and Twelfth
BURDICK JOHN F, K'O.U Broadway
Burritt Mrs Alice, 1068 Broadway
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CLASSIFIED.
PHYSICIANS-Continued.
Cary L H, 916 Eighth
Cox J T Mrs. 618 East Twelfth
Coxhead Thos C, 476 Twelfth
CROUCH JAMES H, 854| Broadway
Crowley D D, California Medical College
De Tavel JCH, 460 Third
Docking T, 821 Washington
Fearn John D, 975 Washington
Fine A, Clinton House
Fish M W, 461 East Fourteenth
Foulkes James F, 969 Broadway
Foulkes John F, 969 Broadway
France J K, 1039 Linden
Glidden H K, 854i Broadway
GRIMES W V- NE cor Broadway and Seventh
Haley Charles S, 579 Thirty-sixth
Harmon Robt, 969 Broadway
Harrington W C, 1326 Tenth ave
Hasslocher Von E, 1061 Alice
Heath W H, 1228 Broadway
Hempstead W C F, 729 Tenth
HILL ROBERT L 1207 Broadway
Hosford L P Mrs, 1205 Franklin
Hough E F, 871 Chester
Howard J R, 819 Fifteenth
Kelly Lewis E, 1169 Clay
Kenney Marv H Mrs, 719 Ninth
KRIECHBAUM J G 854i Broadway
LAIDLAW HORACE, 957 Broadway
Lathrop George A, 1068 Broadway
LEFFINGWELL JAS S rooms 20 and 21, 1113 Broadway
Legler Henry T, 1104 Broadway
Liliencrantz August, 969 Broadway
Lovett Wm B, 632 East Twelfth
Lyons H H, 570 Eleventh
Mabrey W L, 834 Wood
MACSORLEY ALEXANDER K, 1068 Broadway
Mauzy RU& W P, 730 Eleventh
McMahan John B, 859 Broadway
McMahan M S, Erie House
MEHRMANN J F> 852 Isabella
Muller H E, 856 Market
Nicholson I E, 623 Eighth
Oiiard Theodore, 969 Broadway
PINKERTON THOS H, «s Twelfth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
om....« i a:* Geary St., San FrRncisco.
unices, | WO}8 Bl.iaswayi ©aklasd.
dLLEN, TUGGIE & CO., OAK PLANK,
IK and 20 Spear St.
Man Francisco.
CLASSIFIED.
PHYSICIANS-Continued-
Porter Stephen, 367 East Twelfth
Poulson P W, 1617 Eighth
Pratt A H, cor Twelfth and Broadway
Rand D H, 356 Seventh
Raymond Jonas C, <>2(i Thirteenth
REILAY & BALDWIN, 1003$ Broadway
Renken Henry, 4(51 Ninth
Reynolds Frank, Maple, Temescal
Roche Francis E, 1207 Broadway
Rosen k Gustave, 410 Seventh
Schlesinger Louis, S541, Broadway
SELFRIDGE JAMES M, 1068 Broadway
SIMONTON WB. 1470 Eighth
Skilling David, 1116 Broadway
Small A E, Arcade Block
Spedding Robert D, 855 Washington
Stockham G H, 1207 Broadway
THRAILKILL WILLIAM 0> 1003* Broadway
Tozer E J Mrs, 855 Washington
Trembley J B, 952 Eighth
Truesdell A P, 1763 Lincoln
Tucker Joseph C, 1051 Market
Vankirk H P Mrs, 1059 Washington
Verhave A, 863 Washington
WARREN ORRAN P (eclectic), 403 Fourteenth
Webb Jennie P Mrs California Medical College
Weber William (eclectic), 619 Nineteenth
Webster H T, California Medical College
Wexwell Kenned v, 264 Eleventh
WHEELER PETER L 418 Twelfth
Willev John, 416 First
WILSON MARILLIA D, 765 Thirteenth
Wilson P B, 402 Twelfth
Woolsey E H, 1104 Broadway
Wythe J H, 965 West
Young J M, 921 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Bronson Caleb W, 3 Park Row
Francis G M, 1530 Park
Funke Emily Mrs, Prospect bet Central and Taylor ave's
George Samuel G, cor San Jose ave and Willow
Gibbons William P, cor Central and Park aves
HAMILTON JAMES A. cor McPherson and Railroad ave
Hess Alexander, Pine bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Schaferfi Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods, &uj«SS$r&
wasiiington urewery,
N. W. COE. Sth & XIEKHAM STREETS.
752
CLASSIFIED.
PHYSICIANS-Continued-
Jones Alexander, Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Lambert B, cor Monroe and Fountain
Loomis William H, Park nr post-office
McLean John T, Artesian Block
REYNOLDS GEORGE P Odd Fellows; Building
Simmons Samuel S, cor Park and Encinal
Sullivan W H; cor Broadway and San Jose ave
Tarter A P, cor Sherman and Encinal ave
Tucker Joseph 0, Park Row
Tucker Joseph E, Park Row
Twichell W S, cor Webb ave and Park
Warburton James P, Sherman bet Railroad . and Santa Clara
aves
Wellendorff Louis, Railroad ave bet Prospect and McPherson
BERKELEY.
Becker A R cor Dwight Way and Fulton
B ram an J J, cor Sixth and Delaware
Grover W A, Oxford nr College Way
.Hilton William M, cor University and Shattuck aves
Jones Nathaniel, cor Atherton and Allston Way
"O'Toole M C. Gilman bet Shattuck and Walnut
Payne Frank H, cor Shattuck and University aves
Wall B P, Chapel bet Bancroft Way and Allston
PHYSICIAN-SPIRITUAL HEALER.
SPRAGUE CHARLES A, 1458 Seventh
PIANOS AND ORGANS
BRUENN AD0LPHH20 Broadway
James E A, 1215 Broadway
KOHLER & CHASE, 1106 Broadway
PIANO TUNERS
Lercher Joseph Mrs, 95G Franklin
McCurrie C H, Occidental House
Parker Orrin W, 677 Twenty-fourth
Schoen Paul, 531 Thirty-sixth
Sloan J, 365 Thirteenth
Toepke Henry & Frederick, 870 Chester
PICKLES
FRANKE & LEWIS> Oakland Pickle Factory, 1622 Grove
Vander Weele Wm, cor Third and Lewis
T I ft llftinQV WASH!\« 1>«>.\E at short xotme.
. I. LttUllUfll. Office. 33 Geair St., S. F.. and 86» Broadway, Oakland:
rAMESL. BARKER. BFRKELEY, V.n ; keley Villas* Tmprm ement
Association, i'lan* furnished and bouses buili loi CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
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Armstrong Bradlev A, 411 Twelfth
BERG M A. 1058 Broadway
DANIELS G B & CO, 1061 Broadway
Gaije Haroll: 418 Twelfth
RICE C B- 1073 Thirteenth ave
SMITH M S & CO- H54 Broadway
WHITTIER FULLER & CO, 412 Twelfth
PLANING MILLS
BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO, proprietors Oakland Planing
Mill, cor Second and Washington
East Oakland Planing Mill, Daniel Galliger manager, cor East
Twelfth ami Fourteenth ave
JOHNSON & LINDEMAN, proprietors Independent Planing Mill,
cor Second and Brush
KENDALL A & CO- proprietors Pacific Coast Planing Mill, cor
Grove and Second
PACIFIC COAST PLANING MILL.
A. KENDALL & CO.
Corner Grove and Second Streets
OAKLAND. CAL.
MAXIKACTTRERS OF-
Houldings, Door and Window Frames, Brackets and Turning, House
Finishing of all Descriptions, Sawing, Shaping, and Planing
of Every Variety; also Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in REDWOOD LUMBER
COUNTRY, ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
KNOWLTON GEORGE K & CO 515 Fourth
McManus & Hanavan, NW cor Fifth and Washington
Pioneer Planing Mill Co, C L Lombard and J E White managers,
SW cor Fir^t and Broadwav
TOWLE JENKINS & BROADWELL, Fourth bet Franklin and
Webster
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA PLANING MILLS John A Bom proprietor, Encinal
ave nr Walnnt
BERKELEY.
West Berkeley Planing Mills, Niehaus Bros proprs, Second bet
University ave and Bristol
nAlfl ANn PRni/rRV KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietor*. Cor.
UAI\LAHU DnLWCnl, Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
48
M°sra"s buSe S. F., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
754
CLASSIFIED.
PLASTER DECORATIONS-MANUFACTURERS
Kellett & McMurray, 470 Twelfth
PLATERS-GOLD, SILVER, AND NICKEL
RICE C B, 1073 Thirteenth
PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS
Baddern Henry, 311 Third
Bonham Bros, 1018 Broadway
Brady T J, 904 Washington
BURTCHAELL & CROWLEY, 1208 Broadway
Cannon Thomas, 460 Twelfth
Dalziel & Moller, 1151 Broadway
De La Montanya Mathew, 465 Eleventh
Denny Bros, cor Seventh and Center
FOX LOREN, 1261 San Pablo ave
Gallagher P, 763 Seventh
Hahn Louis W, 960 Seventh
Jacobs Marcus, 838 Broadway
KIRK OWEN C 305 East Twelfth
Maddern Henry T, 311 Third
McGIVNEY JAMES, 965 Franklin
Moore Albert R, 612 East Twelfth
Moran & Galavan, 1512 Seventh
Peller Herman, 970 Twenty-first
Scott George, 1249 Telegraph ave
STEIN DAVIS & CO, 850 Market
WILSON JAMES & CO, 380 Twelfth
ALAMEDA.
FISCHER CHARLES F, % Smith's Block
Muzzini Louis, 1515 Park
BERKELEY.
Horst Edward, Blake bet Ellsworth and Fulton
IGENGLATH & KLINGER, Dwight Way Station
PORK PACKERS
RICE & WHITE, proprietors C C Packing Co, 24 and 26 City
Market
POST-OFFICE
OAKLAND POST OFFICE, W E Dargie postmaster, junction
Broadway, San Pablo ave and Fourteenth
«OOD WORK, liOW PRICES. Office,
33 Geary St, S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland
S. F. LAUNDRY.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., MEXICAN HARD ITOODS.^'Kassr
STEADY
CLASSIFIED.
< .>.)
your POST OFFICES-Continued
Ner>P* ALAMEDA.
Brace Up
YOUR
SYSTEM
o
ALAMEDA POST-OFFICE, A S Barber postmaster, Santa Clara
ave nr Park
BERKELEY.
BERKELEY POST-OFFICE, S S Merritt postmaster, Choate nr
University ave
West Berkeley Post-office, Mrs I M Wentworth postmistress,
University ave bet Fourth and Fifth
POTTERIES.
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, H72
Broad wav
GLADDING McBEAN & CO, H72 Broadway
®«® MILLER & WINSOR- California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co,1
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37 Clay
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San
raucisco
1172 and 1174 Broadway
Pioneer, Daniel Brannan propr, cor Seventeenth and East
Twelfth
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, im Broad-
way
POULTRY
GUNN CHAS T, 823 Isabella
Halsted James M, 1011 Broadway
KLUIT A PROVO (game breeder), Fruit Vale ave nr San Lean-
dro road
Mount & Buteau, 1 and 6 City Market
PORTER BROS & CO, 460 and 462 Eleventh
POWDER WORKS
BERKELEY.
Giant Powder Works, Bay Shore, North Berkeley
PRINTERS
Gelwicks Daniel W & Co, 459 Ninth
PACIFIC PRESS- C H Jones vice-president and manager, cor
Twelfth and ( 'astro
RICE C B 1073 Thirteenth ave
Times Publishing Co, 950 Broadway
Tribune Publishing Co, 413 and 417 Eighth
Winchester k, Pew, 377 Tenth
Schafer & Co.: StfttEft CLOTHING, izilrftf: San Francisco"
WASHINGTON BREWERY. ^^^^-ro^rft,,rs"
Kii'kkani Sts
756
CLASSIFIED.
PRODUCE
(See also Dairy Produce, also Commission Merchants.)
LATIMER BROS, 1220 Market
LEWIS C R & CO 467 Eleventh
Manuel Geo W, 471 Eleventh
Mount & Buteau, 1 and 5 City Market
PORTER BROS & CO, 460 and 462 Eleventh
RACKLIFFE & REED, 479 Eleventh
STOWELL & SMITH, 1510 Seventh
ALAMEDA.
Fossing J C, Artesian Block
PROVISIONS
(See also Groceries — Retail.)
Cleary Michael, 359 Tenth
Contra Costa Packing Co, 2-6 City Market
CUSHING & CO, 478 and 480 Ninth
GIESCHEN L E, cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph ave
Wulzen John & Co, 827 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Boehmer Fritz, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Hand & Markley, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Ohea R H, Park bet Clement and Blanding
BERKELEY.
MCCLAIN JOSEPH, cor Addison and Shattuck ave
PUBLISHERS
(See also Newspapers and Periodicals.)
AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY, G S Abbott,
D D, superintendent. 1062 Washington
Bayley Chas H, manager Photo Publishing Co, 515 Seventeenth
McKENNEY L M & CO, publishers Pacific Coast, State, territo-
rial, county, and city directories, 518 Clay (S F), and 470
Ninth. Oakland
MIRROR PUBLISHING CO, A L Pounstone manager, 954
Broadway
Stillwell B F, NE cor Twelfth and Broadway
TIMES PUBLISHING CO, J B Wyman manager, 950 Broad-
way
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO 413 and 417 Eighth
s. f. laundry;
4><>OI> WUIIK, LOW PRICKS. Olttoe,
33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland
rAMI'.S L. BARKER
Boricelar,
Agent Hartford Insurance Co., fipiui. $4,500,000
CLASSIFIED.
(ot
REAL ESTATE
Barnard W E, 470 Ninth
BEARDSLEY & LLOYD- 912 Broadway
Benedict, Capell & Co, 45, Ninth
Benson P F, 466 Eighth
BIGELOW E 458 Ninth
BIGELOWTHADDEUS B 458 Ninth
BLOW W VM54 Ninth
Boardman Joseph, 72") Eighth
Brink man G F L, SW cor Seventh and Washington
Brown & Bachniann, Oil Broadway
Burrall Will H, 1100 Broadway
BURRELL & FRANTZ 470 Eighth
Callaghan J, 500 Seventh
Christen Wm, 1718 Seventh
Collins Patrick M, 962 Seventh
Denison O I & Co, 952 Broadway
Doe Luke, 468 Ninth
Fogg G H, cor Broadway and Twentieth
Fonda Geo H, 1696 Seventh
Gardiner James J, 404 Tenth
HERON E A 422 Twelfth
Keene Chas W, 958 Broadway
KELLEYEJ&C0- 414 Seventh
KOENIG A, 958 Broadway
LOGAN «& SAVAGE, 481 Ninth
MACDONALD J H, 470 Ninth
Mathews E G, 028 East Twelfth
McLaughlin C W & Co, 466 Ninth
MILBURRY SAMUEL 958 Broadway
Smith Thos, 404 Tenth
SNYDER A J & SON, 407 Ninth
TAGGART & DINGEE. 400 and 402 Eighth
The Central Land Company, 924 Broadway
WASS0N & PATTIANI 460 Tenth
Webster A B, 024 East Twelfth
Wetmore Jesse L, 404 Tenth
Wood Eugene K, 461 Ninth
ALAMEDA.
Clark & Byler, 151:? Webster
GILBERT AC & CO. 2 Park Row
Holtz Wm, 1544 Webster
McLean Edward, 0 Park Row
REYNOLDS J M Park nr Encinal ave
ROBINSON HENRY, Park nr National Bank
SMITH THOS A, cor Park and Railroad ave
OAKLAND BREWERY,
Kit Aim & DIKVES, Proprietors. < or.
Telegraph Avenue u.n«l l>ur:int Street,
itIUIGUICX I IGiXlHI, SAHFSANCISCO, i ivjw « i/vvvi km i v i»i uouo
758
CLASSIFIED.
REAL ESTATE— Continued
BEEKELEY.
BARKER JAMES L cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
BEARDSLEE FRED W, Shattuck ave opp R R Depot
REGALIAS
ALAMEDA.
Schrieber August, Morton bet Santa Clara and Central aves
RESTAURANTS
(See also Oyster and Chop-Houses.)
A van Chas, 370 Eighth
BASCIZZA GEO. 1516 Seventh
Brandt & Boyson, 416 Seventh
Bunker Geo H, 1506 Seventh
Calberc Gus, cor East Eleventh and Thirteenth ave
CAMPBELL & ALEXANDER, 19 and 23 City Market
CARPENTER WM C 424 Eleventh
CHAGAL NICHOLAS P, NE cor Sixth and Broadway
Crebbin & Walker, 469 Eleventh
Croll & Becht, Seventh nr Broadway
Deboice Elizabeth Mrs, 555 Broadway
Donahue Bernard J, 1707 Seventh
Farmer Robt H, 1804 and 1808 Seventh
Furniss Miles, cor Eighth and Washington
Hallahan Bros, 968 Broadway
HENNINGER JOHN A, 1756 and 1758 Seventh
Kimball James H, N W cor East Eleventh and Thirteenth ave
Kosta Samuel, 469 Seventh
Martin & Co, 1225 Broadway and 1206 San Pablo ave
MARTIN S RESTAURANT AND COFFEE SALOON, Rocovich
& Ghirardelli proprietors, Market Street Station
Matquage Frank, 818 Lewis
Milloslavich Louis, 459 Seventh
Neher & Clement, 1769 Sixteenth
Nelson L Mrs, 403 Eighth
NICKS RESTAURANT, 463 and 465 Seventh
PAGGE PETER & CO, proprietors Barnum Restaurant, SE cor
Seventh and Broadwav
PETERSON N T, 472 Seventh
Pfiel Henry, 708 Broadway
Poglianich M, 1790 Seventh
ROCOVICH & GHIRARDELLI proprietors Martin's Restaurant,
Market Street Station, and 835 Market
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^iJ5«%L8^-ft£"^7
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CQ.,c$r
Xos l* :iiid '£>» Spear Street, Han Fran«lM>«
759
CLASSIFIED.
RESTAURANTS-Continued-
Rodrigues Joseph C, 677 East Twelfth
ROSSO S COTTAGE. Frank Rosso proprietor. Central ave opp
Lake Merritt
Rudolph G R, Emery Station
Spiars & Welti. 1022 Broadway-
Stone Lincoln S, cor Second and Washington
VOLKERTS & GHIRARDELLI, cor Third and Market
ALAMEDA.
ALAMEDA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT, T Mandler proprie-
tor, 1529 Park
Bruns Diedrich, 1535 Park
Corbett John J, Terrace Baths
GREEN ARBOR RESTAURANT, Philip Kiernan proprietor,
Central ave bet First and Second aves
HILL & LOCKETT, proprietors Newport Baths Restaurant
Probst Louis, cor Webster and Taylor ave
BERKELEY.
Liebenow A, cor San Pablo and University aves
RUBBER GOODS FACTORY
BERKELEY.
DAVIS FRANK A, Parker nr Ellsworth
SAW-FILING AND SETTING
RICE C B- 1073 Thirteenth ave
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Allen Ruth A. Kindergarten, 827 Fourteenth
Bisbee S B Miss, 1020 Oak
Broadway and Twenty -fifth Street Primary School, Miss Belle
E Merwin principal, cor Broadway and Twenty-fifth
California Medical College, D Maclean, M D, dean, Clay bet
Tenth and Eleventh
California Military Academy, Col W H O'Brien principal, cor
Telegraph and Prospect aves
Catholic School, cor Jefferson and Seventh
Clawson Primary School, Miss M Cobb principal, Magnolia bet
Thirty-second' and Thirty-fourth
Cole E F Mrs, primary kindergarten, 360 East Eleventh
COLE SCHOOL, Tenth bet Union and Poplar
Convent of Mercy, cor East Fifteenth and Fifteenth ave
Schafer & Co.: STMSS CLOTHING. ISHSKZ: San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, I .$'%£.
iMaiiii & Co., J»r oi>»-s„
3th k EIP.IEAi' ST22STS.
760
CLASSIFIED.
K\ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES- Continued
CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART, Mother
J Baptiste superioress, 1534 Webster
Durant School, A F Craven principal, Twenty-eighth nr Grove
East Oakland Kindergarten, Mrs E F Cole principal, 309 East
Eleventh
Franklin Grammar School, J H Sumner principal, bet East
Fourteenth and East Fifteenth and Ninth and Tenth aves
Grove Street Primary School, Mrs N D Standeford principal,
Grove bet Fourth and Fifth
Harrison Primary School, Miss H M Mullen principal, NE cor
Harrison and Sixth
HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Misses CHandLA
Field principals, 1825 Telegraph ave
THE
HOME
FOR-
SCHOOL
"sroTT^ra- Xj.a.:di
E3S.
- - - Principals.
1825 Telegraph Ave. Oakland, Cal.
MISS L. A. FIELD,)
MISS C. H. FIELD,)
1872 OAKLAND 1884-'85.
HOPKINS ACADEMY, Rev H E Jewett principal, Academy
Hill
Humphrey J A Miss, select school. 1667 Broadway
Irving Grammar School, J B McChesney principal, NW cor
Market and Twelfth
Kegler E M Mrs, private school, 661 Ninth
Lafayette School, Miss Abbie F Aldrich principal, Jefferson bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Lincoln Grammar School, T O Crawford principal, cor Tenth
and Alice
Medical College, Clay bet Tenth and Eleventh
Oakland Academy, Wright & Janvier principals, 1265 Franklin
OAKLAND BUSINESS COLLECE 1069 Broadway
Oakland High School, J B McChesney principal, NW cor
Twelfth and Market
Oakland Normal School, Wm C Dodge principal, 1219 Webster
Pagoda Hill Kindergarten, 15 13 Telegraph ave
Peralta School, W W McKean principal, s s Alcatraz nr Hum-
boldt ave
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ™
_ ( 33 Geary St., San Francisco.
s i HiVi Br6a<lway, «»-»klmi<J.
JAMES L. BAHKEK. SflfcSEJKIfc BERKELEY.
CLASSIFIED.
761
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES-Continued
Prescott Grammar School, D T Fowler principal, cor Campbell
and Seward
Sackett School, D P Sackett principal, 529 Twenty-first
Sacred Heart Convent, bet Webster and Lake Menitt
SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH (The). Mother Florence superioress,
NW cor Lincoln and Campbell
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGEAND NORMAL SCHOOL,
A M Chadwick principal, NW cor Washington and Twelfth
ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY- Brother Lascian principal, SE cor
Fifth and Jackson
ST- JOSEPH'S INSTITUTE, Seward bet Peralta and Campbell
St Lawrence Hall School, Fortieth nr Grove
Sr Mary's Academy, 87<) Grove
St Mary's Parochial School (boys), NWcor Seventh and Jefferson
St Mary's Parochial School (girls , NE cor Seventh and Grove
Snell Seminary, Miss Marv E and Richard B Snell principals,
568 Twelfth
Swett Grammar School. Miss M S Kimball principal, cor
Twentieth ami Twelfth ave
Temescal Branch School, cor San Palilo and Park aves
Temescal School, cor Forty-ninth and Shattuck ave
Tompkins Grammar School, Samuel T Black principal, Fifth bet
Linden ami Chestnut
ALAMEDA.
Alameda High School, Josiah Keep principal, Santa Clara ave
bet Willow and Chestnut
Alameda School, Edward P Smith principal, Van Buren bet
Mound and Court
Bay Farm Island School, Miss Jennie L Thorpe teacher
Chinese Mission School, Mrs E S Wilson missionary, Oak nr
Buena Vista ave
Encinal School, Mrs N G Ashton principal, cor Santa Clara ave
and Bay
Parish School, Rev A T Perkins principal, Santa Clara ave bet
Willow and Walnut
West End School, Mrs M A Wymore principal, Pacific ave bet
Second and Third
BERKELEY.
Bay School, James Mallock principal, San Pablo ave nr Alcatraz
ave
College of Agriculture or South Hall, University Grounds
College of Letters or North Hall, University Grounds
College of Mining and Mechanical Arts, University Grounds
BUY
CLAEK'S
■=
SPOOL
COTTON
IT IS THE
BEST.
Soft's
Arc the
BEST.
USE
NO
mm
OAKLAND BREWERY,
KKAMJI & DIKVKH, Proprietor*. Tor.
Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
ITIUIUUI W MULL lll,-.^H-".^".»,
S3 KS^
\^j If'
I
I. McLean
(Successor to
D. Tisch),
=*^
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P*i
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INi
ctf
and
FLORAL
DEPOT,
479 7th
Street,
Oakland.
I
762
CLASSIFIED.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES-Continued
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, cor Dwight Way and Chan-
ning
Harmon Seminary for Young Ladies, Atherton bet Allston Way
and Bancroft Way
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS, T Stewart Bowens principal, Uni-
versity ave
San Pablo Avenue Scbool, G W Horton principal, San Pablo
ave nr University ave
St Joseph's Academv, cor St Joseph and Addison
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, W T Reid president, Rev J H
C Bonte secretary
SEARCHERS OF RECORDS
Alameda County Abstract Office, room 4, County Court House
LAWRIE & SCHRAMM, NE cor Fifth and Broadway
McKeand George W, SE cor Fourth and Broadway
Mix Gustave L, Union Bank Building
OSBORN J W, 069 Broadway
Smith Du Ray, 912 Broadway
Trumbull Charles, Alameda County Abstract Office
SEEDSMEN
Hutchison James, SE cor Fourteenth and Washington
SEWER PIPES
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, H72
Broadway
MILLER & WINSOR, H72 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, H72 Broad-
way
WILLIAMS JOHN B, 400-406 Thirteenth
SEWER TRAPS
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, U72
Broadway
Garland Manufacturing Co, 1901 Broadway
MILLER & WINSOR H72 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION 1172 Broad-
way
SEWING MACHINES
Dingman D J, Automatic Sewing Machine Co, 1118 Broadway
Hawthorne Jos E, 1152 Broadway
""» r I RIIUnDV Washing WEI.I, DOXKat VEKY LOW Rates.
J". I. LAUIlUnl. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK, "*£.*£
«0 Spear *t.
r:i iK-i-.cn.
CLASSIFIED.
763
Importer
e Watches,
WELRY
lverware,
KCIOI'S
Stonej,
Etc.
15 J SI.
cramsnta
315
jcramento
CAI_
e Watches,
AMONDS,
Specialty.
WELER,
IIS
65tx«»t
Immento
CAL.
LVERWARE,
SEWING MACHINES- Continued
Bingham Elijah, 464 Twelfth
McKinnon Win H, llGS Broadway
Phillips David J, 1646 Seventh
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. 479 Ninth
TUTTLE HIRAM S 623 East Twelfth
Wilcox & Gibbs, 1118 Broadway
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
KELLER M J, 1007 Broadway
SHOEMAKERS
(See Bootmakers.)
SHOOTING GALLERIES
COOK J M & CO, 1052 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
Hartman F G, Third ave
SHOOTING GROUNDS
ALAMEDA.
BIRDS PIGEON SHOOTING GROUND Geo Bird proprietor,
Bird's Point, foot of Bay
SOAP
Earle Walter, SW cor Linden and Third
LANZ BROS SOAP WORKS, Lanz Brog proprietors, 911 Third
Leake BT, 1313 West
BERKELEY.
Standard Soap Co, R P Thomas propr, Third bet University and
Allston
SODA WATER
ALAMEDA.
TAYLOR & LOHSE, NE cor Thirteenth and Webster
Weiss & Co (Empire), Blanding ave bet Park and Oak
STAIR BUILDERS
Ell wood F W, 24G0 East Seventeenth
STARCH WORKS
BERKELEY.
Pioneer Starch Works, J Everding & Co proprs, Second bet
Bristol and University ave
No. 11 Montgomery St.
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Orde;
. ..I1CISCO.
w as ivmyton is rm ve rtj, h.w"cob. ££ * moLS streets."
764
CLASSIFIED.
STENCIL CUTTING
RICE C B 1073 Thirteenth ave
STOVES AND TINWARE
Beverton Samuel, 955 Washington
Bullock John C, 1706 Seventh
DALZIEL JAS, 1465 San Pablo ave
Dalziel & Moller, 1151 Broadway
DE LA MONTANYA M, 465 Eleventh
KIRK OWEN C 305 East Twelfth
Lowell & Co, 474 Twelfth
Ries Samuel, 873 Broadway
Schuler Ernest, 1720 Seventh
Silverstein Abraham, 462 Sixth
WILSON JAS & CO. 380 Twelfth
Mazzini Louis, 1515 Park
Mills Thos, 1527 Webster
Vosbur^h J B, 1425 Park
ALAMEDA.
BERKELEY.
IGENGLATH & KLINGER, Dwight Way Station
STRAW WORKS
UNION STRAW WORKS, B Manley proprietor, 472 Twelfth
STRAW-BURNING ENGINES
MITCHELL FISCHER & KETSCHER 625 Myrtle
TAILORS
Aaron David, 872 Washington
Baab Chas, 970 Broadway
Brokamp Benj, 480 Eighth
BROWN & McKINNON, 1020 Broadway
Delcaux B J, 972 Eighth
Dorsch Chas, 1712 Seventh
FRANCIS S 1006 Broadway
Goldiner Carl, 702 Broadway
Greaves Wm, 766 Seventh
Hallihan Florence, 620 East Twelfth
HARRIS JACOB L 907 Broadway
JACOBS AARON, 1062 Broadway
Kuhlman F, 469 Ninth
Levy Wolf, 416J Eighth
S.~F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WKLL DOXKatVKRY LOW Kates.
Office 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
Jas L.
Barker,S
315
Stm«t
Lion Insurance Co., Mai, $4,000,000
EWELER,
CLASSIFIED.
765
TAILORS— Continued
McDonough Andrew T, 11(54 Broadway
Moreton Henry. 505 Seventh
Muller John, 1484 San Pablo ave
Samuels Julius, 455 Ninth
Sherman Max, 902 Broadway
Solanaker I N, 1247 Telegraph ave
Stein Adolph, 916 Broadwav
Sullivan C, 423 Eighth
Walter Alois, 380 East Twelfth
ALAMEDA.
David & Co, 1514 Polk
Gluck Jacob, Cottage bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Humphrevs John, Park bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
LORBER JOSEPH, Park opp Pacific ave
Obenauer John, cor Central ave and Cottage
TANKS AND TANK FRAMES
Hertz John H, 1368 San Pablo ave
TANNERIES
Brooklyn Tannerv, G F Christ propr, 1053 East Twelfth
COOK & CORDER, Stock Yards
Oak Grove Tannery, East Twelfth opp Eighteenth ave
TEAS
Great American Importing Tea Co, 917 Broadway
STRATFORD E W, 1253 Telegraph ave
WALLACE GEO & JAS, 839 Broadway
TEACHERS -DANCING
Clark Ada Mrs, 377 Twelfth
Simmons Wm H, 377 Twelfth
TEACHERS-ELOCUTION-
McChain Mary C Miss, 524 East Eighteenth
McChain Mary D Miss. 524 East Eighteenth
Perkins G F, 407.1 Twelfth
ROSS WM T 660 Ninth
TEACHERS-EMBROIDERY
Carlson C M Mrs. 519 Tenth
Evrich Dora Mrs, 555 Seventh
McClure G Mrs. 1364 Tenth
;«T
OAKIANJ BREWERY,
Ultuni «& niEVES, Proprietors. Cox
Ti Ii iii-aiili Avtiiiii' and SDuruut ^itrei'r
M^^nVbu!™ S. F ., Fresco and Decorative Artists.
766
CLASSIFIED.
TEACHERS LANGUAGES
Corella J L, 1069 Broadway
Kennedy Gano, 561 Sycamore
Loze Louisa Mrs, 831 Seventeenth
Perez Lorenzo M, 816 Washington
Young Jane Mine, 1354 Seventeenth
ALAMEDA.
Fernandez B Mrs, Central ave bet Grand and Union
Forbes Jas A Jr, Sherman bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Gardet Victor, cor Santa Clara ave and Willow
Schultz J Miss, Eagle ave bet Park and Everett
Sohlke Theo, Paru bet Santa Clara and Central aves
TEACHERS-MUSIC
Abell Gertrude Miss, 823 Twenty-third
Allen Emma L Miss, 327 Eleventh
Bauchamp J A Mrs, 888 Twentyt-first
Beckett Mrs, 1518 Thirteenth ave
Benjamin Ambia G Mrs, 1352 Market
Bennett Herbert W, 1459 Telegraph ave
Bentley Mary W Mrs, 834 Franklin
Billings Helen E Mrs, 609 Sixteenth
Bourne R P Mrs, 616 Twelfth
Brown Eliza P Miss, 962 Clay
Burdick Mary Miss, Cleveland ave nr Telegraph ave
Carmody Kate E Miss, 570 Sixth
Chrisholm Helen Miss, 371 Tenth
Colby Fannie Miss, 1358 Eighth
Cook Maud Miss, 1004 Broadway
Courvoisier A J Miss, 2041 Linden
Cranz Ferdinando, 869 Campbell
Cruft John, 721 Sixth
Dohrmann J H, 359 Fourth
Dyer Alice Miss, 1257 Jackson
Fisher E N Mrs, 821 Thirty-third
Fisher Grace W Miss, 1227 Eleventh ave
French Annie Miss, 14"5 Brush
Griffing K T Miss, 566 East Eighteenth
Gunther F A, 66^ Sycamore
Hamm M A Miss, 1213 Jefferson
Harper Lulu, 1359 Thirteenth ave
Hickethier Richard E, 214 Eleventh
Hillebrand Louise Miss, 778 Ninth
I Hinman Gertrude Miss, 1235 Telegraph ave
sanTrancisco laundry o^-.iaaK.^fieaa.
4LLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK P LAN K, "ar^g
CLASSIFIED.
TEACHERS-MUSIC-Continued
Hinton M A Mrs, 555 Twenty -second
Hoffmeyer Vollmer, 1120 Broadway
HOHFELD EDWARD, 1320 Webster
Kirkness Annie Mrs, 1322 Telegraph ave
Knopfel G C, res 409 i Twelfth
Knuwlton E M Miss, 1375 Madison
Leach W S (vocal), res Clinton House
Lercher Joseph, 95G Franklin
Lester Octavia Miss, 762 Brush
Liftchild Miss, 756 Seventh
Loze Louisa Mrs, 831 Seventeenth
Macdougall W J, res 1229 Webster
Meredith E, 462 Ninth
Mueller Const, res 1804 Chestnut
Page George F, 1120 Thirteenth
Palmer L Miss, Fortieth nr Telegraph ave
Pantosky B Miss, 515 Fourth
Parker Orrin W, res 677 Twenty-fourth
Pattiani E Mrs, San Pablo ave, Temescal
Perkins G F, 467^ Twelfth
Potter Carrie A Miss, 600 Seventeenth
Potter Hattie A Miss, 1717 Chase
Prescott Hattie Miss, 571 East Twelfth
Randlett V Miss, SW cor Park and Hollis
Reed Ida M, 602 Fourteenth
Robertson Mamie, 755 Brush
Ryan Annie Miss, 504 Fifteenth
Schlueter Win, res 471 East Twelfth
Schneider Richard, res 489 Orchard
Set vine Peter, 1509 Seventh
Sharpe Blanche Miss, 576 East Twenty-third
Sharpe V Mrs, 579 East Twenty-third
Shehlon Josephine Mrs, 1761 Seward
Simmons Virginia Mrs, 1009 Cypress
Smith J T, 717 Center
Taft C H Miss, res 672 Sycamore
Thibault Josephine Miss, 569 Fifth
Thomas M L Miss, res o'2() East Sixteenth
Vinnicomb B V Miss, 3<i:U Twelfth
Von Adelung Edward, res 153 East Tenth
Ward J E Mrs\ 688 Twenty-seventh
Webb Helen Miss, rea 120 1.' Market
Webb Marv J Mrs, 1204 Market
Weeks Minnie A Miss, res 1322 Fifth ave
Wood John Mis, 930 Union
Schafer& Co., CLOTHING & Furnishing Goods,
No. 11 Montgomen 8t,
SAN FKANCIs'
rw u&ivisitjyiviv x*i tywv i e/9 jj. w. ccs. 5th & kieeham streets.
768
CLASSIFIED.
U)
TEACHERS-MUSIC-Continued
ALAMEDA.
Cohen Maud G Miss, Santa Clava ave bet McPherson and Pros-
pect
Elliott Washington. Alameda ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Ernst Charlotte L Miss, Railroad ave bet Oak and Walnut
Haehler Henry Jr, Pacific ave bet Oak and Walnut
Little Clara M Miss, Santa Clara ave nr Walnut
Murch Laura Miss, cor Buena Vista ave ami Schiller
Murch Louisa Mrs, cor Buena Vista ave Schiller
Page L Miss, Park Row Hall
Pausen A, Santa Clara ave bet Morton and Sherman
Remmel Julius A, St Charles nr King
Stenbiht John W. Morton bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Vinnicombe B Miss, Park nr San Jose ave
White Alice R Mrs, cor Sherman and Buena Vista ave
BERKELEY.
Hays Florence C Miss, cor Bancroft Way and Union
TEACHERS-PAINTING
Benton M F Miss, 533 Sixteenth
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
Pacific Bell Telephone Co, American District Telegraph Co, Ma-
sonic Building
Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co, Masonic Temple
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, Charles P Hoag manager,
Masonic Building
ALAMEDA.
District Telephone and Telegraph, C B Elbe agent, 1503 Park
Sunset Telephone-Telegraph Co, 1508 Park
BERKELEY.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO office cor Dwight Way
and Shattuck ave
District Telephone, cor University and Shattuck aves
TERRA COTTA MANUFACTURERS
CALIFORNIA POTTERY AND TERRA COTTA CO, 1172
Broadway
MILLER & WINSOR, H72 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO SEWER PIPE ASSOCIATION, 1172 Broad-
way
SC I AllSUnOV wasiiikw dom: at kiiokt kotk e.
. r. LMUIlUn!. Office- '*•* Geary St., S. P., and m«« Broadway, Oaklaad
Jas l. Barker,l°Rff Lion Insurance Co., M«'- $4,000,000
rEADY
VOL'R
ferves
-AND —
•acf Up
VOUR
/STEM
o
CLASSIFIED.
769
TINSMITHS
(See Stoves and Tinware.)
TOILET ARTICLES.
ALAMEDA.
Brown S B Mis, cor Santa Clara ave and Webster
TOOTH PASTE-POWDER AND WASH
KALLIODONT MANUFACTURING CO A F Merriman president,
1003^ Broadway
TOYS
(See also Fancy Goods; also Varieties; also Notions.)
Prenveille A L M, 877 Washington
j S:- ran ton Theodore E, 861 Broadway
$m ' YONDER HORST J H> 907 and 909 Washington
CD
ALAMEDA.
^S i Porter B 15, Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves
2Q
nnfart'd
.SOLD
nthill,
ix & Co.
$7 Clay
street,
San
rarjGisco.
TRANSFER COMPANIES
(See Express aud Transfer Companies.)
TRUNKMAKER
Colin Benoit, 415 Thirtieth
TURNING AND BAND SAWING
ALAMEDA.
Esterly Robert G, Santa Clara ave nr Park
UNDERTAKERS
HAMILTON WILLIAM T, 466 Thirteenth
MCAVOY H B & CO 873 Washington
MERRITT & TURKINGTON, SE cor Eighth and Broadway
SEWELL & FRONK cor Washington and Fourteenth opp City
Hall (See adv on next page)
UPHOLSTERERS
Hoenisch Alexander, 807 Washington
MUELLER J C 1200 Broadway
RADING FREDERICK ioi3 Clay
Taylor Samuel, 411 Seventh
Y-a
i
aiui ill j DDCUICDV KRAJIH d IHEVES, Proprictora. «'or
UAIM HilU OntVlLn!, T Mcranh Avenue and f;urant Street
.a.
i
ID
&
ARE
THE
Bi||
USE
rvo
BUY
Jiark's
Spool
COTTOS
IT IS THE
BEST.
49
lYIOreill & lrezZ!!ll,sA»FEAsoi3cir:frescoffluecorauve Arusis
770
CLASSIFIED.
NEWTON SEWELL.
GEO. M. FRONK.
SEWELL & FRONK,
Cor. Washington and 14th Streets, opp. City Hall, Oakland.
A L1L1 B.IXDS of Funeral Furniture, from the Plainest and Cheapest to the Finest and Most
-^-*- Costly. Man in attendance at all hours, day and niitht. All Calls promptly answered. We
are prepared to remove bodies when desired, immediately after death, to our roon.a. Funert.1 serv-
ices of any Creed or Order desired may be held at our spacious parlors. Bodies preserved tat ar-
rival of distant friends, r embalmed for transportation. Orders by Telegraph, or Tel-
ephone Mo. 59, promptly attended to, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
VARIETIES
(See also Toys; also Fancy Goods; also Notions)
Aldis Mrs E, 16G9 Eighth
Holmes John E. 1911 San Pablo ave
WILLIAMS C MRS, 475 East Twelfth
VETERINARY SURGEONS
Brewster Geo C, 1178 Broadway
Hogarty J B, 1507 Broadway
WAGONMAKERS
(See Blacksmiths and Wagon makers.)
Frauneder Leopold, 419 Tenth
Kallahar Patrick, 370 Twelfth
Kneale Benj, cor Claremont and Sumner
Sicotte F & Son, 862 Wood
Stahlecker & Morck, 362 Twelfth
Sullivan Michael, 1086 Fourteenth ave
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS
BANGLE GEORGE E- 622 East Twelfth
EDWARDS R W, 961 Broadway
Faessler Win, 468 -J- Seventh
Frey John, 1768 Seventh
Gains J C, 867 Broadway
Hyman Joseph, 819 Broadway
LATHROP SOLOMON, 1059 Broadway
Lewis Solomon, 841 Broadway
Meves Brothers, 466 Tenth
Ormsby Elijah, 1458 Seventh
Reading J, L009 Broadway
RICE C B> 1073 Thirteenth ave
Washing WKI.L DOSE at VERY LOW Kates.
way, Oakland.
** T lAIINnDV WashiiiR WELL »ON£atVER¥
0>0 T. LAUHUnl. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F,, and 862 Broad
SLLEN, TUGGLE & C0.,c£
«t is and jJ»i Spear **tr«-«'t, San Franeise*.
ADY
UR
:res
ND —
! Dp
TEM
CLASSIFIED.
771
— <
Q
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X)
fact'd
OLD
aill,
Clay
eet,
in
cisco.
WATCHMAKERS— Continued
Samuels Samuel, 1011 Broadway
Smith Frederick H, 923 Broadway
STEFFANONI A L073 Broadway
Wilson W illiam, 952 Broadway
Young John F, 954 Broadway
ALAMEDA.
McKean James F, 1507 Park
Muth John F, Park nr Central ave
WATER COMPANIES
CONTRA COSTA WATER CO Henry Pierce president, 458'
Eighth
Oakland Artesian Water Co, William H Finch superintendent,1
991 Pine
ALAMEDA.
ARTESIAN WATER WORKS, Dell Linderman superintendent,'
Artesian Block bet Central and Santa Clara aves
ARTESIAN WATER WORKS, R R Thompson proprietor, High
north of Lincoln ave
BERKELEY.
Berkeley Water Works, Thomas B Gilson superintendent, Shat-
tuck ave opp Railroad Depot
WATERFILTERS
MILLER & WINSOR, H72 Broadway
WEATHER STRIPS
Blackburn Thomas, 531 Eighth
WHITENERS AND PLASTERERS
Millman J H, 456 Eighth
Remillard Brick Co, manufacturers plasterers' materials, foot of
Webster and Pacific Street Wharf
WINDMILLS PUMPS, AND TANKS
Hatch I A, 356 Twelfth
Mertz John H, 13G8 San Pablo ave
ALAMEDA.
SABIN S A» College ave bet Monroe and Van Buren
Schafer & Co.: Fine Custom Clothing to Order
No. 11 Montgomery St.
;- „ ;; rancisco.
Washington Bretvery,
Wcstermann A Co., Proprs„
N. W. COS. 5th & ZlllSiM STREETS.
772
CLASSIFIED.
WINES-NATIVE-WHOLESALE
MOUNTAIN WINE DEPOT, Warren M Watson & Co proprietors,
474 Eleventh
WIRE MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS
WILLIAMS JOHN, 1257 San Pablo ave and 508 Fifteenth
WOOD AND COAL
ADAMS JOHN M, 1772 Telegraph ave
Anderson Thomas & Sons, cor Durant and Broadway
Audiftred Hypolite, 565 Fourth
Bailey Wm I, 710 Fifth
BARNARD FRANK & CO, 400 Eighth
Barstow & Garber, SE cor Thirteenth and Franklin
Bonney Chas W & Co, 462 Thirteenth
BRIDGES M M, NE cor Sixth and Washington
BROWN E A, 410 and 412 Ninth
Carleton J A, 1307 Telegraph ave
Clooney tic O'Brien, 1552 Seventh
FISHER & TAYLOR, office 1168 Broadway, yard cor First and
Franklin
FLEMING J W 1957 San Pablo ave
FLYNN PATRICK, 1459 and 1461 Eleventh
Fox & Price, foot of Division
Fuchs Phillip, 1169 Center
Gay lord & Oluistead, NW cor Thirty-fourth and Telegraph ave
Getchell Otis, SE cor Fourth and Grove
GETCHELL RANSOM N, 615 Fourth
GOLDEN GATE COAL AND WOOD YARD, John Lynch pro-
prietor, cur Eleventh and Harrison
HAMPTON J & CO 1600 Telegraph ave
HENDERSON THOMAS H, 413 Tenth
Hughes David, 1694 Seventh
Jaffe L & Co, cor Sixth and Franklin
KING C A MRS, 1056 and 1658 San Pablo ave
LENOX EDWARD H & SON, East Fourteenth bet Eleventh
and Twelfth aves
Lusk LP & Co, Telegraph ave bet Linden and Temescal
LYNCH JOHN, cor Eleventh and Harrison
Marshall C K. NE cur San Pablo ave and Sixteenth
MASON A J- -sos Eighth
Math i as Chas, T>16 Third
MAY ALEX W, 605 and 607 East Eleventh
McAvoy Benry ■ '. SE cur Tenth and Washington
McCafterty (V: Tahaney, SE cor Peralta and Seventh
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY •^ifUmtiMS.ISBlSL
rAMESL. BARKER, BFKKELEY, Maru^ei for The Berkeley Village Improvement
Association Plau= furnished aim heus.es built for CASH or on INSTALLMENTS
CLASSIFIED.
773
WOOD AND COAL- Continued.
McCarron Bros, 1847 San Pal do ave
McCarthy Michael, SE cot Seventh and Wood
Powers Michael, NE cor Sixth and Washington
Purington ,V* Reed, 608 and 610 East Twelfth
RENTON COAL CO- T H Henderson agent, 413 Tenth
Rice Edwin, 1214 Market
RICE JOHN 1214 Market
Swift Theodore, 70 Hannah
Walker & Co. 413 Eleventh
Wright Ben], foot of Franklin
ALAMEDA.
Kelly P J, Webster bet Railroad and Pacific aves
K ■■•iiier Henry, 15 and 17 Santa Clara ave
Ralfe Geo C, Santa Clara ave bet St Charles and McPherson
SCHROEDER & VICTORS, cor Park and Webb ave
Smith T rank H, Encinal ave nr Park
Wheeler & Relfe, cor Railroad ave and McPherson
BERKELEY.
Bowen W J, cor San Pablo ave and' Delaware
Byrne N B, University ave bet Sh at tuck and Walnut
CORMICK & CORBETT, University ave nr Shattuck ave
STEWART BROS, cor Dwight Way and Shattuck ave
Underwood Joshua, cor University ave nr Eighth, West Berk-
. eley
WOODEN AND WILLOW- WARE
Lascomb11 Eugene, 830 Twentieth
VAN DER HORST J H 907 an 1 909 Washington
ALAMEDA.
Boehrner Fritz, cor Park and Santa Clara ave
Hecker Adolph, Webster bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
WOOD-TURNERS
KN0WLT0N GEORGE K & CO. 515 Fourth
Swarbrick Robt, 511 Second
WRAPPING PAPER
Carl Charles F, 135s Telegraph ave
'.r Merriman's KALLIODONT
I>lt
For the TKETII.
For Sale by Druszi^tM
ni|/| llin DDCVAJCDV KRAMM & niKVRN, Proprietors. Cor.
UAINLHllU DnCVfL.nl, Telegraph Avenoe and Durant Street.
ftnmimwBufc S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES OF
SAN FRANCISCO.
AGRICULTURAL IM-
PLEMENTS
Judson Manufacturing Co, 329
Market
Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
junction Market and Bush
ASSAYERS.
Berton F & Co, 527 Clay
Irelan William Jr, 47 Mer-
chant's Exchange
Selby Smelting and Lead Co,
416 Montgomery
The Dr. Bly Artificial Limbs.
-MANUFACTURED BY-
imzzbhstzio speiitg-,
NO. 9 GEARY STREET.
Commissioned to furnish limbs on Government orders
to " officer or enlisted or hired man" who has lost a limb
in the military or naval service of the U. S. Government ;
they being entitled to one once in five years, and trans-
portation paid to and from Manufactory. Artificial Arms
of the best kinds at Eastern Prices. Circular and meas-
ure Blanks combined, for Legs and Arms, free to address
on application.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Spring Menzo, 9 Geary
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Hobbs W S, 619 Montgomery
Sanderson S W/CPRRCo,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Smith C W M, 224 Sansome
BAKERY
Page & Falch,
and Mason
NW
Turk
BANKS AND BANKERS
Anglo-Californian Bank, NE
cor Sansome and Pine
Bank of California, William Al-
vord president, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Sansome
Bank of British Columbia, NE
cor Sansome and California
Berton F & Co, 527 Clay
German Savings and Loan So-
ciety (The), Lawrence Gottig
president, Geo Lette secretary,
526 California
S. F. LfiUNORY.
Washing Wr-I-I.. MJOXKsu VERY M>\V Kates.
Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway, Oakland.
4LLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,lsCi
1H and 20 S|i.-;ir St.
"Prani-iHoo.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINKSS DIRECTORY.
775
BANKS— Continued
Hibernia Savings and Loan So-
ciety (The), Myles D Sweenv
president, Hubert J Tobin sec-
retary, !NE cor Montgomery
an>l Market
London, Paris and American
Bank, David Calm manager,
205 Sansome
Nevada Bank, of San Francisco,
J C Flood president, NW
cor Montgomery and Pine
Pacific Bank, R H McDonald
president, NW cor Pine and
Sansome
San Fiancisco Savings Union,
Albert Miller president, Lovell
White secretary, NE cor Cal-
ifornia and Webb
Wells, Fargo & Co, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Sansome
BATHS
Gates Justin (Turkish and Rus-
sian), 722 Montgomery
BELL FOUNDRY
Weed & Kingwell, 125 First
BILLIARD MANTJFACT
JRLRb
Jungblut Aug & Co, 10 Golden
Gate ave
The J M Brunswick & Balke
Co, 65:5 and 055 Market
BOILER WORKS
Dundon P F, 131 Folsom
BOLTMAKERS
Pavne Bros, 114 Mission
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
Hughes E C, 511 Sansome
BOOTS AND SHOES
Dietle Charles, 235 Bush
Fechheimer & McBoyle, 712
Kearny
Flavin M J, I X L, 606 Kearnv
BRASS WORKS
Weed & Kingwell, 125 First
BURNING BRANDS
Ridley A E & Co, 323 Front
BUSINESS BROKERS
Kreutzberger & Quinn, 410
Kearnv
CARPETS
Burnham, Beck & Co, 15 and
17 Post and 618 Market
1-M wards Frank G, 820 Market
Fredericks Joseph & Co, 649
Market
Mackay Alexander, 715 Market
Carpets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, Cor-
nices, Rugs, Mats, Art and Ingrain Squares.
^.ILIEIX. MAOKAY,
715 Market Street, San Francisco. Manufacturer and Importer of Fine Carpets
in all grades of goods. Address as above.
USE DR. MERRIMANS KALLIODONT for the TEETH.
Schaf er & Co.. CLOTHl'T- « Furnishing Goods. K V
Wash ington Brewer?/, Rr«?KY&Su2 &
776
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CARRIAGE ORNAMENTS
Martell John, 623 Sacramento
CHANDELIER FACTORY
San Francisco Novelty and
Chandelier Works, Grimm &
Nolan proprietors, 21 Steven-
son
CHEMISTS
Irelan William Jr, 47 Mer-
chant's Exchange
Western Perfumery Co, 26 Sec-
ond
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Cahen William & Co, 311 Bush
Fechheimer & McBoyle, 712
Kearnv
Flavin M J, I X L 606 Kearny
CLOTHING
Fechheimer & McBoyle, 712
Kearny
Flavin M J, I X L, 606 Kearny
Schafer & Co, 11 Montgomery
COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS
Bernard & Mantell, 707 and 709
Sansome
Venard G, 625 Front
COMMISSION MER
CHANTS
Cummings H K, 405 Davis
Doyle Henry & Co, 517 Market
COOPERS
Fulda Bros, 30-40 Spear
CORNICES.
Gump S and G (window), 581
Market
Forderer Joseph F (galvanized
iron), 226 Mission
CORSETS
Freud M & Sons (manufactur-
ers), 742 Market
COSTUMERS
Jahn & Foster, Grand Opera
House Building, 712 Mission
DECORATIVE ARTISTS
Moretti & Trezzini, 107 St
Ann's Building
DENTIST
Decker Charles W (Col ton Den-
tal Association), 806 Market
PHELAN'S BUILDING,
Kooms 6, 7, 8, 9. UK 11. Entrance,
SOO Market St.
P A fl Q)DI?PT A T TAWO • Positively Extract
UnO UriluliiLllJ 1 U . Teeth without pain
— the only office that makes and ^ives the cele-
brated ■' COLTON GAS." Established in 1863.
Over 9,000 references. Also, performs all Oper-
ations in Dentistry.
I>R. «'I1A!S. W. DECKER.
DIAMOND IMPORTER
Shreve George C & Co, 110
Montgomery
DRY GOODS
Keane Bros, 107—11 "> Kearny
Verdier, Moreau & Co (City of
Paris), SE cor Dupont and
Geary
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY **<- [OfSSM^.i&aSSt
JAMBE^™KR -Agent Hartford Insurance Co., capital, $4,500,000
SAX FRANCISCO BUSINKSS DIRECTORY. 777
e Witches,
CWELRY
Iverwart,
:ecious
Stonbs.
Etc
15 1 St.,
DRUGGIST
Slaven H B, NE cor Market
and Powell, under Baldwin
Hotel
TXSIE
California Fruit Salt.
H. B. SLAVEN. Prop'r,
N. E. Corner Market and Powell.
SAX FRANCISCO
ICHHQRST,
31b
Str««t
icraiesto
CA!_
e Watchex.
AMONOS,
Specialty.
ELECTRICAL GOODS
California Electrical Works J
G Bloomer secretary, 35 Mar-
ket
Electrical Supply Co, Orion
Brooks president, 328 Bush
EMBROIDERED BRACES
Heineman H M, 35 Sutter
WELER,
315
jcramsuta
CAJ-
LVERWARE,
EMPLOYMENT OFflCES
Hansen C R & Co, 110 Geary
Lambla J & Co, 108 Geary
Trommlitz Paul & Co, 624 Clay
Ward & O'Brien. 608 Clay
ENGINEERS SUPPLIES
Read E B, 16 First
ENGRAVERS
Dougherty P E & Co. 412 Com-
mercial
Elliott W W & Oc, 421 Mont
gomery
EXCHANGES
Merchant's Exchange Associa-
tion, Ciias Clayton president,
.7 C Patrick secretary, s s
California bet Montgomery
and Leidesdorff
EXPRESS COMPANIES
Pacific Transfer Co, E J Cole-
man president, 110 Sutter
Wells, Fargo & Co, NE cor San-
some and Hal leek
FANCY GOODS
Keane Bros, 107-115 Kearny
Verdier, Moreau & (.'o (City of
Paris), SE cor Dupont and
Geary
FEATHER DEALER
McCabe Owen, 021 Market
FLOUR MILLS
Davis Horace Sz Co, 41-40 First
FRESCO PAINTERS
Moretti & Trezzini, 107 St Ann's
Building
FUEL LIQUID
Bodwell J D, 238 Montgomery
FURNISHING GOODS
Fechheimer & McBoyle (gents),
712 Kearny
Flavin M J, I X L (gents), G06
Kearny
Freud M & Sons (ladies), 742
Market
FURNITURE
BUY
class's
i-3
SPOOL
COTTON.
IT IS THE
BEST.
Gof-E'S
^z5
Becker & Dillman (manufact-
urers). 560 Brannan
Burnham, Beck & Co, L5and 17
Post and G18 Market
Fredericks Joseph & Co, 040
Market
Herring Richard (manufact- */*
urer), 420 Fourth
Are the
BEST.
USE
v < >
flAI/IAN DDr\ifrDV KHAJIM A DIRVKK, I'roprietora. (or.
U A l\ L ft il L' DilLWCnl, IV leeraph Avenue and Uurut Street.
Hfloretti & TrezZini.M'JrciaSf: Fresco & Decorative Artists
778
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
GAS FIXTURES
Bush & Mallett, 34 Geary
Nye A F & Co, 609 Market
GLASS CUTTING AND
BENDING
Hopper S E, 39J Fremont
S. E. HOPPER,
39| FREMONT ST, SAN FRANCISCO.
GLASS BENDING and CUTTING,
Staining and Enameling. Church windows made
and Repaired. Enameled and Ground Glass
constantly on hand. Work done at Eastern
Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
GLOVES.
Asche T Henry & Co (manu-
facturers kid), 3 Kearny and
10 Geary
Heineman H M (manufacturer),
35 Sutter
HARDWARE
Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
junction Market and Bush
HATS AND CAPS
Fecbheimer & McBoyle, 712
Kearny
Flavin M J, I X L, 606 Kearny
Herrmann C & Co (manufact-
urers and importers), 332
Kearny
HOT WATER RADIA
TORS AND HEATING
APPARATUS
Harvey C D, 23 Stevenson
HOTELS
American Exchange Hotel, Chas
Montgomery & Bros proprie-
tors, NW cor Sansome and
Halleck
Baldwin (The), H H Pearson pro-
prietor, NE cor Market and
Powell
Occidental Hotel, Geo H Arnold
manager, s s Montgomery
from Sutter to Bush
HUMAN HAIR
Garrissere Francois, 113 Dupont
INSURANCE AGENTS
Dornin George D, 322 Mont-
gomery
Jacoby Louis, 307 California
Story Charles R, 216 Sansome
INSURANCE
PANIES
COM
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co,
I) J Staples president, W J
Dutton secretary, SW cor
California and Sansome
Home Mutual Insurance Co,
Chas R Story agent, 216 San-
some
Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co, Chas D Haven
resident secretary, 422 Cali-
fornia
Prescott Insurance Co (of Bos-
ton), Louis Jacoby agent, 307
California
Providence Washington Insur-
ance Co (of Providence, R I),
Louis Jacoby agent, 307 Cali-
fornia
Prussian National Insurance Co
(of Stettin, Prussia), Louis
Jacoby agent, 307 California
SAN FRANCISCO LAJNDRY ^MBfla^fiiSa
ALLEN, TUG6LE & CO., OAK PLANK,1**^ $
| SAX FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
«0 Spear St..
'raiicisco.
779
INSURANCE COMPA
NIES— Continued.
Be Watches, I Western Fire and Marine Insur-
ewelry ance Co, P J Wliite president,
409 California
RECIOUS
Ston*s
Etc.
115 J St,
IRON DOORS AND SHUT
TERS
Jung J C, 110 Main
IRON FOUNDRY.
Globe Iron Works Co (The), E
P Bacon president, C L Fouts
secretary, 222 and 224 Fre-
mont
JAPANESE ART
Marsh G T & Co, 625 Market
315
lacraMto
CAU
oc Witches,
JUMONOS,
Specialty.
LITHOGRAPHERS
Elliott W W & Co, 421 Mont-
gomery
LODGINGS
Hughes Rienzi, proprietor St
David's House, 715 Howard
LUBRICATING OILS
Read E B, 16 First
LUMBER
Allen, Tuggle & Co, 18 and 20
Spear
MACCARONI
Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co, 421
Batterv
MACHINISTS
Grimm & Nolan, 23 Stevenson
MAGNETIC GARMENTS
Robertson J (Wilsonia magnetic
garments); 314 Sutter
WELEH,
315
Str««t
acramento
CAU
ILTERWARE,|
LAUNDRY
San Francisco Laundry Associa-
tion, S F Bufford president.
33 Geary
LEATHER BELTING-
Cook A O & Son, 415 Market I
MANUFACTURERS'
LIBRARIES AGENTS
Mechanic's Institute Library, Doyle HemT & £o, 517 Market
Horace Wilson librarian, 31 Foye Bros, 507 California
Mercantile Library Association,) MATTRESSES
A E Whitaker librarian, 216 McCabe Owen, 921 Market
Bush
San Francisco Free Public Li- MERCANT I L E AGEN
brary, n s Bush bet Kearny
and Dupont
CIES.
Board of Trade. Henry L Smith
^Pf*FOt"fi TV ( ) ' 1V1 V\ V K f1 t
LIQUORS -WHOLESALE- Bradstreet ' Company Mercan-
Gundlach J k Co, SE cor Mar-
ket and Second
Van Bergen N fc Co, 413 Clay
tile Agency (The), S B Hillard
superintendent, 230 Califor-
nia
Wilmerding & ( !o (and Peruvian! Pickens, Fulton & Co, 401 Cali-
Bitters ,216 Front
fornia
Schafer & Co.: SHSSB CLOTHING. ££?;£ San Francisco.
Washington Brewery, fn™4nmfeas8:
eh
(^
E. C.
[UGHES
jpirjfi
"3
atalogues
tice Lisu
—AND —
arnpblets,
■OBSESS
Posters,
—AND —
trapping
>APER
511
5an5omi
Stroat,
Cor.
Slerchact.
780
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
METAL ROOFER
Forderer Joseph F, 226 Mission
MINING,
Harmon A K P, 79 Nevada
Block
MIRRORS
Gamp S & G, 581 Market
PAINTS
Orrick O S, agent Averill mixed
paints, 403 Market
PAPER HANGINGS.
Edwards Frank G, 820 Market
MODEL MAKER
Peterson Lewis, 258 Market
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
MAKERS
Miller Louis, 108 Third
Pembroke S J, 212 O'Farrell
NAILS-
Judson Manufacturing Co, 329
Market
NECKWEAR MANU
FACTURERS
Heineman H M, 35 Sutter
OIL CLOTHS
Burnham, Beck & (Jo, 618 Mar-
ket
Edwards Frank G, 820 Market
Mackay Alexander, 715 Market
ORGANS.
Kohler & Chase, 137 and 139
Post
T M Antisell Piano Co, 24 and
26 Edis
Wood worth, Schell & Co, P J B
Curtis manager, 101 Stockton
PATENT MEDICINES
Robertson J, 314 Sutter
PATENTS
Smith C W M, solicitor, 224
Sansom e
PERFUMERS
Slaven H B, NE cor Market
and Powell, under Baldwin
Hotel
Western Perfumery Co, 26 Sec-
ond
PHYSICIANS
Favor Kirabal, 841 Market
O'Donnell C C, 704 Washing-
ton
PIANOS
T M Antisell Piano Co, 24 and
.26 Ellis
Eaton Charles S, 735 Market
Kohler & Chase, 137 and 139
Post
Woodworth, Schell & Co, P J B
Curtis manager, 101 Stock-
ton
PICTURE FRAMES-
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Gump S & G, 581 Market
OYSTERS WHOLESALE!
Doane & Co, 64 California Mar-I
ket
PLANING MILLS
Fulda Bros, 30-40 Spear
BLflKE
'HOUSE,
Oakland,
Cau.
J 1059
I
Within Kow
Blocks of
BROADWAY
Centrally
Located.
Excellent
TABLE.
TERMS
reasonable
Now ante
the manage-
ment at
M.K.BUU,
THEFOUNDOf
BLAKE
HOUSE,
This wen-
known and
POPULAR
HOUSE
1059
WASHW
sthut
Has Larg
end Comm
dious
K04IKI
TERMS
tASONABUg
Sr I AllrMnDV washi»« »oxe at shokt xotice.
. V. Lft'JllliVl!. O.fice. •« Geary St. 3. F.. and BO* Broadway, Oakland
I
JAMES L. BAKKER, *£&$&$&, BERKELEY.
S\N FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIHKCTORY.
781
Importer
felitcto,
IEWEI.RY
Silverware,
precious
Stomks,
Etc.
3I5J St..
Sacra mento
PLASTER DECORATIONS
Kellettfc McMurray, 763 Mar-
ket
315
7 Str»«
Sacraieilo
Flos Watcbes.
DIAMONDS,
4 Specialty.
PLASTER MILLS.
Lucas & Co, 215 Main
PLATING.
Denniston E G (gold, silver and
nickel), 655 Mission
M artel 1 John (gold and silver),
623 Sacramento
San Francisco Novelty and
Chandelier Works, also bronz-
ing and polishing, Grim in 6c
Nolan proprietors, 21 Steven-
son
Shepman W E (gold, silver,
nickel and copper), 103 Geary
PLUMBERS MATERIALS
Richards & Snow, 406 and 408
Marker
PRINTERS
Dougherty P E & Co, 412 Com-
mercial
PRODUCE COMMISSION.
Cunimings H K, 405 Davis
JEWELER.
315
7 Str»«t
Sacramento
CAL
IILVERWARL
PUBLISHERS.
Elliott W W & Co, 421 Mont-
gomery
Ingleside Publishing Co, 712
Montgomery
PUMPS
Goss & Dow (steam), 116 Beale
Woodin & Little, 509 Market
RAILROADS
Central Pacific Railroad Co,
Leland Stanford president,
Edward A Miller Jr secretary,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road Co, J Meredith Davies
agent, cor Market and New
Montgomery, under Palace
Hotel
Southern Pacific Railroad Co,
Charles Crocker president, J
L Willcutt secretary, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
McAlester fc Jones, 422 Mont-
gomery
Woodward & Beach, 10 Mont-
gomery
RESTAURANTS
Page & Falch, NW cor Turk
and Mason
ROLLING MILLS
Pacific Roll ng Mill Co, William
Alvord president, Charles M
Keeney secretary, 202 Market
I
ID
S
ARE
THE
Bra
USE
NO
nm
BUY
RUBBER GOODS
Goodyear Rubber Co, 577 Mar-
ket
SAFE DEPOSIT
Sate Deposit Co. SE cor Mont-
gomery and California
SAFES AND LOCKS
Hall's Safe Lock Co, C B Par-
cells manager, 211 California
Paige S B & Co, agent Detroit
< o sales, 25(i Market
Spool
COTTO!
IT IS THJ
UEST
OAKLAND JREWERY,
kka.ti.1I A. iheves, Proprietors. Cor.
Telegraph Avenue ami Duraiit street.
Mn?$ft «Si38»: S. F , Fresco and Decorative Artists.
782
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
SAFES— Continued
The Cincinnati Safe and Lock
Co, Mighell & Richards gen-
eral agents for Pacific Coast,
safes, bank locks, alarm tills,
and vault work. Safes and
scales repaired and exchanged,
cor Market and Davis
SALT
Newell & Bros, 221 Davis
SAWS
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co,
17 and 19 Fremont
SCALES.
Fairbanks & Hutchinson, 401
Market
SEEDS
Trumbull RJ & Co, 419 San-
some
Wellington B F, 425 Washing-
ton
SEWER PIPE ETC
GLADDIN6,McBEAN8cC0.
1358 & 1360 MARKET ST.
SHEET MUSIC
Eaton Charles S, 735 Market
SHOW CASES
Furlong & Manseau, 819 Market
Proll William, 537 California
Teubner G H, 6 Spring
SOAP
Newell & Bro, 221 Davis
STEAMSHIP AGENTS
Goodall, Perkins & Co,10 Market
STENCIL CUTTERS.
Ridley A E & Co, 323 Front
Schenk Chr, 423 Washington
SUSPENDER MANU-
FACTURERS.
Heineman H M, 35 Sutter
TAILORS
Poheim Joe T, 724 Market and
203 Montgomery
Salomon Bros, room 28 Phelan
Building, Market
TANKS
Fulda Bros, 30-40 Spear
TELEGRAPH COMPA
NIES-
American District Telegraph
Co, John I Sabin superin-
tendent, 222 Sansome
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co,
Joim I Sabin president, 222
Sansome
Pacific Bell Telephone Co, John
I Sabin superintendent, 222
Sansome
Sunset Telephone Telegraph Co,
John I Sabin manager, 222
Sansome
Western Union Telegraph Co,
NE cor Montgomery and Pine
TELEGRAPH AND TEL
EPHONE SUPPLIES.
California Electrical Works, J
G Bloomer secty, 35 Market
Electrical Supply Co, Orion
Brooks president, 328 Bush
TRUSSES AND BELTS
Duplex Galvanic Co, 112
Kearnv
Pacific Electric Co, 330 Sutter
WATCHMAKERS AND
JEWELERS
Pembroke S J, 212 O'Farrell
Shreve George C & Co, 110
Montgomery
WINDMILLS
Wood in & Little, 509 Market
WINDOW SHADES
Bullivant H E & Co, 739| Mis-
sion
BLAKE
HOUSE,
Oakland.
Cau.
1059
WA3HINGTQI
iWithin Koui
: Blocks of
I BROADWAY
8TATIOM*
I Centrally
; Located.
Excellent
TABLR,
1 TERMS
REASONABLE
' N'"w nmlei
the tnoii&K*
I THcFOONDC*
BLAKE
HOUSE,
This well-
known and
POPULAR
HOUSE
1059
Has Largt
and Comm
diou*
KOOMfl
TERMS
•F^SONABLI
S. F. LAUNDRY.
(iOOl) WOK It. LOW PRICE'S. Ollice,
33 Geary St., S. I7., aafi 0G2 B,:oj.lway, Oakland
F.
SELF-REGULATING WINDMILLS
AND
HORSE-POWERS,
Successors to W. I. TUSTON, ~
£g ALSU
Manufacturers and Patentees of 3 TantS £** PlUnM Machinery,
Factory and Office, 51 BEALK ST.. but. Market and Mission. San Francisco.
Krogh'S Patent, latest im
proved self-regulating Windmill,
and first premium Horse-Power,
for all purposes, Bucb as - urnping
water, chopping feed, churning,
lawing wood, running machinery
tor manufacturing, mechanical,
ot other purposes.
Our latest improved self-regu-
lating Windmill was patented
March 16, 1SS1; is warranted to
be the best wind machine ever
invented, very simple in con-
struction, strong and durable,
will pump more water than any
windmill now in use, and once
put up they require no attention
whatever, except oiling. They
are built to withstand and adapt
themselves to the fury of the gale,
as well as to light breezes, and to
work steadily without expense.
Our Horse Powers are complete ,
in every detail, and possess every^
improvement and advantage that
can be combined in such machines. They are provided with
air-tight, dust-proof, self oiling journals. Two men can take
either of them apart and put them together with ease.
Tanks. Pumps, Pipes, Pulley, Shafting,
etc., furnished to order.
The Dairy <{ueeii, designed especially for use of dairymen. The Eclipse, for 1
horse. The Economy for I or si horses. The Monitor for 1 or 4 horses.
Dairy Queen for use of Dairymen.
Economy" at Work, for Onb or two Horses.
HON1TOB, FOB OIE, TWO, OB FOVB II OK -.!>.. 3
Descriptive Circular and Price List Sent Free on Application.
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For Printing and Bookbinding go to E. C. HUGHES' *»'■*—-• *«.
311 S:> iivoiih- !
Niiii Franeiaclo.
CONTRA COST1 COUNTY.
Of the choice locations for shipping and commerce this county
has among the most favorable in the State, its entire northern
and western borders being traversed by a line of the Central
Pacific Railroad, along which the overland trains to and from
San Francisco pass, while the waters of San Francisco Bay and
the San Joaquin River that wash its shores afford access to all
manner of shipping, from a fishing boat up to the largest ocean
vessel .
Fruits and cereals of all kinds known to California climate,
flourish here. Many large dairies are carried on in the hills,
from which great quantities of milk are shipped every morning
to San Francisco. There are also three extensive coal mines in
active operation, from which many thousand tons of coal of good
quality are annually taken.
Contra Costa has many pieces of picturesque and beautiful
scenery. It can also boast of the most conspicuous mountain
peak in the State — Mt. Diablo — to the summit of which there is
a good wagon road.
Martinez is the county seat, beautifully situated on the Straits
of Carquinez.
ALAMOi Cassenburg Frank, farmer
A Post Office, 15 miles southeast of „ , T ,
Cook Lyman, farmer
Cook William E., gardener
Beley Julius, farmer, 160 acres Cook William E. Mrs., general
Bollinger Benjamin F., farmer merchandise
Bollinger James M., laborer Crow Albert L., farmer
Bollinger Joshua, farmer, 280 Crow F. M., laborer
acres Crow Jasper N., farmer
Botts George, farmer Crow J. J., laborer
Bregard Leander L., farmer Devitt James, farmer, 22 acres
JAMES L. KING, for every State and Territory, 308 Call TO T II J Q Sti B Oi Fi
33a
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main Street,
STOCKTON.
Importers of Stoves and Ranges.
784
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ALAMO-ANTIOCH.
to «0«
CO Q»i<
CO
UJ
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Fretas J., farmer, 20 acres
Gleeson John, 160 acres
Grimm F., farmer
Hall M. TV., farmer, 103 acres
Harty John, laborer
Hemme Charles C, farmer
Hemme William C, farmer
HENRY JOHN B., general mer-
chandise, hotel and post-
master
Humburg Lawrence F., farmer
and district clerk, 114 acres
Jones John M. Jr., farmer
Mullaly James E., farmer
Mullaly John, farmer, 260 acres
Munz John J., shoemaker
Nugent Owen, farmer, 160 acres
Nunez John T., farmer, 70 acres
Pacheco A. V., farmer, 47 acres
Pizarro Benito, farmer, 160 acres
Seely Daniel, blacksmith
Seeley W. H., blacksmith with
D. Seeley
Smith D. P., farmer, 125 acres
Smith George, farmer
Smith J. S., farmer
Smith W. C. E., farmer
Sohn Henry F., saddlery and
harness
Stone Albert W., farmer, 859
acres
Stone Alonzo L., farmer
Sweet A. H., farmer
Tackley C. L., farmer
Trevitts H., farmer, 53 acres
Trelut Leon, 160 acres
Waters D., farmer, 160 acres
ALHAMBRA VALLEY.
(See Martinez.)
ANTIOCH.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office,
situated on the San Joaquin Eiver.
Abbott J. P. (Kouse, Beede &
Co.)
Adams John, baker
Adams Samuel, farmer, 320
acres
Adams William, blacksmith
Adler A. A. (Jost & Adler)
Adler M. (Jost & Adler)
Albert Charles, farmer
Allen Frank E., clerk with C
H. Frink
Anthony James B., farmer
ANTIOCH LEDGER (weekly)
C F. Montgomery publisher
and proprietor
Babbe Fred., farmer
Babbe Jacob H., farmer
Baker Edward B. R., farmer
Baker Henry R., farmer
Baker John D., farmer
BAKER J. R. (J. R. Baker &
Co.) and agent Wells, Fargo
& Co., Western Union Tel.
Co. and postmaster
BAKER J. R. & CO. (J. R.
Baker and Frank George)
druggists and chemists, sta-
tioner}7, etc.
Barcla}' Lazarus G., farmer
Bayliss Edward, bartender with
James Nolan
Beede H. F. (Rouse, Beede &
Co.)
Belshaw J. T., general mer-
chandise
Bennett CD., clerk with Frink
& Stinchfield
Bettelheim Paul, bookkeeper
California Distilling Co.
Bigelo w Adoniran J . , farmer, 120
acres
Bigelow Franklin J., farmer
Birmingham Peter, farmer
Bollinger Stephen B., teamster
Bolz L., cooper Cal. Distilling
Co.
Bonnickson Jacob, farmer, 160
acres
Bonslett J. A., farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IIROirXr-
809, 811, 818, SIS and 817 Market St.. S. V.
For CUFFS. COLLARS and SHIRTS go to J&S^TSEfetS^
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — ANTIOCH.
785
Bonslett Jacob, farmer
Boothbv M. II. (Brunkhorst &
Boothby)
Borrosy Nicholas, bartender EI
Dorado Hotel
Braley Shadrack, farmer
Brewer H. W. (Dobyns &
Brewer)
Brink Allen, teamster
Bronsher Stephen, miner
Brooks Jonathan, farmer, 160
acres
Brown Henry X., farmer
Brown Thomas, laborer
Brunkhorst AY. A. (Brunkhorst
6c Boothby) and general mer-
chandise
Brunkhorst & Boothby (W. A.
Brunkhorst and M.H. Booth-
by) agricultural implements
Brans Herman, farmer
Bullock William, fireman
Burgess Phillip H., farmer
Butler John H., farmer
California Distilling Co., Jost
& Adler proprietors
Callaghan M. C, farmer
Callaghan Michael H., farmer
Campbell James G., fruits and
cigars
Carey James, farmer
Carey John, farmer
Carey Joseph F., farmer
Carman G. C, groceries
Carter Thomas O., carpenter
Chase John G., farmer and liv-
ery stable, 320 acres
Christian John P., farmer
CLEAVES D. H., proprietor
Palace Hotel
Coates John R., farmer
Condor A. G , liquor saloon
Coone}* Frank, fireman Cal.
Distilling Co.
Courtney Daniel, farmer, 160
aci
Cowan J. W., machinist
DAHNKEN CARSTEN, liquor
saloon, Palace Hotel
Dahnken Fred., liquor saloon
Darby Andrew G., farmer
Darby James D., farmer
Davison Seth, farmer
Davison William, farmer
Diettrich E., harness and sad-
dles
Dobyns A. (Dobyns & Brewer)
Dobyns & Brewer (A. Dobyns
and H. W. Brewer) carpen-
ters and undertakers
Donlan Peter, teamster
Dose Harry, butcher with Hardy
& Son
Drurum Thomas J., farmer
Dunnigan M. W., telegraph
operator
Dunnigan Wesley, bricklayer
Durkin A. G, junk dealer
EL DORADO HOTEL, N. A.
Tyler proprietor
Ellis Thomas, butcher with
Xoakes <fc Co.
Emerson Carlos B., farmer
Emerson Frank L., farmer
Empire Coal Mine
Empy G, yeastman Cal. Dis-
tilling Co.
Evans Henry, farmer, 155 acres
Farr George, laborer
Finch D. C., bartender with A.
H. Patterson
Fisher F., cooper Cal. Distil-
ling Co.
Fisk William A., clerk with C.
H. Frank
Fitzgerald Frank, liquor saloon
Fitzgerald J. B.. farmer, 700 a
Fitzgerald John, saloon keeper
Fitzpatrick John, farmer
Fleckhammer William, farmer
Flynn R. E., District Clerk,
Judsonville
Follansbee George A., carpen-
ter with J. D. Wightman
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ANTIOCH.
Forman W. B. (House & For-
man)
Fowler George A., clerk with
G. C. Carman
Frederickson Jacob, farmer
Frederickson P., 160 acres
Free Benjamin, engineer Cal.
Distilling Co.
Frink C. H. (Frink & Stinch-
field) and dry goods, boots
and shoes, etc.
Frink & Stinchfield (C. H.
Frink and E. H. Stinchfield)
wholesale grocers
Fuller A. B.. teamster with
Rouse, Beede & Co.
Gage E. M.3 agent C. P. R. R.
Gagen Henry, farmer
Galleta JoIid, fisherman
Galway M., hostler with Cal.
Distilling Co.
George Frank (J. R. Baker &
Co.)
Gervan Charles, capitalist
Gordon Charles H., farmer
Graves Amos M., farmer
Grennan Peter, farmer
Gribble William, peddler
Gunderson George, carpenter
with Cal. Distilling Co.
Hager Charles R., clergyman
Hails Robert, laborer
Rakrus Jacob, wagonmaker with
N. Peterson
Haney Benjamin F., farmer
Haney William C, farmer
Hardy Chas. S. (Hardy & Son)
Hardy Isaac (Hardy & Son)
Hardy & Son (Isaac and Chas.
S. Hardy) meat market
Harris Thomas H., farmer
Hartley Anderson C, attorney
at law
Hawley John F. , clerk Empire
Coal Mine
Heidorn Christian, teamster
Hetkes Robert, teamster
Homburg Martin, general mer-
chandise
Howard John W7., farmer
Howard William P., farmer
Hulings Wr. H., blacksmith
Irwin John, farmer, 242 acres
Jones George W., wheelwright
Josselyn S. B., saddles and har-
ness
Jost Charles (Jost <fc Adler) res
San Francisco
Jost Christ, mashman with Cal
Distilling Co.
Jost & Adler (Charles Jost,
and A. and M. Adler) propri-
etors Cal. Distilling Co.
Kennerley James, farmer
King Jeremiah, farmer
Knight George W., 110 acres
LANDYMORE JAS. (Noakes
& Co.)
Lay ton Wr. S., clerk with Rouse
& Forman
Livira Joseph, farmer
Lorensen Julius, waiter with El
Dorado Hotel
Ludinghouse Fred., blacksmith
and wagonmaker
Macartney David, groceries, etc.
Mahan Win., bookkeeper with
Rouse, Beede <fe Co.
Maloney Peter, farmer
Marshall Benj. P., contractor
and builder
McDermott P. , blacksmith
McGinley James, farmer
Mcintosh John, blacksmith with
N. Peterson
McLaughlin Thomas, liquors
McMaster J. C, butcher with
Hardy & Son
McMaster M. A., County Su-
pervisor
McMaster M. A. Mrs., hotel
McQuade Jno. , farmer, 163 acres
Mcniken F., liquor saloon
Mesquita Joseph M., barber
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TIWWARE.
809, til, BIS, 818 .'•■i<l 817 llarkol st..S. I
ST. DAVIDS.
ri5 HOWARD ST.. near Third, San Franciwo. So DatfK
Kooms. No guest allowed to use the linen once used by another.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ANTIOCH.
787
Meyer G. (L. Meyer & Co.)
Meyer L. (L. Meyer & Co.)
Meyer L. & Co. (L. & G. Meyer)
general merchandise
Minta Manuel, farmer
Miller George, superintendent
Cal. Distilling Co.
Miller Henry, mashman with
Cal. Distilling Co.
Miller John, laborer
Molen Alex., farmer
MONTGOMERY C. F., pub-
lisher and proprietor Antioch
Ledger
Morgan Thomas, farmer
Morse Frank, liquor saloon
Newman George H., painter
Newman William, painter
NOAKES WM. (Noakes&Co.)
NOAKES & CO. (Wm. Noakes
and James Landymore) meat
market
Nolan James, liquor saloon
O'Brien James, farmer
O'Brien J. C, capitalist
O'Donovan Cornelius, liquor
saloon
O'Hara John, farmer
PAGE S. P., gunsmith and
blacksmith
PALACE HOTEL, D. H.
Cleaves proprietor
Parkinson Manuel C, physician
and druggist
Patterson A. H., liquor saloon
Perry George, laborer
Perry Harvey, compositor An-
tioch Ledger
Peters F. W., boots and shoes
Peterson Joseph, blacksmith
with N . Peterson
Peterson N., blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Pitts D. M., constable
Pobar J., cooper with Cal. Dis-
tilling Co.
Pullen Stephen, farmer
Quant Fred. J., farmer
Quinlan Daniel P., miller with
Cal. Distilling Co.
Kamm John H., assistant en-
gineer with Cal. Distilling Co.
Reed & Co., undertakers
Been John, butcher with Hardy
& Son
Remfree Francis, barber
Remfree William, liquor saloon
and barber shop
Robinson Lester L., capitalist
Roth Henry, butcher with Har-
dy & Son
Rouse D. S., miner
Rouse G. (Rouse & Forman)
Rouse J. C. (Rouse, Beede&Co.)
Rouse, Beede&Co. (J. C Rouse,
H. F. Beede and J. P. Abbott)
lumber dealers
Rouse & Forman (G. Rouse and
W. B. Forman) hardware
Ruckstuhl Joseph, farmer
Schmidt W., mashman with Cal.
Distilling Co.
Shannon William, farmer
Shipley R., laborer
Smith W. W. Rev , clergyman
Stamm Ferdinand, rectifier Cal.
Distilling Co.
Stamm Louis, shoemaker
Stevenson Joseph, blacksmith
Stinchfield E. H. (Frink &
Stinchfield)
Stockton James F., farmer
Stovesand Henry, liquor saloon
Stumpf Philip, bakery and
liquor saloon
Sweeney C, stockman Cal. Dis-
tilling Co.
Taylor F. E., tinsmith
Taylor James, vaquero with
Hardy & Son
Timmons J. Miss, millinery and
fancy goods
Timms H. Mrs., millinery
Trembath Richard, farmer, 152 a
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TYLER N. A., proprietor El
Dorado Hotel
Union Hall
Uren John, farmer
Uren Thomas, farmer
Yail Frank O.M., liquor saloon
Yerages Jesse D., farmer
Yiea John, farmer
Welch John, farmer, 160 acres
Weinple E. L. , physician
Whelihan John, District Clerk,
Live Oak
WIGHTMAN J. D., contractor
and builder
Wild C., tailor
Wilkening F., stillman Cal.
Distilling Co.
Williams Charles, farmer, 160 a
Williams William Pi., butcher
with Noakes <fc Co.
Willis Frank M., clerk with W.
A. Brunkhorst
Willis Glen T., farmer
Willis T. N., fanner, 256 acres
J. D. WIGHTMAN,
CONTRACTOR, CARPENTER and BUILDER
Stores and Offices neatly fitted up. Repairing and Jobbing
promptly attended to.
ESTIMATES ETTEaHSTISIHIIEID.
BAY POINT.
See Concord, i
BLACK DIAMOND.
A Post, Express and Telegraph - Office,
situated on the San Joaquin Pwiver,
about 1 mile from Cornwall — an im-
portant coaling point.
Abrams Williams, laborer
Abrams John, brakeman Black
Diamond E. R. Co.
Andrews A., laborer
Andrews Joseph, farmer
Arata A., fisherman
Arata L., peddler
Baird B. H.. fanner
Barry O.. laborer
black diamond coal
mining;co.. a. w. <
wall agent
BLACK DIAMOND HOTEL,
Peter Street proprietor
Black Diamond B. E. Co., P.
B. Cornwall president
Bolz Antonio, general merchan-
dise
Booth George, laborer
Booth Sydney, fish cannery
BOWE MICHAEL, liquor sa-
loon
Braley S.. farmer
Brown William, carpenter
Buchanan William, farmer
Campagnio L.. fisherman
Cannavera G. N., fisherman
Capoano A., fisherman
('alter James, farmer
Carnsa Frank, fisherman
Cicerillo Stephen, fisherman
Cinciolo Joseph, fisherman
Colvin A., superintendent Can-
ry
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., SSZ
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY BLACK DIAMOND.
789
Cordrav C.W., conductor Black
Diamond R. R. Co.
CORNWALL A. W., agent
Wells, Fargo & Co., Western
Union Tel. Co. and Black
Diamond Coal Mining Co.
CORNWALL P. B., president
Black Diamond Coal and R.
R. Cos., res San Francisco
Cosaria L., fisherman
Davis W. E., brakeman Black
Diamond R. R. Co.
Del Monte August, boat builder
Del Monte Ferdinand, boat
builder
Del Monte Frank, boat builder
Ducato Joseph, fisherman
Duncalf A., brakeman Black
Diamond R. R. Co.
Duncalf William, laborer
Eagan E. J., blacksmith
Fahj William, farmer, 135 acres
George J., fisherman
Guaragnelli Joseph, winemaker
Gunta Rosario, boatbuilder
j Hadley A. A., peddler
i Hanlon James, farmer, 141
acres
Hickey William, farmer
Hill Nathaniel, farmer
Holt I. M., bricklayer
Johnson Andrew, laborer
Johnson Peter, boatman
Keith William R., farmer
Kennedy D. W., laborer
Kennerly Fred., farmer
Kennedy James, farmer
Kenny E.
Killeran Isaac S. , farmer
Longo Antonio, shoemaker
Ludgering Edward, farmer
Lyndall C. P., agent C P. R.R.
Manzer L. M., farmer
Mazzia G., bartender with G.
Miliani
McAvoy Oliver, farmer
McClosky James, farmer, 160 a
clerk
McCue C, foreman with Black
Diamond R. R. Co.
McGrath Thomas, laborer
Metten Louis, farmer, 1G0 acres
Miliani G., liquor saloon
Mills Charles, watchman with
Black Diamond Coal M. Co.
Mills E. A., machinist
Mills J. H., fireman with Black
Diamond R. R. Co.
Morgans H. H., machinist
Mulligan B., engineer
Nichols Joseph, engineer
O'Hara Henry, farmer
O'Hara James, farmer
O'Hara John, farmer
O'Hara William, laborer
Parsons Walter, district
(New York) and wharfinger
Paul L. W. , farmer
Peoples Henry, watchman
Pinuella F., laborer
Pramberg C. J., farmer
Ranev Joseph, clerk
RANEY SHELDON, general
merchandise, Postmaster and
insurance agent
RODGERS T. M., liquor saloon
Koines Charles, fisherman
Royce J. P., stockraiser
Ryer W. M., farmer, 50 acres
S;ilvatore D., liquor saloon
Schneider J. H., 3335 acres
Schulte A., farmer
Senderman A., general merch-
andise
Skillicorn John, carpenter with
Black Diamond Coal M. Co.
Soto Angel B., barber
South George, farmer, 100 acres
Spano N., fisherman
STREET PETER, proprietor
Black Diamond Hotel
Trant J., laborer
Van Barm C, farmer
WELLS, FARGO & CO S EX-
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NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVE GELATINE. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gervl Agents.
790 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY BLACK DIAMOND-BRENTWOOD.
WESTERN^UNION TELE-
GRAPH CO., A. W. Cornwall
agent
White W., laborer
Whitney W. E., farmer, 207
acres
Whitney W. J., farmer, 120
acres
Wight C. N., farmer
Wight R. H., farmer
Williams D., laborer
Wood James, laborer
Yates Richard, watchman Black
Diamond Coal M. Co.
BRENTWOOD.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office,
27 miles from Martinez.
Abbott Joseph, horseshoer with
Davis & Walker
Acosta P., farmer
Amberg Joseph, liquor saloon
Ahren John, liquor saloon
Babbe Frederick B., farmer, 300
acres
Babbe Frederick B. Jr., farmer
BACIGALUPI L., wines,
liquors and billiards
Baker Frank, farmer, 160 acres
Barkley L. G., farmer, 40 acres
Barkley Simon T., farmer
Beattie Samuel, farmer, 80 acres
Bonniekson H., farmer, 160 a
Bordes Sylvain, farmer
Boyle Patrick, farmer, 240 acres
Brink A., laborer
Brown John, farmer, 318 acres
Bruns H., farmer, 160 acres
Buntenbach August, harness
and saddlery
Butler J. H., farmer, 10 acres
Byers A., farmer
Byers J. R., farmer, 320 acres
Cakebread Robert, farmer, 320
acres
Campion M.. farmer, 155 acres
Carey John E. W., farmer and
justice of the peace
Carey J. T., blacksmith
Chadbourne Levy, farmer, 795
acres
Chadwick J. W., farmer
Chavis C, notary public
Christiansen Jergen, farmer, 440
acres
Christiansen J. P., farmer, 160
acres
Collis William, farmer, 160 acres
Cople George, farmer, 389 acres
Cruikshank J. K., farmer
Dainty James, farmer, 480 acres
Darby A. G., farmer, 320 acres
Darby J. D., district clerk (Deer
Valley) and farmer, 165 acres
Daughman Samuel M., farmer
Davis Joseph C, farmer
Davis Solomon P. ( Davis &
Walker)
Davis & Walker ( Solomon P.
Davis and William A.W'alker)
blacksmiths
Dean Newton, harnessmaker
Dean Robert G., farmer, 218
acres
Delm John, farmer, 160 acres
De Martini Andrea, farmer
Diffiu J. O., farmer, 150 acres
Dillwood Alfred M., farmer
Dillwood Oliver H., farmer, 30
acres
Ellsworth H., farmer, 80 acres
Ellsworth John, carpenter
Ellsworth L., farmer, 160 acres
Emerson C. B., District Clerk,
Iron House, and farmer, 510
acres
Estabrook C. R., agent C. P.
R. R.
Estes W. J., farmer, 320 acres
Fletcher John, farmer
Fox George R., laborer
Gann I. W., farmer, 155 acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
809. 311, 313, 315 nntl 317 Jlarkrl St., S. I
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'91
Gibson Hugh, farmer, 476 acres
Gilchrist William, farmer, 320
acres
Giovanetti Angelo, farmer, 282
acres
Gordon C. H., farmer, 3-48 acres
GRABER NICHOLAS, black-
smith and wagonmaker
Grant Everett, horsetrainer
Gregory Hiram L. Rev., pas-
tor M. E. Church
Grennan Michael, farmer
Grennan Peter, farmer, 160
acres
Griffin Patrick, farmer
Grigsby E. D., farmer, 476
acres
Grunauer Henry, clerk with
Louis Grunauer
GRUNAUER LOUIS, post-
master and general merchan-
dise
Haney B. F., farmer, 40 acres
Haney E. C, farmer
Haney W. C, farmer, 280 acres
Harris Peter, farmer, 309 acres
I Harris William H., farmer
Harrower Robert, farmer, 480
acres
Heidorn C, farmer, 238 acres
Heidorn Henry, farmer, 160
acres
Hinkle J. B., farmer, 640 acres
Hopper W. D., farmer
Howard Austin S. , farmer
Howard J. R., farmer
Humphreys M. A., farmer
Ivory M. B., capitalist
Jesse Fred., farmer
JONES JOHN P., proprietor
National Hotel
Juett Andrew, farmer
Juett H. B., farmer, 300 acres
Juett William P., farmer
King Jeremiah, farmer, 160
acres
King P. G-, farmer, 160 acres
Kroner Louis, clerk with Louis
Grunauer
Levara Jos., farmer, 340 acres
Lieber Leopold, general mer-
chandise
Lowe Robert, farmer, 160 acres
Martin John, farmer, 160 acres
Maylott C. A., District Clerk,
Lone Tree
McCabe Frank, general mer-
chandise
McCabe George, farmer
McCabe H. C, farmer, 316
acres
McCabe J. P., farmer, 1160 acres
McCabe Thomas, farmer, 154
acres
McCoy Charles A., farmer
McEntire R. N., farmer, 150
acres
McFarlon John, farmer, 477
acres
McNamara Hugh, farmer
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Hiram L. Gregory pas-
tor
Miller John T. , farmer, 503 acres
Miller Joseph, farmer, 155 acres
Mitchell James, farmer, 160
acres
Moody Percy, blacksmith
Mott H. V., District Clerk and
physician
Murphy Thomas, farmer, 1276
acres
NATIONAL HOTEL, John P.
Jones proprietor
Neary John W., liquor saloon
Noakes William, butcher
Norman John, farmer, 444 acres
O'Brien Patrick Jr., farmer, 160
acres
Oberholtzer George W., farmer
Palm Jeremiah, carpenter
Partman Andrew, farmer, 640
acres
PearceJohnT., farmer, 79 acres
JAMES L KING. £
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every State and Territory,
18 California St. S. F,
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.
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Pearce William F., farmer, 80
acres
Pistolisi J., farmer, 160 acres
Portman Andrew, farmer
Portman William, farmer
Preston Levi S., farmer, 240
acres
Quant F. J., farmer, 160 acres
Reed William S., farmer, 240
acres
Renas J. T., farmer, 28 acres
Roberts J. , farmer, 28 acres
Roberts P. L. , farmer
Roberts S.N., farmer, 320 acres
Rooney T. J., farmer
Sanders Daniel W., farmer
Sanders J. H. F., farmer
Sellers George, farmer, 25 acres
Sellers S. A., farmer, 30 acres
Shafer William, farmer, 560
acres
Shannon James, farmer
Shuey Marcus M., farmer, 220
acres
i Shuey Josephus M., farmer
Shultz Peter, farmer
! Skaggs M. B., District Clerk,
Liberty
I Skaggs William, farmer, 120
acres
| Sly Solomon, laborer
Smith Andrew, farmer, 319
acres
Smith F. M., farmer
Smith G. W.
Smith H. C, farmer-
Smith J. F., farmer
Smith N. W., farmer, 160 acres
Smith Oscar, farmer, 160 acres
Smith Rufus, farmer
Smith William, laborer;
Steading E. W., farmer, 640
acres
Sullenger M., farmer
Tansell L. J., farmer, 154 acres
Veale R. R., district clerk(Eden
Plain) and farmer, 800 acres
Walker Andrew, farmer, 1868
Walker William A. (Davis &
Walker)
Wallace Robert, farmer
Walton J. P., farmer, 50 acres
Walton M. A., farmer, 230 acres
Welch S., farmer
Welch W. E., farmer
Wenig Charles, farmer, 154
acres
Wills Josiah, farmer, 311 acres
Woodrufl W. W., farmer
Wright D. J., farmer
Wristen A. C, farmer
Wristen Sylvester C, farmer
Zekind George, clerk with Louis
GruDauer
Zimmerman Charles, liquor sa-
loon
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BRENTWOOD, - - CALIFORNIA.
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BLACKSMITH and WAGONMAKER
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short notice.
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TlJ>T~W.A.:R,:E-
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — BRIONES VALLEY-BYRON. 793
NATIONAL H O T IE I_. ,
J. P. JONES, Proprietor,
BRENTWOOD, - CALIFORNIA.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN TOWN.
This house is especially adapted to Transient Custom.
Table First-Class. Commodious Rooms.
Livery and Feed Stable connected with the House.
All the celebrated brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars at
the Bar.
BRIONES VALLEY.
(See Martinez.)
BYRON.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office,
13 miles from Antioch.
Andrews James, farmer
Armstrong John S., farmer, 160
acres
Barnes Alexander, farmer, 160
acres
Berlinger Matt, farmer, 400
acres
Borger F. S., farmer
Brackett George, blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Brown John, farmer, 158 acres
Bryant Warren, farmer
Burdowick Peter, farmer, 320
acres
BYRON AGRICULTURAL
WORKS, P. H. Me Vicar pro-
prietor
BYRON HOTEL, F. M. Hol-
way proprietor
BYRON SPRINGS HOTEL,
W. G. French proprietor
Carlton Thomas, farmer
Carter George W. T., farmer,
80 acres
CASSELMAN W. J., agent
Wells, Fargo k Co. and C.P.
B. K.
Caswell Daniel T. , farmer, 152
acres
Chase Chauncey, farmer
Chilson B. A., bee raiser
Chilson Lucius A., farmer, 150
acres
Chilson Williard M., farmer
Cople George, farmer
Cowan William, farmer
Crawford Samuel, farmer, 160
1 acres
Creighton William, farmer, 80
acres
De Bast John E., machinist
Doherty William K., physician
Dohrs Henry C, farmer, 948
acres
Durkin John M., liquor saloon
Eastcott John, farmer. 160 acres
Egan Thomas, farmer, 112 acres
Egan Michael, farmer, 160 acres
Eves John, farmer
Fabian E. (Fabian & Co.)
Fabian & Co. (E. Fabian, L.
Levinsky and M. Grunauer)
general merchandise
Feeley Dennis, farmer, 160 acres
FRENCH N. G., proprietor
Byron Springs Hotel
Gilbert Joseph A., painter
Glass John S-, sheepraiser, 240
acres
Goodrich L. C, farmer, 70 acres
Gregg George W., clerk Byron
Springs Hotel
JAMES L. KING, 311 California St.. S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
DYNAMITE or GIANT POWDER,
THE ONLY RELIABLE. Baiidmanti,
Nielsen * *'«., Urneral Agents.
794
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — BYRON.
Griffith George, engineer Byron
Springs Hotel
Grover M. M., farmer, 2 acres
Grover William T., farmer, 160
acres
Grunauer M. (Fabian <fe Co.)
Hauser Adam H. , shoemaker,
80 acres
Heitmann Chris., driver Byron
Springs Hotel
HOLWAY F. M., proprietor
Byron Hotel and liquor sa-
loon
Huey Isaac, farmer
Hungerford Frank M., farmer
Huston R. G., farmer, 115 acres
Jaquillard Samuel, bartender
with F. M. Holway
JAQUILLARD THEO, black-
smith
Johnson Joseph W., farmer
Johnson M. B., farmer, 160
acres
Johnston A. G. , clerk William
H. Johnston
JOHNSTON WILLIAM H.,
postmaster_. general merchan-
dise and district clerk (Hot
Springs)
Keep Robert W., teamster
Krumland George, farmer
Langstadter I. S., bookkeeper
with Fabian & Co.
Lemoin Reuben E., farmer
Levinsky L. (Fabian & Co.)
Livingston Henry, farmer, 80
acres
McEntire W. J., farmer
McVICAR P. H., proprietor
Byron Agricultural Works
Moore John, farmer
Moore Thomas, bartender with
Herman Peers
Nelson B., farmer, 158 acres
Netherton John S., 158 acres
Nickerson E. A., farmer, 160
acres
Nixon Alfred, restaurant
Peers Charles, liquor saloon
Peers Herman, liquor saloon
Peterman N., farmer, 260 acres
Plumley Alonzo, farmer, 160
acres
Porter Andrew, farmer, 16C
acres
Preston C. J., farmer, 312 acres
Preston Francis M., farmer
Richardson A., farmer, 680
acres
Sanders Warren, farmer
Sanderson John, farmer, 80
acres
Severn Silas, liquor saloon
Severn Silas Jr., bartender with
S. Severn
Schilling Henry, clerk with Fa-
bian & Co.
Smith John, laborer
Sprawl John, farmer, 160 acres
Steele Archibald, laborer
Stone Warren W., farmer, 160
acres
Swift Peter, farmer
Swift Philip, farmer, 160 acres
Taylor A. T., farmer, 312 acres
Taylor A. V., farmer, 160 acres
Taylor Volney, farmer, 318
acres
Wallace Robert, farmer, 160
acres
Wallace Robert Jr., farmer
Webber B. R., farmer
WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EX-
PRESS, W. J. Casselman
agent
Wright Orlando, farmer, 139
acres
Wiukler William, blacksmith
with Theodore Jaquillard
Wilder W.R., farmer, 154 acres
Walkening Annie Mrs.
WiUs S. M., District Clerk, Ex-
celsior
Wright H., farmer, 160 acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.
manufacturers of TinST"Vs7"-A.K,E.
309, 311, 813, 31B and 317 Market Mt.. K. F
ST. DAVIDS.
ris now tit ■> mki:i;t, near I'blrd; Nan Fr«n«l«eo.
No Cleaner or Better Furnished Kooius lu the city.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY BYRON SPRINGS-CLAYTON. 795
BYRON AGRICULTURAL WORKS
P. H. Mc VICAR, Proprietor,
BYRON, O-A-Xj.
CARRIAGE, WAGON
The Repairing of Agricultural Implements a Specialty.
HOUNT
TWO MILES FROM BYRON'S HOT SPRINGS,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
Table Supplied with tRe_ Best in the Market.
Board from $1 25 to $1 50 per Day.
Board and Lodging, $6 to $8 per Week.
F. M. HOLWAY, Proprietor,
BYRON MINERAL
SPRINGS.
i N. G. French proprii-tor.)
These wonderful and now celebrated
springs are aneqnaled in their perma-
nent curative properties, and are sit-
uated about 2% miles from Ryron
Railroad Station. The hotel accom-
modations are first-class, and com-
prise elegant rooms, single and en
suite, a bountiful table is spread and
the dining room is unexceptionable.
The hotel stage meets all trains.
BYRON SPRINGS.
(See Byron.)
CARBONDALE.
(See Nortonville.)
CLAYTON.
A Post and Express Office, 12 miles
southeast of Martinez.
Ackerman Jacob, miner
Atkins William, farmer, 160
acres
Barbour Freeman, farmer
Barclay Paul R., lumberman
Bendixon Jacob, farmer
Blocking George, farmer, 45
acres
Bollman D. M., farmer, 144
acres
Banner Joseph, farmer
Boyle Patrick, farmer
Bradley A. S., photographer
Briggs Elijah, farmer, 100 acres
Brown David O., farmer, 69
acres
Carpenter A. M., farmer
Carpenter Daniel S., County
Tax Collector
JAMES L. KING,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.,
394-296 Main Street, Stockton.
agents for Wmtbrop and Newport Ranges,
796
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — CLAYTON.
Chapman G. O., farmer, 174
acres
Clayton Charles J., farmer, 689
acres
CLAYTON HOTEL, John Con-
die proprietor
Collins John S., farmer
CONDIE JOHN, proprietor
Clayton Hotel
Crandall Albert, farmer
Crandall Thomas J., laborer
CURRY JAMES R., livery and
feed stable
Davis David, farmer, 160 acres
Deasy Daniel, farmer, 220 acres
De Martini Paul, wine grower
Donner Hiram, farmer
Donner John, farmer, 325 acres
Duncan John O. H., farmer
Donner Jonathan, farmer
Duncan George P., farmer
Duncan John H. (Duncan &
Lobree.)
Duncan Thomas K., farmer
Duncan & Lobree (John H.
Duncan and Abraham Lobree)
liquor saloon
Easthan L. M., mariner
Edwards Louis, farmer
Frank Fred., farmer
Glushing Peter H., farmer, 80
acres
Hansen Peter R., farmer, 200
acres
Hastie Robert, farmer *nd Jus-
tice of the Peace, 10 acres
Hawes William, farmer, 480 a
Hebeis Nicholas, farmer, 3 acres
Howard Harry, sign and carri-
age painter
Hunt T. L., farmer, 170 acres
Jones William P., farmer
Kirkwood Nicholas, farmer, 252
acres
Kirkwood William, farmer
Kirkwood William A., teacher
Lewis Robert, capitalist, C acres
Llewellyn J. D., farmer, 181
acres
Lobree Abraham (Duncan &
Lobree)
Lobree Philip, clerk with Chas.
Rhine
Marsh Joshua, 160 acres
Martin Lawrence, laborer
Martindale William, farmer, 41
acres
McDonald H., farmer, 80 acres
McGuire J.P., farmer,128 acres
Morgan Jeremiah, farmer
Morgan Joseph H., farmer
Meredith William, farmer, 144
acres
Norman A. , District Clerk, Mor-
gan Territory, and farmer
O'Neil Charles E., farmer, 40
acres
Pickerel Alex., farmer
Polley Henry, farmer, 160 acres
Powell CD., farmer
Pratt Alexis L., school teacher
Rawson H., farmer, 5 acres
Reinhart J., shoemaker
Rheem Jacob, farmer
RHINE CHARLES, general
merchandise, postmaster, and
District Clerk Mount Diablo,
838 acres
Riley James, farmer
Roach John, farmer, 160 acres
Robertson George, laborer
Robrecht Frank, teamster
Ruscher Joseph, brewery
Russelman F., farmer, 160 acres
Sappington Pius, farmer, 160
acres
Schwartz George H., hotel
Schwedersky George, clerk with
Charles Rhine
Stranahan R. F., farmer, 23
acres
Strong J. H. Rev., preacher
Tarwater Gabriel, farmer, 320
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of II^OIST FIFE.
809. 311.318, 310 and 317 Market St.. »• F
W. D. LAWTON & CO
Manufacturers Ol
i WHITE and CHEVIOT
SHIRTS. 608 Market St., S.F.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CLAYTON-CONCORD.
797
Terry G., vineyardist
Trate Henry, blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Wakefield William C, farmer
Ward Matthew, farmer, 240
acres
Weber John H., farmer, 240
acres
CLATION H;tll
CLAYTON. - - - CAL.,
JOHN CONDIE.
Proprietor.
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Picnic Parties and others visiting Mt. Diablo
(sis miles distant by good trail) , Mitchell Canyon,
and other places of interest, the routes of which
are through Clayton, will find complete accommo-
dation here. Stages from Martinez boat and from
Oakland connect with Clayton. For picturesque-
ness, scenery and salubrity of clime, this neigh-
borhood cannot be excelled in the State.
The Bar is supplied with the best quality of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The Table is supplied
with all the delicacies of the season.
Livery. Feed and Sale Stable,
JAMES CURRY, Proprietor,
CLAYTON, CAXj.
Promptly furnished, at Low Rates.
^»** Horses Boarded by the Day. Week or Month.
CONCORD.
A Post. Express and Telegraph Office,
7 miles from Martinez.
Aeta Juan De D., farmer, and
carpenter
Anallanes A., farmer
Anallanes J. M., farmer
Anallanes "William, laborer
Anderson Alfred, farmer, 80 a
Andrews J., District Clerk Bay
Point
Arden J. H. Rev., pastor Santa
Guadalupe Roman Catholic
Church. 168 acres
Baber Otis, laborer
BACON S., postmaster, notary
public, and general mdse
Bailev Charles H. (Haslett &
Bailey)
Bailey J. A., 160 acres
Baker Sullivan S., farmer
Bana Francesco, laborer
Beebe B\ F., County Supervi-
sor and capitalist
Bello John A., farmer
Bente Charles, wagonmaker
Bente Henry, farmer
Bernal Thomas, harnessmaker
with B. Bolognesi
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Betteneourt J. G., laborer
Bettencourt J. S., laborer
Bevert William L., laborer
Bisso Louis, gardener
Black Matbias, warehouse
BLACKMAR J. Q., agent S.
Blum & Co.'s Bay Point Ware-
house, real estate and insur-
ance agent
Blocbing George, farmer
Bolbnann Diedrick M., farmer
Bollmann Henry G., farmer
Bolognesi Raffaello, harness
and saddlery
Bott Henry W. (Nottingham &
Bott)
Bowman William, farmer
Bragdon E., physician
Brawand John (Mahoney & Bra-
wand
Brazil Joseph, laborer
Breckenridge M. N., tinsmith
Brewen Charles W., blacksmith
BRIONES C, proprietor
Eureka Saloon
Brown C. L., farmer, 160 acres
Brown William L. (Nichols &
Brown
Babe B. F., wheelwright, 2 acres
Burke John J., harness and sad-
dlery
Cantua Julian, farmer, 100 acres
Cantua Thomas, farmer
CAVANAGH JAMES (Mur-
phy & Cavanagh) 130 acres
Cavanagh Jno., farmer, 303 acres
Cavanagh William, farmer
Cavin William, farmer, 308 acres
Chapman Charles, liquor saloon
Charles F. E., carpenter
Carpenter William, with M. N.
Breckenridge
Clark B. S., horsetraiuer
Clicar William, '200 acres
Cohn Isaac, barber
Concord Hook and Ladder Co.
No. 1, H.J. Nelson foreman
Concord Hotel, Philip Klein
proprietor
CONCORD MEAT MARKET,
J. H. Keller proprietor
CONCORD SUN, THE (week-
ly) Solomon Farjeon propr
Coots James, thresher
Costa Jose, farmer
Cunningham Daniel, farmer,
1161 acres
Cunningham James B., clerk
with Murphy & Cavanagh
Dedovich Steve, laborer
Denkinger Norbert, farmer
Detlor John V.
Donner Jonathan, farmer, 160
acres
Dows H. J., farmer, 106 acres
Duarte M. J., farmer, 60 acres
Enos John, farmer
Esparcia John P., farmer
EUREKA SALOON, C. Brio-
nes proprietor
FARGEON SOLOMON, editor
and proprietor The Concord
Sun
Fatoda L. J., laborer
Fayron S., printer
Fedderson Henry, farmer
Feria Antone S., farmer, 153 a
Fisher Jos., farmer
Foote A. L., farmer
Freitas Antone E., farmer
Galindo A. J., farmer
Galindo Antonio, farmer
Galindo Augustin, farmer
Galindo Juan C, farmer
Galindo Jose, farmer
Garcia James, laborer
Garcia John, farmer, 238 acres
Gats Charles, cigarmaker
Gehringer Andrew, farmer
George Manuel O., farmer, 320
acres
Glavin John, farmer
GOLLER HENRY M., boot
and shoemaker
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET HR.02ST,
809,311,313,31s and 317 liuikri St., 8. I .
E. C. HUGHES, PRINTING AND BINDING.
511 sinsouk St.. San Franclaco.
Fine Mercantile 1'riiitiiiK.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CONCORD.
799
Goodale Justin M., general mer-
chandise
Greer J. B., farmer
Green William O., farmer
Guy J. W., undertaker and car-
penter
Hall Robert H., gardener
Haslett Samuel ( Haslett &
Bailey)
Haslett <fc Bailey (Samuel Has-
lett and Charles H. Bailey)
proprietors Seal Bluff Ware-
houses
Haves Montgomery, farmer
Hebeis Nicholas, farmer
Hernandez J., laborer
Higuera Fernando L., clerk with
Charles Navis
Higuera Thos. F. , farmer
Holdreu James, butcher with J.
H. Keller
Ingram Henry, druggist
IVORY A. A., proprietor Mt.
Diablo Hotel
Ivory L. L., farmer
Jaquith Edw. J., wagonmaker
Julio Antonio, shoemaker
KABLE THOS., wellborer
Keerins Matt., farmer
KELLER J. H., proprietor Con-
cord Meat Market
Kennerly Jas. , farmer, 83 acres
Klein Philip, proprietor Con-
cord Hotel
LAMBERT JOHN, bakery and
coffee saloon
Lasell L. M., merchant, 265
acres
Lewis Charles H., farmer
Lewis Richard, farmer
Lewis William D. , liquor saloon
Loring Hattie Mrs., milliner
and dressmaker
Loring Henry, laborer
Ludering E., farmer, 160 acres
Mahoney Bernard (Mahoney &
Brawand)
Mahoney <fc Brawand (Bernard
Mahoney and John Brawand)
livery, boarding, sale and feed
stables
Manning M. W., farmer, 167 a
Mansilbo J. S., farmer, 185 acres
Manuel Frank, farmer
Manzer L. M., farmer
Markey P. H., farmer
Mascarich George, farmer
Materson Daniel, farmer, 185
acres
Matheson D., District Clerk
Lime Quarry
Matthews J. H., farmer
McAvoy Oliver, farmer, 313
acres
McCargor Herman, farmer
McCarger James, thresher
McCarger Philander, farmer
McClellan Charles, farmer, 100
acres
McKean Joseph, farmer
Mitchell Andrew J., farmer
Mitchell John T., farmer
Monge Alfred, laborer
Monge C. A., laborer
MT. DIABLO HOTEL, A. A.
Ivory proprietor
Moreno L. F., harnessmaker
with R. Bolognesi
Morgan Josiah E., farmer
MURPHY BERNARD J.
(Murphy & Cavanagh) and
agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
Murphy J. W.. farmer
MURPHY & CAVANAGH
(Bernard J. Murphy and Jas.
Cavanagh) general merchan-
dise, drygoods and notions
Navia Charles, groceries
Nelson Henry J., carpenter
Nelson H. J. Mrs., millinery
and fancy goods
Neustadter Bernard, general
merchandise
Nichols Seth (Nichols <fc Brown)
JAMES L. KING
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
Westlake Stove Co., "t^c^o8^ IfflBOrters Of Stores aM Ram
800
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CONCORD.
NICHOLS & BROWN (Seth
Nichols and Wm. L. Brown)
livery stable
Nolte William, butcher with J.
H. Keller
Norden Stephen J., carpenter
Nottingham M. F. (Nottingham
& Bott)
Nottingham & Bott (M. F. Not-
tingham and Henry W. Bott)
blacksmiths and wagonmakers
O'Hara James, farmer, 320 acres
O'Hara John, farmer, 159 acres
O'Hara Henry Jr., farmer, 149
acres
Pacheco B., farmer
Pacheco Frank J., blacksmith
Pacheco Salvador, farmer, 134
acres
Pacheco Y. F., 160 acres
Palmer A. P., farmer, 68 acres
Parker Charles W., farmer
Parkison Thomas, farmer, 326
acres
Paul A. A., farmer, 156 acres
Perez Bertola, farmer
Perez Francisco, groceries and
liquors
Phillippi George, farmer
Praneberg C- J., farmer, 658
acres
Reif Charles, liquor saloon
Reis Nicholas, bartender with
J. F. Sheehan
Rhine Jacob, liquor saloon
Rodgers Cornelius, laborer
Rooney John, farmer, 160 acres
Rose John J. , farmer, 60 acres
Rossi Augustine, vegetable gar-
gener
Sage Phillip, bartender
Samuel John, farmer
Santa Guadalupe Catholic
Church, Rev. J. H. Arden
pastor
Seal Bluff Warehouses, Haslett
& Bailey proprietors
Sharp Don, 115 acres
SHEEHAN JAMES F., wines,
liquors and billiard hall
Sherman Manuel, farmer, 5 acres
Sherman Tan R., farmer, 19
acres
Shultz C, farmer
Silver Frank V. , laborer
Smith Thomas, blacksmith with
Nottingham & Bott
Smith W. B., farmer
Soto Francisco, farmer
Soto Peter, barber shop
Soto Presento M., clerk with S.
Bacon
Soto Silbario
Storms Samuel H., farmer
Swart F. S., carpenter
Tarwater John, butcher with J.
H. Keller
Thompson Calvin, farmer, 15^
acres
Thurber Alfred, teacher
Tierney John, laborer
Tormey John, farmer, 333 acres
Tormey Thomas P., farmer,
2114 acres
Tisher John, farmer
Tristram Samuel, farmer, 4 acres
Valencia H. P., farmer, 160
acres
Wright C. N., farmer, 695
acres
Webb Barnabus
WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EX-
PRESS, Bernard J. Murphy
agent
Wiechers John P., clerk Mount
Diablo Hotel
Wilkinson William, farmer
Wright R. H., farmer, 505 acres
Young M. D., clerk with B.
Neustadter
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of IIR.01S3" PIPE.
300, 311, 313. 315 »tifl 31? Market St.. S. i»
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to &%.3&?32£,£ £*2
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CORNWALL STATION -CROCKETT. 801
WIT. DIABLO HOTEL, Concord Meat Market,
A. A. IVORY, Proprietor,
J. H. KELLER, Propr.,
Concord, ContraCosta County, Cal. (j,^ . . . California,
DEALER IN
Beef, Mutton, Port, Veal,
BOARD AND LODGING
By the Day, Week or Month.
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
For the Traveling Public at reasonable
Sausages, Etc , Etc.
Families supplied Promptly at
Lowest Rates. Highest market
price paid for Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep on foot.
CORNWALL STATION.
A Post and Express Office on the C. P.
R. R.
Carter James, farmer
Hanlon James, farmer
MeCloskey James, farmer
McCloskey John B., farmer
CROCKETT.
A Post Office one mile from Vallejo
Junction.
Axel James, helper Heald's Ag-
ricultural Works
Baltz Henry W., carpenter
Heald's Agricultural Works
BARNHISEL SAMUEL H.,
groceries and general mer-
chandise
Berg O., laborer
Berryman Charles, apprentice
Heald's Agricultural Works
Blank M. H., laborer
Brew Timothy S. (Brew &
Denehy)
BREW & DENEHY (Timothy
S. Brew and Jeremiah Dene-
hy) liquor saloon
Brinzer George, draughtsman
Heald's Agricultural Works
Brown Daniel, foreman Starr <fe
Co's Flouring Mills
Brown Oscar, carpenter Starr &
Co's Flouring Mills
Brown William, laborer
Burr J., laborer
Buswell James M., bookkeeper
with John L. Heald
Campbell Edwin, m older Heald's
Agricultural Works
Carmer H. C, clerk Heald's
Agricultural Works
Carr E. W., assistant superin-
tendent Heald's Agricultural
Works
Carter George E., cashier with
Starr & Co. and District Clerk,
Carquinez
Cook J. B., painter Heald's Ag-
ricultural Works
CROCKETT HOUSE,Frederick
Toss proprietor
Cusliing H. A., machinist
Heald's Agricultural Works
DALY P., wines and liquors
Denehy Jeremiah (Brew <fc
Denehy)
DICKINSON W. J.,liquor saloon
Echells William, superintendent
Heald's Agricultural Works
Edwards Brothers (Hugh P.,
John, Thomas, David and
Edward) meat market and
farmers
Edwards David(Edwards Broth-
ers)
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY CROCKETT.
Edwards Edward (Edwards
Brothers)
Edwards Hugh P. (Edwards
Brothers)
Edwards John (Edwards Broth-
ers)
Edwards Thomas (Edwards
Brothers)
Evans Harry, clerk with S. H.
Barnhisel
Fletcher Edward, machinist,
Heald's Agricultural Works
Flood J., laborer
Foley Dennis, helper Heald's
Agricultural Works
Gallagher J., laborer
Gardner Horace C, varieties
Gehrman Henry, blacksmith
Heald's Agricultural Works
George F., laborer
Glancy John, molder Heald's
Agricultural Works
Hayes Michael A., melter
Heald's Agricultural works
HEALD'S AGRICULTURAL
WORKS, John L. Heald pro-
prietor
HEALD JOHN L., postmaster
and proprietor Heald's Agri-
cultural Works
Hellerman John, machinist
Heald's Agricultural Works
Hodgkins G. M., engineer
Heald's Agricultural Works
Horn George, boilermaker
Heald's Agricultural Works
Hotchkiss M. B., machinist
Heald's Agricultural Works
Howard E. B., laborer
Johnson P., laborer
Keirnan Francis, boarding
Kelleher Daniel, helper Heald's
Agricultural Works
Kelly Thomas, helper Heald's
Agricultural Works
Knaus Frank T., machinist
Heald's Agricultural Works
Langford Thomas, boilermaker
Heald's Agricultural Works
Laughlin Timothy, boilermaker
Heald's Agricultural Works
Lowry John, painter Heald's
Agricultural Works
Lunney Stewart, apprentice
Heald's Agricultural Works
Lyle Peter, with Starr & Co.
McDonald Joseph, apprentice
Heald's Agricultural WTorks
McGuffick William, boilermaker
Heald's Agricultural Works
Meyers William, machinist
Heald's Agricultural Works
Mitchell WTilliam, patternmaker
Heald's Agricultural Works
Murray S., laborer
Narbett William, carpenter
Heald's Agricultural Works
Noble Emma Mrs.
Owens Harry, machinist Heald's
Agricultural Works
Park William, machinist Heald's
Agricultural Works
Perrin William, carpenter
Heald's Agricultural Works
Riley William, laborer
Rowan F., laborer
Rowan W., laborer
Rowe Philip, apprentice Heald's
Agricultural Works
Soanes Harry, helper Heald's
Agricultural Works
Soanes Joseph, molder Heald's
Agricultural Works
Short W. G., laborer
STARR & CO., Flour Mill and
Warehouses
Thomas John, watchman Heald's
Agricultural Works
Thompson King, boilermaker
Heald's Agricultural Works
VOSS FREDERICK, proprietor
Crockett House
Williams L. E., carpenter
Heald's Agricultural Works
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
SOU. 311, 313, 315 and 317 OTnrket St.. S. F-
ST. DAVIDS.
ri5 HOWARD ST., near Third, San Franciftco. Price,
per ulglit, 50 cts, 75 cts and $1 ; per week from f2 upwards.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — DANVILLE.
803
DANVILLE.
A Post Office sixteen miles southeast of
Martinez.
Antonio Thomas, farmer
Baldwin Elmer H., farmer
Baldwin R. O., farmer, and Dis-
trict Clerk
Beau Lafayette, wagonmaker
Bell Matthew, farmer, 240 acres
Bell Robert, farmer
Benson Charles, liquor saloon
Bettencourt M. C, farmer
Booue J. O., farmer, 101 acres
Boone Joel H., farmer
Boone Leon L., farmer
Brazil John, farmer
Brazil Joseph, farmer
Brown John, farmer
Brownfield Robert W., farmer
Burton Henrique, farmer
Burton John, farmer
Castillo J. R., stockraiser, 160
acres
Chrisman John P., farmer, 530
acres
Christianson Morgan, farmer
Close James E. , blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Coates Felix G-, farmer
Coates Lemuel A., farmer
Coates Nolan, farmer
Coates Wilson, farmer, 160 acres
Cohen D., clerk with M. Cohen
COHEN M., general merchan-
dise, postmaster, and hotel-
keeper
Conway John, general mer-
chandise
Conway John Jr., clerk with
John Conway
Cox W. W., farmer, 190 acres
Duran Martin, farmer
Eddy Douglas, farmer
Eddy Leonard, farmer, 320 acres
Elliott Mark, farmer, 712 acres
Enos Joaquin, farmer
Fairfield Martin, farmer
Fairfield M. M., farmer, 160
acres
Felis Urbano, farmer
Finlev Harrison, farmer
Fitzgerald I. W., farmer, 157
acres
Flournoy R., farmer
Flourney Thomas, farmer, 451
acres
Frates J. S., farmer
Gould Charles G-, farmer, 81
acres
Griffin Cornelius, laborer
Halverson John E. , farmer
Hanua James, carpenter
Hanna William, farmer
Harris J. A., farmer
Harty John, laborer
Hemme William, farmer, 358
acres
Holeman George W., farmer
Howard C. E., farmer
Johnson James, farmer
Johnson William, farmer
Joseph Antonio J., farmer, 160
acres
Kitely John, farmer
Koch Christian, farmer, 146
acres
Labaru John L., farmer
Laboru Milton S., farmer
Lloyd William, farmer
Love Charles O., farmer
Matteson Frank, farmer, 160
acres
McCauley Edward, farmer, 160
acres
McPherson D. R., farmer, 724
acres
Meese Win., farmer, 296 acres
Mendoza Eugene, farmer
Milne David, farmer, 4.7 acres
Murray William, farmer
Noone John, liquor saloon
JAMES L. KING, 308 California St., S, F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main St.,
STOCKTON.
Importers of Iron ?m anil Fittings.
801
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — DANVILLE-JUDSONVILLE.
Nora Frank, farmer, 160 acres
Opdyke C. Mrs., farmer
Peterson J. 0., farmer, 232
acres
Phelps Jeremiah E., stage-
driver
Kamage S. F., farmer, and Dis-
trict Clerk Green Valley
Ray William M., farmer
Russell Isaac, farmer
Samuels J., laborer
Scott Thomas, farmer
Seehorn Joseph M. , farmer
Sherburne D. M., farmer
Sherburne D. N., farmer, 807
acres
Shuey Edward, farmer
Shuey J. A., farmer, 160 acres
Shuey J. W\, farmer
Silva Jacinta, laborer, 160 acres
Silver Joseph, farmer
Silver Manuel, farmer
Silver Frank, farmer
Simelas John, farmer, 240 acres
Simpson W. M., farmer, 30 acres
Smith Lawrence, farmer, 160
acres
St. Clare Arthur, farmer
Stack George, farmer, 60 acres
Stone Bruce W., farmer
Stone W. Z., farmer, 409 acres
Stowell F., farmer
Symington Robt. S. Rev., cler-
gyman
Van Patten A. H., farmer, 329
acres
Vieda Jose S., farmer, 160 acres
Walthani H. N., farmer, 320
acres
Wilcox Isaac, farmer
Williams D. P., farmer, 280
acres
Wilmott Joseph D. Rev.
Wood Charles, District Clerk,
Lycamore, and farmer, 734
acres
Wood George, farmer, 257 acres
Young Albert J., school teacher,
239 acres
Zabel Julius, farmer, 157 acres
DEER VALLEY.
(See Brentwood.)
EDEN PLAIN.
(See Brentwood.)
EMPIRE.
(See Somersville.)
EXCELSIOR.
(See Byron.)
GREEN VALLEY.
(See Danville.)
HOT SPRINGS.
(See Byron.)
IRON HOUSE.
(See Brentwood.)
JERSEY LANDING.
A Post Office on the San Joaquin River
about 8 miles northeast of Antioch,
Harris N. R., District Clerk
Wendt John, general merchan-
dise
JUDS0NVILLE.
(See Somersville.)
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IE.OJST.
309, 811, 813,818 and 317 Market SI.. N. F.
W. D. LAWTON & CO..
Manufacture Red «n 1 White medicated
I I.iiiiu I I ikIitu <•:« r lu order.
St.,S.F.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAFAYETTE.
805
LAFAYETTE.
(See also Walnut Creek.)
A Post Office, about 14 miles northeast
of Oakland.
Allen Albert, farmer
Allen Josiah, farmer, 193 acres
Arregado — , farmer
Avilla Johu, 160 acres
Bello John A., farmer
Bishop F. M., farmer, 80 acres
Bickerstaff James, farmer .
! Boardman W. A., carpenter, 3
acres
i Botters Jasper, hotel
i Bradley George A., farmer
j Bradley John W., farmer, 6
acres
j Bradley Thomas W., farmer, 43
acres
j Bradley William T., farmer, 100
acres
Brand Michael, farmer
! Brown Elam, farmer, 280 acres
Brown Uenry T., farmer
Brown Warren, farmer, 554
acres
Callahan D., farmer, 160 acres
Carroll H., farmer
Chivree Joseph, farmer
■ Chaney W., farmer
Collins Daniel, farmer, 100 acres
! Costa Manuel, farmer
I Crow Christian, farmer, 50 acres
! Crow Henry, farmer, 199 acres
j Daley J. M., farmer and Dis-
trict Clerk, Willow Spring
De Matts D. J., farmer
\ Dorn A., farmer
Dunn E. B., farmer, 326 acres
Easton F. G., 101 acres
Eaton Edward A., farmer
Erlangsen Peter, farmer, 133
acres
Finnin James, farmer
Flynn Dennis, farmer
French James, farmer, 30 acres
Fulton John A., farmer, 210 a
Gerow E. S.
Gerow James, farmer, 30 acres
Gerow J. B., farmer
Gerow John, farmer
Gerow W. W., farmer, 38 acres
Gorham W.M., farmer, 88 acres
Grubbs John D., farmer
Grubbs Joseph L., farmer
Grummet J. E., farmer
Hamlin Oliver, farmer, 15 acres
Hammett Frank, insurance
agent
Hammett G. W., farmer
Hammett G. W. Jr., farmer
Hansen Andrew, farmer
Harris James, farmer
Henderson H. B., blacksmith
with Peter Thompson
Hodges Josephus, farmer, 87
acres
Hughes John E., farmer
Independent Order Good Tem-
plar Hall
Isaac C. L., farmer
Jordan Manuel, farmer
Joseph Frank, farmer
Julian John S., farmer, 200
acres
Julian Virgil C, farmer
Keele William, farmer
Kendall Samuel S., farmer, 160
acres
Kief William S., farmer
Lamp Ernest, farmer
Layba John, farmer
Leigh ton F. W., farmer
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bev. C. E. Bitch pastor
Meyer A. & Brother (Albert
and Henry) butchers
Meyer Albert (A. Meyer &
Brother)
Meyer Henry (A. Meyer &
Brother)
Miller A., farmer
o
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MDIES L. KING.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
308 California St., S. F,
Giant and Judson Powder and Gelatine.
BANDMA3J N, M lOI.SI.X * CO.,
tieneral Agents.
806
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — LAFAYETTE. -MARTINEZ.
Moore J. S., farmer
Moraga G. I.
Mulholland John
Neun Conrad, farmer
Nino John
O'Neil Henry, farmer, 167 acres
Olive J. H., farmer, 275 acres
Papal George, farmer, 18 acres
Peterson James H., farmer
Puck Peter, farmer, 100 acres
Keed John W., farmer
Bitch Charles E. Rev., pastor
M. E. Church
Sheridan John, farmer, 80 acres
Sherman I. T., teamster
SHREVE BENJAMIN, post-
master and general merchan-
dise
Shreve Fred., farmer
Shreve Milton, farmer
Silva John, farmer, 160 acres
Simpson J. M., farmer, 10 acres
Smith Joseph, farmer
Smith Lawrence, blacksmith
with Peter Thomson
Stanage H. M., farmer and Dis-
trict Clerk
Taylor John, farmer, 391 acres
Thomson Peter, blacksmith and
farmer, 331 acres
Thorn John, dairyman
Van Duyn J. I., District Clerk,
Moraga
Van Duyn John 1. Jr., farmer
Watson J. B., 143 acres
Whitcomb C. S., farmer, 88
acres
Williams G. W., farmer
Williams Jesse, farmer
Windier A.T., farmer, 160 acres
Windier E.J., farmer, 160 acres
Wood W. G., farmer
Worden J. E., farmer
LIBERTY.
(See Brentwood )
LIME QUARRY.
(See Concord.)
LONE TREE.
(See Brentwood.)
MARTINEZ.
County seat of Contra Costa County.
A Post and Express Office, on the C.
P. R. R., opposite Benicia.
Abercrombie James Rev., pastor
Protestant Episcopal Church
Abrero Frank G., farmer, 627J
acres
Alhambra Hotel, Josiah Sturgis
proprietor
Allison John, bartender with
John McCann
Alverado M. B., farmer, 47
acres
Amaral An tone
Ambrose John S., laborer
ANDERSON LUDWIG, lum-
ber yard
Annis Alexander, fruit store
Arden J. H. Bev.
Austin A. E., wheelwright
Austin Frank L., carpenter
Austin Wilmarth, carpenter
Baca Jovita Miss, dressmaker
Baca Lena Miss, dressmaker
Baca Lola Miss, dressmaker
Bailey Angelo A., Superintend-
ent Public Schools
Bailhache Mary Miss, composi-
ton Contra Costa Gazette
Bailhache W. H., notary public
BANK OF MARTINEZ, L. I.
Fish president, H. M. Hale
cashier
Barber Elam B., farmer
Barber Matthew R., farmer
Bennett Herman, compositor
Contra Costa Gazette
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
SOU. 811,318, SI 5 ami SIT Market St., s. W.
Durable Binding, Fine Printing at E. C. HUGHES'
511 SA.NS03IE ST.
*>mii Francisco.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — MARTINEZ.
807
BENNETT SEELEY J., livery
stable
Bennett Stephen E., clerk with
S. J. Bennett
Bertola Antonio, gardener
Blankenship Benjamin, farmer
Blum Gabriel (S. Blum & Co.)
BLUM S. & CO. (Simon and
Gabriel Blum) grain dealers
and warehouse
Blum Simon (S. Blum & Co.)
Bolton Marguerite A. Miss
Bolton William, physician
Borach Bernard, bookkeeper
S. Blum & Co.
Borland James H. , agent C. P.
R. R.
Bowie GeorgeW. , attorney atlaw
Brackman William, farmer,150 a
Bradley J. W., 13 acres
BRAY" BROTHERS (Watson
A. Bray) proprietors Martinez
Warehouse and Lumber Yard
BRAY WATSON A. (Bray
Brothers)
Brockrnau William D., farmer
Brown Elam C, farmer
Brown John, groceries
Brown Thomas A., Judge Su-
perior Court
Buckley William H., wharfinger
Bulger Brothers, contractors
and builders
Bunker Roland R. (Bunker &
Foster)
BUNKER & FOSTER (Roland
R. Bunker and Ferd. L. Fos-
ter) proprietors Contra Costa
Gazette
Burdett David, laborer
Calhan David, furniture
Cambra Jose P., farmer
Carothers J. H.
Carpenter Alexander, farmer
Carpenter Daniel S., Tax Col-
lector
Carrigan Daniel
Carrigan William
CASTRO ALBERT, restaurant
Castro Pablo, bartender
Cattaneo G., restaurant
Chase Eli R., District Attorney
Christian Charles E., farmer
Christian George W., 160 acres
Christian William E., farmer,
160 acres
Clark R. J.
Clark William S., farmer
Clephne William H., brass-
finisher
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, John
Ipswitch proprietor
CONTRA COSTA ARGUS,
Wm. D. Crow editor and pro-
prietor
CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE,
Bunker & Foster proprietors
CONTRA COSTA HOUSE,
Peter Lubbe proprietor
CONTRA COSTA GRAN-
GERS' ASSOCIATION, C.
Hedemark agent
CORBERT ANNIE Mrs , post-
mistress
Cornwall John, 160 acres
COUSINS CHAS. S., County
Recorder
Coveney John, farmer
Cribb Edward C-, meat market
CROW WILLIAM D., editor
and proprietor Contra Costa
Argus
Curry Charles E., Deputy As-
sessor
Curry Edward, 80 acres
Curry Henry, hostler with H.
E. Ward
Cutler Carrie H. Miss
Cutler Cornelius T. Mrs.
Dake Thomas, farmer
Davenport Thomas S., compos-
itor Contra Costa Gazette
Dell Walter K., clerk with Jas.
Stewart
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
308 California St, S, F,
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.
294-296 MAIN ST,
STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE,
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808
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — MARTINEZ.
Devlin Edward
Dick William, farmer
Donnelly John (Donnelly &
Melville)
Donnelly & Melville (John Don-
nelly and John Melville) gro-
ceries
Douglas Wm. J., variety store
Dryden Edward, farmer
Dryden Michael, farmer
Lbsen Edward
ELITE SALOON, Michael
Lawless proprietor
Fish Charles, farmer
Fish Josiah W., farmer
FISH LAFAYETTE I., presi-
dent Bank of Martinez
Fitzgerald John, 110 acres
Forbes Alex. W., molder
Foster Ferd. L. (Bunker & Fos-
ter)
Frane Antone J., shoemaker
with A. P. Nelson
Frazer F. M. , 160 acres
Frazer G. M., 813 acres
Garcia Francisco, farmer, 1958
acres
Garrido Antonio, farmer
Garrido M. A.
Gartley A. L. (Newberger &
Gartely)
Gee Benjamin F., tailor with
R. S. Sumerville
Gerrish A. S., Deputy Con-
stable
Gerrish William, butcher with
E. C. Cribb
Gift William A. J., Constable,
insurance agt, and auctioneer
Gilbert Hiram, fruit store
Graham Andrew, treasurer Pa-
cific Coast Steel and Iron
Manufacturing Co.
Griffin Thomas, 65 acres
GRIFFITHS ARTHUR H, at-
torney at law
Guadagnini Henry, shoemaker
Guy John W., Public Adminis-
trator, and Coroner
HALE HENRY M., cashier
Bank of Martinez
Hale William A., bookkeeper
Bank of Martinez
Hall Edward, 160 acres
Hall William, laborer
Harding John, 300 acres
Hardy H. P., 12 acres
Hathaway R. B., County Trea-
surer
Hay ward O. E., 9 acres
HEDEMARK CHRISTIAN,
agent Contra Costa Grangers'
Association, res Pacheco
Heinz Henry, 100 acres
Henry James, captain steamer
Benicia
Hewitt Amos L., captain steam-
er Martinez
Hewitt Charles A.
Hiller E. W., Deputy Tax Col-
lector
HOEY BARNEY, blacksmith
and proprietor Valley House
Hoey James, general mdse
Hoffman Wm., tanner, 78 acres
Hogan Thoinas G., 312 acres
Hooper William A., manager
Alhambra Hotel
Holland Samuel M., engineer
Holliday B. B,., 4 acres
Hough William J., proprietor
Hough's Hotel
Hough's Hotel, Wm. J. Hough
proprietor
Huckstep Thomas W.. liquor
saloon
Hurley Cornelius, laborer
Hurley Michael, laborer
Hutman John, farmer
IPSWITCH JOHN, proprietor
Commercial Hotel
James O. F., real estate
Jewett Joseph M., blacksmith
Johnson George H., laborer
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHE£jT IRON".
300,-311,818,315 and 31? Market Mm »>• * -
W. D. LAWTON & COS
Sfamics* Extension itoNom
prevents breaking or wearing oat at the oiiire.
„S.F,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY MARTINEZ.
809
Jones Jasper J., bookkeeper
with S. Blum & Co.
Johnson John, hostler with S.
J. Benrett
Johnson Kate A. Miss, school
teacher
JOHNSON PEARL M., Dep-
uty Recorder
Johnson Sampson W. (Johnson
& Smith)
JOHNSON & SMITH (S. W.
Johnson and Frank M.Smith)
real estate agents
Jones Joseph P., attorney at
law and notary public
Karewski Hugo, dry goods
Kasby John, engineer
Kelly James, laborer C. P.B.B.
Kelly John, laborer C. P. B.B.
Kelly Patrick, 160 acres
Kelly Samuel, 160 acres
King Nicholas, liquor saloon
Laddish John, bridge -watch-
man C. P. B. E.
Lamb Pierce, freight agent C.
P. E. E.
Lawless James, bartender with
M. Lawless
LAWLESS MICHAEL, farmer
and proprietor Elite Saloon,
400 acres
Lawless William, messenger
Western Union Tel. Co.
Lee Richard H., president Pa-
cific Coast Steel and Iron
Manufacturing Co.
Leffler John, physician
Livingston John 8., farmer
LUBBE PETER, proprietor
Contra Costa House
Lucas John, laborer C. P. E.E.
Mahan David P., Sheriff
Maloche John B. (Eobin & Ma-
loche)
Marshall Eugene, bartender
with Moore & McGuire
Marshall Ianthus, carpenter
Martinez A. M., barber
Martinez Ignacio, barber
Martinez E., farmer, 352 acres
MARTINEZ WAREHOUSE
AND LUMBERYARD, Bray
Brothers proprietors, E. E.
Webster agent
Martinez and Benicia Ferry,
Shirley A: Mizner proprietors
MARTINEZ AND CLAYTON
STAGE LINE, Henry E.
Ward proprietor
Matthews William E. (Mat-
thews & Sayre)
Matthews & Sayre (William E.
Matthews and Morton S.
Sayre) real estate agents
MeCANN BROTHERS (John
and William) liquor saloon
McCann John (McCanu Broth-
ers)
McCann William (McCann
Brothers)
McGuire Frank* (Moore <fc Mc-
Guire)
McKenna Barney, farmer, 132
acres
McKenna James, farmer, 656
acres
McHarry Daniel S., farmer
McMahon T. A., County Sur-
veyor
McMahon Albert E., clerk with
Matthews <fc Sayre
McMaster J. C, County Super-
visor
McNamara James, liquor sa-
loon
McNamara M.
Melville John (Donnelly & Mel-
ville)
Middleton T. E., County Su-
pervisor
Miller C E., notary public
Mills Hiram, attorney at law
Moore Harry C. (Moore & Mc-
Guire)
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 1 California St., i F,
Judson Powder, Improved,
1SEI) BY MOST K1ILKOADK. Bandmanit.
Xiel.veii A Co., dieiirral Agentn.
810
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — MARTINEZ.
Moore John S., dentist
Moore John S. Jr., dentist with
J. S. Moore
MOORE & McGUIRE (Harry
C. Moore and Frank Mc-
Guire) liquor saloon
Morgan Brothers (Edwin and
Oliver) tin and hardware and
well borers
Morgan Edwin (Morgan Broth-
ers)
Morgan Oliver (Morgan Broth-
ers)
Mulcahy M., District Clerk.
Khodes Valley
Nellis Walter, County Super-
visor
Nelson Andrew P., boots and
shoes
Newberger Solomon(Newberger
& Gartley)
Newberger & Gartley (Solomon
Newberger and A.L. Gartley)
genera] merchandise
Pacific Coast Steel and Iron
Manufacturing Co., R. H.
Lee president
Perry Silas J., harness and sad-
dlerv
Pitts £>. M., deputy Sheriff
Pitts Frank, deputv Sheriff
Pitts Seth F., Cit/ Marshal
PLUMB B. K., watchmaker and
jeweler
Potter Brothers (Henry and
John) liquor saloon
Potter Henry (Potter Brothers)
Potter John (Potter Brothers)
Potwin Kate Miss, telegraph
^operator C. P. R. R.
Protestant Episcopal Church,
Rev. James Abercrombie
pastor
Rapp Henry, farmer, 199 acres
Reeder Fred., 167 acres
Roach Morris, section foreman
C. P. R. R.
Robin & Maloche (Samuel Rob-
in and John B. Maloche)
blacksmiths and wagonmakers
Rock Henry, meat market
Rodgers John, 647 acres
Rowell L. B. Mrs., boarding
and lodging
Sayre Morton
Sayre)
Seaman E. A.,
Segey Joseph.
S. (Matthews &
teacher
barber
Seidel William, District Clerk,
Briones Valle}', and farmer
Sherman George A., stationery,
druggist and Wells, Fargo &
Co's agent
Shirley & Mizner, proprietors
Martinez and Benicia Ferry
Smith Frank M. (Johnson &
Smith) and Justice of the
Peace
Smith Samuel, butcher with
Henry Rock
SOMERVILLE ROBERT S.,
merchant tailor
SOTO A. J., Auditor
Stewart James, butcher with E.
C. Cribb
Stewart James, groceries
Stow J. M., County Assessor
Sturgis John
Sturgis Josiah, proprietor Al-
hambra Hotel
Sturgis T. W., 21 acres
Swain Charles C, assistant
postmaster
Taggart J. M.
Tarwater John, laborer
Tavan Joseph, 147 acres
Taylor Mamie B. Miss, book-
keeper Wells, Fargo & Co.
Thiele Winterfield C, bakery
Thorn G. W.
TINNING W. S., attorney at
law
Tormey Patrick, County Super-
visor
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TUXT-W-A-RE-
809, 811, 818, 81S and 317 Market St.. V *■
ST. DAVIDS.
riS IIOWAItn ST.. near Third, San Fraiirlxro. Single
Jtooius 50 cents per night. Daily papers ou tile. Hot baths free.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — MARTINEZ.
811
Torres Manuel S., deputy
County Clerk
Turner Hemy S., foreman Con-
tra Costa Argus
VALLEY HOUSE, Barney
Hoey proprietor, wines and
licpiors
Vaughn James, molder
Vickers Barbara, widow, res-
taurant
WALLACE WILLIAM T. Jr.,
attorney at law
WARD HENRV E , livery sta-
ble and proprietor Martinez
and Clayton Stage Line
Warmcastle F. M., attorney at
law and notary public
WEBSTER EBEN E.; agent
Bray Brothers
"v\ eiss Gustave, clerk with Isa-
dore Weiss
Weiss Isadore, general mdse
Wellington George H., engineer
stmr Benicia
White Owen, clerk with James
Hoey
White Thomas, bartender with
T. W. Huckstep
Williams Frank, under Sheriff
and jailor
Winslow E. J., 160 acres
Winslow M., 70 acres
Wittenmever L. C, County
Clerk-
Wolf William, clerk with S.
Blum & Co.
Wolfe John, laborer
Woolbert Martin, 127 acres
WYATT JOHN O'B., attorney
at law and notary public
Young Johnson, 160 acres
Young William J., 80 acres
Martinez Livery Stable,
S. J, BENNETT, Proprietor,
MARTINEZ.
- CALIFORNIA.
First-Class Turnouts
Furnished at short notice on
reasonable terms.
S5| = Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month.
R. S. SOMEEVILLE,
FERRY STREET, - - MARTINEZ, CAL.
Somerville is a First-class Practical Tailor and Cutter, has
had good experience in the leading cities of Europe and America,
and is well worthy of the patronage of the public.
A FULL LINE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS ALWAYS ON HAND,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
JAMES L. KING, N,
OTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
92KUffiW£2FESJg& agents for Winthrop and Newport Ranges.
812
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — MORAGA-NORTONVILLE.
WARD'S LIVERY STABLE,
FERRY STREET, NEAR RAILROAD DEPOT,
]VEnrtiricz, 0«.l.
H. E. WARD, ------ Proprietor.
(Successor to S. W. JOHNSON.)
ALSO
^M
Leaving Martinez at 4.50 p. m., or on the arrival of the first passenger
train which leaves San Francisco in the afternoon,
For PACHECO, CONCORD and CLAYTON.
MORAGA.
(See Lafayette.)
MOUNT DIABLO.
(See Clayton.)
MOUNT PLEASANT.
(See San Pablo.)
NEVADA DOCK,
(See Port Costa.)
NEW YORK LANDING.
(See Black Diamond.)
NORTONVILLE.
A Post and Express Office, 15 miles
southeast of Martinez. An important
coal mining town.
Abraham Louis, miner
Abraham Louis Jr.,boilermaker
AdzoffT. W., carpenter
Armstrong William J., miner
Barnard Joseph P., laborer
Batto John, miner
Behring W., baker
Bouchero A., miner
Bouchero B., miner
Bouf L., miner
Brown George M., poultry, 160
acres
Brown Mark W., miner
Bryant James, miner
Cassarow John, miner
Christensen N., tinsmith
Counihan Frank, miner
Crager Charles, farmer
Davies William W., blacksmith
Davis David J., miner
Davis James E., miner
Davis Joseph D. , miner
Davis Philip, miner
Davis Thomas A., miner
Davis Thomas X., engineer
Davis W. A., merchant
DeMartini Peter, miner-
Donovan Jeremiah, farmer, 320
acres
Edwards Joseph M., farmer, 160
acres
Evans David B., blacksmith
Evans David P., blacksmith
Evans Howell, miner
Evans Hugh, miner-
Evans Owen, miner
Feodore Ludwig, miner-
Ferguson David, laborer
Gallagher Patrick C, miner
Genook John
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of IRON FIFE.
809, 8U.818, 318 and 817 Market St., S. I
W. D. LAWTON&CO.,
J££!ffS5& SHIRTS, 608 Market St.,S.F.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY NORTONVILLE-PACHECO.
Golding Brigkam L., miner
Green Henry S., livery stable
Griffiths David E., stockraiser,
480 acres
Griffiths Edward J., miner
Griffiths Richard, miner
Griffiths Thomas J., miner
Griffiths William J., miner
Hanlin Cornelius, miner
Harris Daniel, miner
Havard Richard D., miner
Havard Thomas D., saloon
Hewitt Robert H., miner
Holladay George, butcher
Howell E. J., saloon
Jones Benjamin A., miner
Jones John, miner
Karlo James, miner
Krieger Charles, farmer, 160
acres
Lansell E. P., merchant
Latimore William, miner, 1G0
acres
Lewis William D., saloon
Morgan John W., miner
Parker Jacob, teamster
PAUL A. A., postmaster
Phalin A. M.3 teacher
Phillips John M., miner
Piercv J. H., boilermaker, 1G0
acres
Pritchard Thomas, saloon
Rees W. D., farmer, 330 acres
Rees W. J., saloon
Simons Harry, saloon
Sadler Fred. A., carpenter
Sueyras John, miner
Thomas William A., miner
Vaughn Abel, farmer, 152 acres
Walker P., District Clerk Car-
bon dale
Watson John, farmer, 160 acres
OAK GROVE.
(See Pacheco.)
PACHEC0,
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office,
5 miles south and inland from Mar-
tinez.
Altist John, laborer
Anderson Louis D., clerk with
L. Anderson
ANDERSON LUDWIG, lum-
ber yard, and 173 acres
Andrews J. H., farmer
Angelo Ramond (M. Bonzagni
k Co.) and dealer in hay,
grain and coal
Ashley Smith, farmer
Atkinson John, carpenter
Avery H. R. Rev., 287 acres
Barber M. R., farmer, 422 acres
Barnett Cyrus P., blacksmith
Barnett David G., blacksmith
and wagonmaker, 251 acres
Barnett Garrett, blacksmith
Beauchamp W. VY., farmer
Bente Henry, farmer, 50 acres
Berliner H. A., general mdse
Billings W. H., 82 acres
Blankenship B., farmer
BONZAGNI M. & CO. (Martin
Bonzagni and Ramond Angelo)
proprs Excelsior Soda Works
Bonzagni Martin (M. Bonzagni
<fc Co.) and lienor saloon
Boss Alex., farmer, 358 acres
Boss Frank, farmer, 56 acres
Boss George W., farmer
Boss James, farmer, 93 acres
Brackett R., farmer, 262 acres
Brady John, farmer
. Brickman W. D., farmer
Brooks George, horseshoer with
Denier & Young
Bryant Gardner M., stockraiser
Bunnell James, farmer
Burriss B., laborer
Burriss J. E., laborer, 64 acres
Butts Andrew J., farmer
JAMES L KING.
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Cameron 0. P., farmer, 20 acres
Casanova Henry, clerk
Clanton Nelson, farmer
Cowell E. V., farmer
Cribb A. D., farmer
Cuff Thomas, 123 acres
Cumberland Episcopal Church,
Rev. J. H. Strong pastor
Davis Isaac E. , farmer, 635 acres
Dedermicho Stephen, farmer
De Martini George, gardener
Denio L. M. (Denio & Young)
DENIO & YOUNG (L. M. De-
nio and John Young) black-
smiths and horseshoers
Dixon J. D., farmer, 362 acres
Downs James, laborer
Draeger Albert, blacksmith with
S. Standish
Dugan James A., farmer
Dukes W. H., 160 acres
Durham J. E., farmer, 860 acres
EAGLE HOTEL, Charles WT.
Pick proprietor
Eicher Henry, agent Hofburg
Brewery
Eicher L. O., painter
EXCELSIOR SODA WORKS,
M. Bonzagni k Co. proprs
GAMBS JOHN, general mdse,
insurance agent, and agent
Wells, Fargo & Co., 30 acres
Gambs John C, clerk with John
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Geary Charles W., farmer
Geary Lawrence, District Clerk
Pleasant Hill, and farmer,
513 acres
Geai*y Thomas, farmer
George Chas. W., farmer
George Frank, laborer
Gilbert L., farmer
Gill Frank C, farmer, 105 acres
Gomez Frank, farmer
Gorham William W., tinsmith
Gotelli G. B., farmer
Go tell i John, farmer
Graves John L., wellborer
Greer Jerome B. Jr., farmer
Greer William A., laborer
Gregory Munson, farmer, 969
acres
Griffin David (Russi & Griffin)
Griffin David P., engineer
Gruwell L. H., farmer, 100
acres
Harding James F., Justice of
the Peace
Harland William, farmer
Harp George W., laborer
Harp William E., laborer
Hartman C. F., liquor saloon
Haseltine C. E., farmer, 377
acres
Haynes Edward, machinist with
S. Standish
HEDEMARK CHRISTIAN,
agent Contra Costa Grangers'
Assn (Martinez) and farmer
Henry Charles, farmer, 196
acres
Hollenbeck H., farmer, 173
acres
Holloway B., farmer
Hook Henry, farmer, 285 acres
Hook James S-, farmer, 520
acres
Hook Vincent, civil engineer,
612 acres
Hoover Henry, farmer
Horton Frank Rev., pastor M.
E. Church
Huffuer Gaspar A., carpenter
Hurley John, laborer
Hiitman T., farmer
James J. F., laborer
Jarvis J. W., laborer, 165 acres
Keef WT. S., farmer
Keel William, farmer
Knauft Gunther, mason
Lamb E. R., farmer
Langenkamp F., farmer, 69 acres
Larkey John, farmer, 703 acres
Lathrop G. A., physician
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
309. 311, 818, 815 stud 317 Market St.. S. F.
For Printing and Bookbinding go to E. C. HUGHES'
511 KniiNOnir St.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PACHECO.
815
Lathrop G. D., physician
Le Grand Edward, laborer
Le Grand Tobias, bartender
Eagle Hotel
Leiber John, farmer
Lewis Francis W., farmer
Lewis James, laborer
Lockwood J. A., farmer, 250
acres
Lohse Charles S., farmer
Loucks Frank L., farmer
Loucks G. P., farmer, 248 acres
Manzis John S-, farmer, 43
acres
Martin John
roadmaster
Martin M. B.,
E. , farmer and
teamster
McDonald Caroline C. Mrs.,
laundry
McDonald Lorenzo, farmer
McDonald W. L., farmer
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frank Horton pastor
Messic L. D., farmer, 47 acres
Miller A., contractor
Milroy William, farmer, 256
acres
Minaker John R., farmer
Monroe — Rev., pastor Pres-
byterian Church
Moses Fred., District Clerk,
Oak Grove
Munson Frank P., farmer
Neun Christ., laborer
Nottingham C. B., farmer
O'Hara Henry, farmer
Oliver Gibson P., farmer
Ott John N., carpenter
Overlield George S., farmer, 71
acres
PACHECO FLOUR MILL,
Russi »fe Griffin proprietors
Penniman H. P., farmer, 411
acres
Perry Silas J., harnessmaker
Peterson James, farmer, 103
acres
PICK CHARLES W., proprie-
tor Eagle Hotel
Pons Caroline M., widow, res-
taurant
Prairo Joaquin, farmer
Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Monroe pastor
Randall Edmund, farmer, 075
acres
Rice William, farmer, 1952
acres
Rodgers Edward, farmer, 170
acres
Rodgers Edward A., farmer
Rodgers Patrick, farmer, 149 a
Roone}' John, farmer
ROWLEY HENRY A., post-
master and stationery
Russi George (Russi <t Griffin)
RUSSI & GRIFFIN (George
Russi and David Griffin) pro-
prietors Pacheco Flour Mill
Sanders Robert, farmer
Sanford G. P., contractor
SOTO S., farmer, 614 acres
Simpson Thomas, contractor
Standish George D., machinist
with S. Standish
Standish Syrauus, foundry,
blacksmith and machine shop
Stolz John, shoemaker
Strong J. H. Rev., pastor Cum-
berland Episcopal Church
Theill Richard, laborer
Tiedinann Matthias, liquor sa-
loon
Walker J.T., farmer, 1376 acres
Wall George, liquor saloon
Wells Phillip, farmer, 310 acres
Wells William, farmer, 98 acres
White John W., wheelwright
Whitman G. W., farmer, 228
acres
Wiggins George, hardware,
stoves, etc.
Witten T. Z., farmer
Young John (Denio & Young)
JAMES L. KING
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
308 California St, S, F,
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main Street,
STOCKTON.
Importers of Stores and Ranges,
816
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PINOLE.
PINOLE.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office,
situated on San Pablo Bay. Also a
station on the C. P. R. R., 14 miles
from Oakland.
Abrahamson W., laborer with
Cal Powder Works
Abbott Andrew, farmer, 512
acres
Alves John, carpenter, 5 acres
Betz George, farmer
Betz Louis, clerk with B. Fer-
nandez
Blethen Charles, laborer with
Cal. Powder Works
Boyd John W. (Boyd & Fraser)
Boyd & Fraser (John W. Boyd
and John A. Fraser) black-
smiths
Bronson John A., carpenter,
and farmer
California Powder Works, W.
R. Quinan superintendent
Carpenter Alex., horsebreaker
Conlon James, farmer, 160 acres
Darcy Patrick, laborer with Cal.
Powder Works
Davilla Jose S., farmer, 150
acres
Dohrmann Johanna S., widow,
160 acres
Ellerhorst Christopher, farmer.
150 acres
Evans William, laborer with
Cal. Powder Works
FERNANDEZ B., postmaster,
and general mdse
Ferguson Patrick, section fore-
man with C. P. Pi. R.
Forrester Michael, farmer
Fraser Daniel, laborer with Cal.
Powder Works
Fraser John A. (Boyd & Fraser)
and District Clerk
Frey W. H., laborer with Cal.
Powder Works
Garcia Jose L., farmer, 100 acres
Garrity C. C, farmer, 303 acres
Garrity James, bookkeeper with
B. Fernandez
Gately John, farmer, 160 acres
Gomez John, farmer, 110 acres
Harland William, farmer
Harding Geo., farmer, 160 acres
Hearne Mat., laborer with Cal.
Powder Works.
Henry John, liquor saloon
Johnson W.. laborer with Cal.
Powder Works
Kavanagh John, farmer, 194 a
Krieger Wm., farmer, 100 acres
Maguire Lawrence, laborer with
Cal. Powder Works
McCusker Thomas, laborer with
Cal. Powder Works
McDANNEL B. F., agent C. P.
R. R., and Wells, Fargo & Co.
McLean James, foreman with
Cal. Powder Works
McLean Wm., farmer, 160 acres
Mello Antonio J., farmer, 150
acres
Morran John M., painter
O'BRIEN MARY, widow,
liquor saloon
O'Neill John, farmer, 158 acres
Pitchford William, hotel
Pfeister A., engineer, 60 acres
Pfeister Jos., farmer, 160 acres
Quinan W. R., superintendent
Cal. Powder Works
Randall Charles W.
Roy August, farmer, 160 acres
Sass Henry, 8 acres
Scanlan John, laborer with Cal.
Powder Works
Simon Antone, laborer with Cal.
Powder Works
Thalmann Fred., farmer
Tennert S. J., physician, 2000
acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IRON.
so», :c 1 1 . 313,315 ami 81? Market SI .. *- !'■
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to &%.HXZ&tEr?.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — PINOLE-PORT COSTA.
817
Tormey A. Mrs., farmer, 5000
acres
Tormey Patrick, County Super-
visor, 2700 acres
Wilson A. J., bookkeeper with
Cal. Powder Works
PLEASANT HILL.
(See Pacheco.)
POINT OF TIMBER.
(See Byron.)
PORT COSTA.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office,
situated on the Carquinez Straits, 3
miles below Martinez. The C. P. R.
R. crosses over the Straits to Benicia
at this place. It is the great point of
shipment for wheat to England.
Ahem John, stevedore
Allen Albert, stevedore
Arthur M ., stevedore with Ne-
vada Warehouse and Dock Co.
Bannan Martin, stevedore
Barrett John W., stevedore
Beasley Richard, liquor saloon
Beda Paul, weigher with Neva-
da Warehouse and Dock Co.
Binder Al., barber
Bishop Stephen, sampler
Bishop S. W., weigher with Ne-
vada Warehouse and Dock Co.
Bizzett William, liquor saloon
Boyle James, liquor saloon
Boyle Mary, waitress Port Costa
Hotel
Brogan John, iipholsterer
Brown M., stevedore Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Brown William, stevedore
Burke John, hotel
Callaghan Dennis, stevedore
Carter Bobert, liquor saloon
Carter T. O., carpenter
Cary Thomas, steward Nevada
House
Casey Daniel, stevedore
Casey Jeremiah (Casey & Crow-
%) "
CASEY & CROWLEY (Jere-
miah Casey and Dennis Crow-
ley) proprietors Port Costa
Hotel
Caspry Henry, stevedore
Cass J. .stevedore Nevada Ware-
house and Dock Co.
Castle Hugh, painter
Castro Joaquin, barber shop
Chettle Joseph, sampler
Connor Bab., stevedore
Cook J. A., watchman
COUBROUGH HENRY, mana-
ger Nevada Warehouse and
Dock Co.
Cox Brothers (Thomas and
James) liquor saloon
Cox James (Cox Brothers)
Cox Thomas (Cox Brothers)
Craft Henry, stevedore
Creedin Daniel, stevedore
Cronan Jeremiah
Cronan John, stevedore
Crowley Dennis (Casey & Crow-
ley) *
Crowley Jeremiah, stevedore
Crowlev Marguerite, waitress
Port "Costa Hotel
Cullen Frank, laborer
Cunningham William, stevedore
Curtis W. R. (Curtis & O'Neill)
Curtis & O'Neill (W. R. Curtis
and C. J. O'Neill) general
merchandise
DAILEY H. T.,agent Grangers'
Business Association
Daly John, stevedore
Darling F. II., Custom House
inspector
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 18 California St, S, F,
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY PORT COSTA.
819
Jones Richard M. , bookkeeper
with G. W. McNear
Jones Robert, stevedore
Jordan Michael, stevedore
Keleher Cornelius, stevedore
I Keleher Mary, waitress Port
Costa Hotel
Killeen Edward, stevedore
' Kimball Charles, shipper
i Lacey Thomas, stevedore
Lane Jerry, stevedore
Laton Charles V., plasterer
Lawless Frank, stevedore
Lawson John, watchman
1 Leader Timothy, stevedore
Lee Robert, stevedore
Lee Robt. L. (Scammon & Co.)
Likins Frank (Gregson & Likins)
Lucy Michael, stevedore
Luf kin T. H., District Clerk
Lynch John, stevedore
Lyons John, stevedore
i Lyons John, wines and liquors
Mahany Cain, stevedore
Mahoney T., stevedore Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Manion Daniel, stevedore
Marks Frank W., meat market
! McCarthy Charles, stevedore
McCarthy D. E., stevedore
McCarthy James
McCarthy John, stevedore
McCarthy Timothy, stevedore
McDermott Edward, stevedore
McDonald J., stevedore Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
MeDONALD JAMES F., pro-
prietor Nevada House
McDonald M. J., bartender
McGuire Henry, stevedore Ne-
vada Warehouse and Dock Co.
McHugh W. E., baggage agent
C. P. R. R.
McNEAR G. W., warehouses,
R. F. Jackson superintendent
Mead A., carpenter with Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Merwin A. J., fireman with
C. P. R. R.
Metcalf S. T. , carpenter
Miller John, day watchman Ne-
vada Warehouse and Dock
Co.
Mowcraft Wm., wharf foreman
Nevada Warehouse and Dock
Co.
Moran John, stevedore Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Morgan James, cook Port Costa
Hotel
Mormon Henry, butcher with
F. W. Marks
Morris John, stevedore
Mullen Jeremiah, stevedore
Mullen Thomas, stevedore
Murphy Cornelius J., stevedore
Murphy Cornelius M., stevedore
Murphy James, stevedore
Murphy Patrick, stevedore
Murphy Paul, stevedore
Murray Thomas, stevedore
NEVADA HOUSE, James F.
McDonald proprietor
NEVADA WAREHOUSE
AND DOCK CO., Henry Cou-
brough manager
Nichols Charles, fireman C. P.
R. R.
Nichols James B., hotel
Nixon Patrick, stevedore
Nolan Michael, bartender with
Cox Brothers
Norton Edward, stevedore Ne-
vada Warehouse and Dock Co.
Nunan Michael, stevedore
O'Brien Edward, stevedore
O'Connor Charles, stevedore
O'Neill C. J. (Curtis & O'Neill)
Palmer Wm., stevedore
Parrott & Co., Thomas Watson
agent
Parsons Wm., stevedore
PORT COSTA HOTEL, Casey
<fe Crowley proprietors
JAMES L. KING.
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DEEDS, 308 Ca.'-'"ornla St., San Francisco.
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PRICE WATKIN R., assistant
manager Nevada Warehouse
and Dock Co.
Quinn John, stevedore Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Reardon Jeremiah, stevedore
Reardon John, stevedore
Reed G. C, lather
Reese Thomas, carpenter Neva-
da Warehouse and Dock Co.
Riordan Dennis J., stevedore
Riordan Michael, bartender
with John Burke
Roberts Samuel, stevedore
Roberts S. E., brakeman C. P.
R. R.
Rogers Joseph, stevedore
Roseman F., weigher Grangers'
Business Association
Rutherford Thomas, stevedore
Scammon George H. (Scam-
mon & Co.)
SCAMMON & CO. (George H.
Scammon and Robert L.Lee)
proprietors Ferry Exchange
Hotel
Schultz A., stevedore Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Sharkey William, stevedore
Shea Michael, stevedore
Silva John J., boarding house
Silva Mary, widow
Skilling William, stevedore
Smith Lawrence, stevedore
Somers Michael, laborer C. P.
R. R.
Soracco Thomas, bartender with
L. Deferrari
Sriam Manuel, barber with Joa-
quin Castro
Stewart J. M., telegraph ope-
rator
Sullivan Jeremiah, stevedore
Sullivan Patrick, stevedore
Swanson Several, stevedore
Sweeney Dennis, stevedore
Sweeney James, stevedore
Sweeney John, stevedore
Talken Emma Miss, clerk Post
Office
TALKEN MARY M. M. Mrs.,
restaurant, liquor saloon and
postmistress
Talken Millie Miss, deputy post-
mistress
Tobin Richard, stevedore
Toomey Hugh, stevedore
Tracey Edward, stevedore
Valencia Antonio, bootmaker
Watson James R., calker
Watson Thomas, agent Parrott
& Co.
Weisheimer A., warehouse fore-
man Nevada Warehouse and
Dock Co.
Whelton Eugene, stevedore
Willis Albert, stevedore
Wright Fen, engineer
Wright H. M., chief agent C.
P. R. R.
Wright J. H., agent Wells, Far-
go <fc Co. and C. P. R. R.
Wright P. B., engineer Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co.
Yeaton Oliver C, nightwatch-
man Nevada Warehouse and
Dock Co.
RODEO VALLEY,
(See Martinez.)
SAN PABLO.
A Post, Telegraph and Express Office, on
the C. P. R. R., 18 miles from San
Francisco.
Aguira Manuel, farmer
Alberto A., laborer
Allen Harry E., farmer
Alvarado H. V., 36 acres
Alvarez Charles, clerk with D.
Jacob
Andrada Juan, liquor saloon
WW. MONTAGUE SCO.,
importers of IIROIST PIPE.
300, 811,81ft, 315 unci 317 narkrl St., S. 1
W. D. LAWTON & CO..
Manufacture ]io<l nml White Medie:»te«l
FluniM'l l'n<lrnvear to order.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SAN PABLO.
821
Armand B., farmer
Arabena Joseph, poultry
Ballagh Robert Rev., clergyman
Baron Antonio C, laborer
Barrao Angustine, farmer, 75
acres
Barrett George H., farmer, 450
acres
Bartholomew Frank, farmer, 75
acres
Bayes Joseph, laborer
Baarepaire L., farmer
Blamire James, farmer, 160
acres
Blume Fred., farmer
Blume Henry, farmer, 350 acres
Blum S. <fe Co., warehouse, M.
Eli vers agent
76
Boorman Benjamin, farmer,
acres
Boquet John, bartender
Boquet Joseph A., bartender
Boquet Theresa Mrs., 'liquor sa-
loon
Borba Antonio P., stockraiser
Boyd Joseph, farmer, 128 acres
Braham J. J., physician
Brandt Charles, farmer
Bras Joaquin, farmer, 35 acres
Bredhoff Henry, farmer
Brensel Ernest, farmer
Brockhurst H., farmer, 68 acres
Brooks Henry G., blacksmith
Buckley James, farmer
Bulcao Frank, farmer
Cahill John, farmer, 80 acres
Canfield John, farmer, 120 acres
Castro Martin, laborer, 26 acres
Castro Patricio, farmer, 100
acres
Castro Victor, farmer, 409 acres
Chevesich Charles, liquor sa-
loon
Chichester James H., agent C.
P. R. R. and Wells, Fargo &
Co.
Clark Charles, farmer, 293 acres
Coelho Joaquin, farmer, 24
acres
Collins J. C. Rev., pastor Pres-
byterian Church
Cornell Samuel, principal San
Pablo School
Coty Leon L., horseshoer with
C. Kleinsmidt
Crooks Matthew, laborer, 655
acres
Cummings J. H., farmer
Cummings P. J. Rev., pastor
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Davis Albert E., farmer
Davis Henry J., liquor saloon
Davis John, farmer, 321 acres
Davis John H., farmer
Derossier Gus., farmer
Dooling Peter, farmer
Doran Patrick, liquor saloon, 1 '
acre
Doran Jeremiah, farmer
Duarte Jose S-, farmer
Duffy William J., Justice of
the Peace and insurance agent
Ehlers J. H., farmer, 160 acres
Ellerhorst C, farmer
Emerick Joseph, farmer, 491
acres
Enos Antone, farmer
Fallon Patrick, farmer, 100
acres
Feria Joseph D., farmer
Fiadero Antonio, laborer, 2
acres
Filpert Stephen, gardener
Fischer Max, wragonmaker with
C. Kleinsmidt
Fleitz Alex., farmer, 104 acres
Fleming Patrick, farmer
Fortado Manuel, farmer
Fox James, farmer, 70 acres
Galvin William, farmer, 242
acres
Garcier Gabriel, farmer
Gleadall Joseph, farmer
Gomez Manuel, farmer, 5 acres
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NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVE GELATINE. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen'l Agents.
822
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — SAN PABLO.
Hall William, farmer, 235 acres
Havey Edward, telegraph ope-
rator
Havey James, farmer, 110 acres
Harvey M., farmer, 100 acres
Haywood John T., capitalist,
123 acres
Hills Grammar School, Miss
Lizzie R. McMillin teacher
Hyland Thomas, farmer, 80
acres
JACOB DAVID, postmaster and
general merchandise
JAMES JOSEPH, general mer-
chandise
Joseph Manuel, farmer
Kearny Michael, farmer, 206
acres
Keller Charles, farmer, 167 acres
Kleinsmidt Charles, blacksmith
and wagonmaker
Lasserot Pierre, farmer, 250
acres
Lewis Antone, laborer
Lucas James, farmer, 40 acres
Luez Jose G., farmer, 79 acres
Lynch James, farmer
Machado Daniel S., bartender
with Rosa Brothers
Marich E., liquor saloon
Masterson E. B., proprietor
San Pablo Hotel
May W. B., farmer, 22 acres
McAtee John, farmer, 160 acres
McCarthy John, farmer
McGee Peter, farmer
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer
McMillin Lizzie R.Miss, teacher '
Hills Grammar School
Mills Walter, farmer
Moitoza Joseph G., barber
Mulliken Mary Mrs. , 200 acres
Muth John, hay presser
Norman Jerry, farmer, 160 acres
O'Neil Henry, District Clerk,
Sheldon, and farmer, 225 acres
O'Neil John F., farmer
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.
C. Collins pastor
Quinn Patrick, farmer
Rehnert William, blacksmith
and farmer, 100 acres
Reiners John, farmer, 395 acres
Remillard Brick Co., P. N.
Remillard president
Rivers M., agent S.Blum & Co.
Rockfellow H. H., farmer, 102
acres
Romer Jacob, butcher
Rosa Brothers ( Manuel and
Jose) liquor saloon
Rosa Jose (Rosa Brothers)
Rosa Manuel (Rosa Brothers)
Rose Antonio, farmer, 22 acres
Rowland R. E., 442 acres
Rumrill A., District Clerk and
insurance agent
San Pablo Hotel, E. B. Master-
son proprietor
San Pablo School, Samuel Cor-
nell principal
Seaver Robert, farmer,210 acres
Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co., 10
acres
Silva Frank, liquor saloon
Silveria Antonio P., farmer, 92
acres
Simpson James, farmer, 2 acres
Sites John, farmer
Smith J. A. farmer, 385 acres
Smith Charles, Constable and
collector
Smith James, farmer
Smith P. J., farmer
St. Paul's Catholic Church,Rev.
P. J. Cummings pastor
Thoda Nicholas, farmer, 150
acres
Thornton Harry I., attorney at
law and farmer, 1000 acres
Valencia Manuel E., bootmaker
Ward William, liquor saloon
Ware George, clerk with J.
James
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
SOU. 311, 31S, US and 31? Market Mi.. S. F.
E. C. HUGHES,
FINE JOB PRINTING.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY — SAN PABLO-SAN RAMON.
823
Waruecke Aug., District Clerk,
Mount Pleasant, and farmer,
435 acres
Weber Frank, farmer, 110 acres
Young Ellen, widow, liquor sa-
loon
SAN RAMON.
A Post Office, 18 miles southeast of
Martinez.
Albert J. H., farmer
Alexander George E., physician
Bollinger Christ, farmer, 320 a
Bollinger F. M., farmer, 244 a
Bollinger Joseph, farmer, 190 a
Brown John, blacksmith with
Jacob Buttner
BUTTNER JACOB, blacksmith
and wagonmaker, 3 acres
Caldwell £). A., farmer
Cox W. W., District Clerk
Dragov Frank J., farmer
Dragov Michael J., laborer
Fortada Joseph, farmer
Freitas J. R., farmer, 140 acres
Galehouse Fred., carpenter
Glass Albert W., farmer
Glass David, farmer, 540 acres
Greer Jerome B., farmer
Hargrave John F. farmer
Harlan Elisha C, farmer, 290
acres
Harlan Horace E., farmer
Horan William E., farmer
Hower Joel, carpenter
HURST HENRY C, postmas-
ter, and general merchandise
Jepsan Peter, liquor saloon
Johnson Hans, shoemaker with
P. A. Thorop
Koster Joseph, proprietor San
Ramon Hotel
Lawrence M. J., farmer, 160 a
Lewis John, farmer, 100 acres
Lynch Leo, farmer
Lynch Win., farmer, 335 acres
McCamley George, farmer, 358 a
More Samuel L., farmer, 363 a
Norris Leo, farmer
Norris W. H-, farmer, 2984 acres
Oswell John J., farmer
Petersen Antone, farmer
Russell Henry, farmer, 300 acres
San Ramon Hotel, Jos. Koster
proprietor
Seavers J. E.
Silva Frank, farmer, 30 acres
Silva Jos. F., laborer
Simpson Lewis, farmer, 155 a
STARKEY GEO. W., liquor
saloon
Thorop P. A., shoemaker
Tuunemacher Julius, clerk with
Joseph Koster
Watson Thomas, farmer, 210 a
Wiedeman Christ, 480 acres
Wiley Joseph, 191 acres
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for every State and Territory,
1 California St, S, F,
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.
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?HELPOX-SOMERSYILLE.
SHELDON.
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SOMEBSVILLE.
A Post Offic - eh, and
l1. miles from Norton ville,
Adams Abel, miner
Anderson John, miner
Anderson Robert, miner
Atkins James, miner
Bagley D.. liquor saloon
Baker Charles, miner
Barker Richard, miner
Bastian George P.. farmer
Beckerton Robert, miner
Buxton "William T.. miner
Bowen John D.. liquor saloon
Braneher Stephen. 305 acres
Breslin Patrick, miner
Brown Mark, miner
Brown Samuel, merchant
Bussey Frank Jr. . miner
Bussey Joseph, miner
Cain James, liquor saloon
Cain Peter, miner
Campbell James. 160 acres
Campbell Francis, farmer
Campbell Joseph Jr.. teamster
Carey James. 159 acres
Carolan James G.. farmer
Clements William, miner
Colen Alfred, carpenter
William A., fanner
Oondron John, miner
Connelly B., miner
Corcoran John H., farmer, 160
acres
Corcoran Patrick, farmer,
acres
Cowper George
Cox John, blacksmith
Cox John T.. blacksmith
Covle John, miner
Crawford Francis, miner
Dailey Patrick, miner
Dalton John, miner
Darby Daniel G.. farmer
Davis William B.
Dickerson James, miner
Difnn James O., farmer
Dobson Thomas, miner
Ellsworth Holland, farmer
Evans John F.
Evans John H., miner
Evans John X.. express wagon
Fletcher John, farmer
Floyd Thomas, miner
Flynn Martin, farmer
Flynn Bobert E., farmer
Gallagher J. C, miner
Giflord Josephus, liquor saloon,
160 acres
Gilder Charles, miner
Golden Martin, miner
Habson William J., farmer
Harrington James, miner
Heycock Job, miner
Hobson Jas., farmer. 1"6 acres
Hobson Simpson, farmer
Holywood Frank, miner
Hooper George E.. miner
Hornback Charles W., farmer
Hughes W. J., peddler
Hughes John M.. liquor saloon
Humphreys David, liquor saloon
Hutchinson B., liquor saloon
Jewett Henry, laborer
Johnson Peter, laborer
Joyce Michael, farmer
King George. 480 acres
Laverty Isaac, dairyman, 156
acres
Learn Bobert, superintendent
coal mine
Learn Thomas, miner
Lougher Layser. farmer and
stockraiser, 160 acres
Love Bobert, farmer
Martin Patrick
Mav William, herder
311
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TI2STTVA.R.E.
MS.Sll 313. 315 and 31. Market St. S. F
Wn I AM/TDM J& Pfl'C Seamless Extension Bo»om
■ U. LHII lull « l/UO prevenU breaking or wearing out at the edge.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SOMERSVILLE- WALNUT CREEK 825
McCoy C, engineer
MeDermott M., laborer
McDonald C. H., miner
McGuirk Charles, stockraiser
Mills Richard, liquor saloon
MuiTcir William A., miner
Nellis ' Walter, District Clerk,
Somersville
Riddock Alex., engineer
Robinson Edward, miner
Singlewood Bart, miner
Stewart W. B., stockraiser, 160
acres
Stockton James, 318 acres
Taylor Samuel L., farmer
TRENGOVE JOHN, postmas-
ter and merchant
Vivian Thomas, stockraiser and
dairyman, 520 acres
White John, liquor saloon
STEWAETSVILLE.
(See Somersville.)
SYCAMORE.
(See Danville.)
TASAJARA.
(See Danville.)
WHEATPORT.
(See Crockett.)
WALNUT CREEK.
Post and Express Office, situated at the
base of Mount Diablo, 17 miles from
Oakland.
Aiken Robert, laborer
Allen Andrew, laborer
BAKER ED. L. (Wilson &
Baker
Baker John, farmer
Baker John C, farmer
Biggs
Alex.
farmer
farmer,
., painter
clerk
83
D., farmer, 122
acres
Biggs Marshall A.,
Boutello Antone,
acres
Bragau Abraham I
Burlingame H. B.,
BURPEE W. S., wines, liquors
and billiards
Cameron A. G., blacksmith
CAMERON H. E., blacksmith
Carl David E., blacksmith with
M. Kirsch
Catholic Church, Rev. L. Serda
pastor
Chrisman Abraham P., farmer,
342 acres
Clemens Martin, laborer
Cook Henry, farmer
Cook Israel, farmer
Cox P. T., farmer, 280 acres
Crow Francis M., farmer
Culver Mark, farmer
Daley William K., farmer, 30
acres
Dias Joseph, 139 acres
Dole Eldridge A., farmer
Dole Frederick N., carpenter
Donley W. A., wagonmaker, 5
acres
Dunna^an George F., farmer
Dunning H. P. Rev., pastor
Presbyterian Church
Fallett E. M., bartender
Ford Erastus. farmer, 2 acres
Ford Jesse C, farmer
Fortune Leonard T., laborer
Foster James, attorney at law,
160 acres
Galloway B., clerk with H. S.
Shuey
Gambs F., merchant
Geary Thomas, farmer
Griffin John, farmer, 15 acres
Grimm Fridolin, farmer
Hammond E. J., laborer
Hammond James, carpenter
JAMES L. KING. 333 California St, S, F,
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
DYNAMITE or GIANT POWDER,
THE OIVI-Y RELIABLE. Bandmunn,
Nielsen «fc Co., General Agents.
826
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY WALNUT CREEK.
Hammitt Austin W., farmer
Harrison Alfred B., mariner
Hempstead J., dentist
Hendricks Benjamin P., butcher
Henderson George F., fanner
HODGES A. E., livery stable
Hodges Albert, farmer
Hodges Benjamin, 293 acres
Hodges Samuel, 190 acres
Hook Walter E., physician, 153
acres
Huntington Josiah S., black-
smith
Jenkins Thomas B., farmer
Johnson S. F., carpenter
Johnson S. F. Mrs., millinery
Johnson Thomas, laborer
Johnson Thomas C, farmer
Jones Henry C, farmer
Jones Henry T. , farmer
Jones J. W-, farmer, 310 acres
Jones Lawrence S., farmer
Jones Nathaniel, 372 acres
KIRSCH MICHAEL, black-
smith and wagonmaker
Larkey John, farmer
Larson Charles M., farmer
Latimer B. H., attorney at law
Litchfield Thomas, farmer
Manning M. P., farmer
Martinez Vicente, barber
McCullough Daniel, laborer
McCullough John, laborer
McNulty J., farmer, 91 acres
Middleton F. E., butcher
Middleton William, clerk with
H. S. Shuey
Miller B. F., farmer
Moody Percy J., blacksmith
Moreno F. E., harness and sad-
dlery
OAKLAND AND WALNUT
CREEK STAGE LINE,
Farmer Sanford proprietor
Parsons Arthur, artist
Pearson J. E., physician and
druggist
Peralta C, butcher with Arthur
Williams
Perkins Samuel A., farmer
Peyser Saul, clerk with P. Wil-
liams
Poggenback William, laborer
Presbyterian Church, Rev. H.
P. Dunning pastor
Putnam George A., clerk with
H. S. Shuey
Raven H. S. , stockraiser
Rice William, capitalist
Rich Charles E. Rev.
Rogers C. W., liquor saloon
Rogers W. A. (W. B. Rogers
& Son)
Rogers W. B. (W. B. Rogers &
Son)
ROGERS W. B. & SON (W.
B. and W. A. Rogers) pro-
prietors Rogers' Hotel
ROGERS' HOTEL, W. B.
Rogers & Son proprietors
Sandstrom John G., farmer
SANFORD FARMER, livery
stable, and propr Oakland and
Walnut Creek Stage Line
Sassenberg Charles, painter
Serda L. Rev., pastor Catholic
Church
Seaman Edward M., teacher
Sharp C, District Clerk Cen-
tral, and farmer, 97 acres
Sherburne Albert (Sherburne
Brothers & Co.)
Sherburne Bros. & Co. (John
O., Lewis F., and Albert
Sherburne) general mdse
Sherburne John O. (Sherburne
Bros. & Co.)
Sherburne Lewis F. (Sherburne
Bros. & Co.)
Sherman Isaac J., farmer
Shuey H. S., general mdse
Shumway E. A., carpenter
Singmaster William, laborer
Smith T. J., farmer, 321 acres
W.W.MONTAGUE&CO.
manufacturers of TINWARE.
309 .HI 313, 31S and 317 3Iarkot St., N. F
ST. DAVID'S.
r:r> UOWABU STKKET, near Third, San Francisco.
No Clean* r ur Better Furnished Rooms in the city.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY WALNUT CREEK-WILLOW SPRINGS. 827
Soto Frank, farmer
Steele H., laborer
Stone Brothers (Frank M. and
C. E. Stone) tinsmiths
Stone C. E. (Stone Brothers)
Stone Frank M. (Stoue Brothers)
STOW JAMES M., County
Assessor, agent Wells, Fargo
& Co., and postmaster, 220
acres
Thurston Joseph, capitalist
Turner M. H., Justice of the
Peace
VOSLAUBER HENRY, boot
and shoemaker
Wagoner Harry B., bartender
with C. W. Rogers
Walnut Creek Hook and Ladder
Co., W. B. Rogers foreman,
Ed. L. Baker secretary
Waters Donald, farmer
Webb Frank, farmer, 85 acres
Weldon Samuel, farmer
Williams Arthur, meat market
Williams P., general mdse
WILSON JOHN M. (Wilson
& Baker)
WILSON & BAKER (John M.
Wilson and Ed. L. Baker)
real estate and insurance agts
Young James, farmer, 313 acres
Young John D., farmer
Young Michael, clerk, 65 acres
Young T. J., clerk with H. S.
Shuey
WILLOW SPRINGS.
(See Lafayette.)
SANFORD'S LIVERY STABLE,
F. SANFORD, Proprietor.
WALNUT CREEK, - - CALIFORNIA.
Buggies, Saddle and Carriage Horses
Always on hand and promptly furnished at reasonable rates.
ALSO, PROPRIETOR
OAKLAND AND WALNUT CREEK STAGE LINE.
A. E. HODGES'
Jrfvery and i&Ie itaM®?
WALNUT CREEK, CAL.,
FIRST-CLASS STOCK ON HAND TO LET AT ALL HOURS
At Moderate Rates.
Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Ho nth.
JAMES L. KING, N.
OTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
828 WALNUT CREEK STOCKTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROGERS' HOTEL,
W. B. ROGERS & SON,
Proprietors,
WALJfUT CREEK. CAL.
Table Supplied with Best in the Market
Good Accomodation for Travelers.
J8Sg= Bar and Billiard Room In connection with
the House.
BURPEE'S SALOON
W. S. BURPEE, Proprietor,
WALNUT CREEK, CAL.
THE BEST QUALITY OF
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Always on hand.
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Main Street, Stockton, Cal.
CAVEN & DUDLEY, - - Proprietors.
Tne Leading Hotel of the City.
Kates $2 00 to $2 50 per day. Omnibus to all trains.
General Ticket Office for Calaveras, Big Trees, Yosemite Valley,
Bodie, and for all the Southern Mountain Towns.
JAMES CAVEN. A. K. DUDLEY.
W. D. LAWTON & CO., JKKSS3& SHIRTS, 608 Market St.,S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Is bounded on the north by Contra Costa county, on the east
by San Joaquin county, on the south by Santa Clara county, and
on the west by the Bay of San Francisco. This county ranks next
to San Francisco in population, shipping industries, educational
institutions, churches and general improvements. It received its
name from Alameda creek, the largest stream in the county,
whose banks are thickly bordered with cottonwood and willow
trees, presenting the appearance of a shaded avenue, called in
Spanish an "Alameda."
This county has an area of about eight hundred square
miles, and is beautifully diversified, from the salt marsh land
bordering on the bay to the Contra Costa mountains, in some
points two thousand feet above the sea level.
The county is well supplied with water, and good crops are
the rule with scarcely an exception. Consequently farmers are
well-to-do, and are comfortably located on small but carefully
tilled and productive farms. They raise great crops of wheat,
barley, corn, oats, hay, potatoes and the finest kind of fruits.
Next to San Francisco, this county is more extensively
engaged in the manufacturing industries than any other, and the
probability is that it will very soon become the manufacturing
center of the State. Its location is in every respect most favor-
able for this purpose.
Alameda county with its picturesque scenery, healthful climate
and proximity to the metropolis is specially adapted for subur-
ban homes, a fact already recognized by a great many San Fran-
cisco business men, who have palatial residences in Oakland and
suburbs, Berkeley, Alameda, Brooklyn and Fruit Vale.
In the southern part of the county grapes are raised very
succesfully, and an immense quantity of wine and brandy is
made annually. Vegetable gardens, cultivated by Portuguese,
Italians and Chinese, are also numerous throughout the county.
JAMES L KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 300 California St, S. F,
THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen'l Agents.
830
ALAMEDA COUNTY ALTAMONT.
Its educational institutions, both State and private, have
acquired considerable fame. Among the first may be men-
tioned the State University, and Institution for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind, at Berkeley, and the numerous Public and High
Schools throughout the county. Of private institutions are the
Berkeley Gymnasium, Harmon Seminary, Bowen's Home School
for Boys, California Military Academy, Mills Seminary, Hopkins
Academy, California Medical College, Oakland Normal School,
Pagoda Hill Kindergarten, Snell's Seminary, Sacred Heart Con-
vent, Perry Seminary, Misses Fields' Home School for Young
Ladies, Sackett School, the Classical and English School, St.
Mary's Academy, Sisters of St. Joseph, St. Joseph's Academy,
St. Joseph's Institute, and Washington College.
The county is divided into six townships, Oakland, Brooklyn,
Alameda, Eden, Washington and Murray.
The railroad facilities of the county already developed, to-
gether with the projected lines now in progress, place it far in
the van of all the counties of the State in its means of inter-
communication. The completion of the California and Nevada
Narrow Gauge Kailroad, on which the iron is already laid through
the greater part of the county, will see all of its important valleys
bisected by rail. Communication with San Francisco is main-
tained by half-hourly service of the Central Pacific and South
Pacific Coast Bailroad ferries, the complete convenience of which
brings all of the bay cities of the county into such close connec-
tion with San Francisco as to in fact constitute them a part of
that metropolis.
Oakland is the county seat. The county has no large rivers,
but lesser streams are quite numerous. Artesian wells abound
and flow abundantly.
ALTAMONT.
A post, express and telegraph office, on the
Western Division of the Central Pacific Rail-
road, 56 miles from San Francisco.
Alexander William, farmer, 320
acres
Amos John, 160 acres
Anderson Charles, farmer,
and proprietor header and
thresher
Anderson Charles, farmer, 160
acres
Ayers James, carpenter
Aylward Michael, 160 acres
Bastian Philip, laborer
Bathwell F., farmer
Beckett James N., farmer
Brackett E. L.
Brackett George, blacksmith
Brackett Jacob H., farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IE.OI>T.
30», 811,818,310 Mild 317 llnrket St., S. F.
E. C. HUGHES, PRINTING AND BINDING.
511 KtNSOIHE St., San Franolsco.
Fine mercantile Printing-
ALAMEDA COUNTY ALTAMONT.
831
Brown Horace E., farmer
Callicott J., postmaster, agent
Wells, Fargo & Co. and gen-
eral merchandise
Callicott John B., merchant
Campbell John, 80 acres
Campbell William, laborer, 320
acres
Carroll John, farmer, 640 acres
Christhansen C, farmer
Cockerton Ebenezer, farmer
Cockerton John, farmer
Coleman Daniel, farmer
Collin T. E., farmer, 480 acres
Davis John H., laborer
Desmond Patrick, farmer, 160
acres
Dunlea Michael, farmer, 160
acres
Egan Patrick, farmer, 160 acres
Egan Thomas, farmer, 498 acres
Ellerbrock Louis, farmer, 160
acres
Elliott Andrew, liquor saloon
Elliott John, farmer and sheep-
raiser, 1222 acres
Fannon John, laborer
Faulkner Patrick, farmer, 160
acres
Finch Thomas, farmer
Flynn Owen, farmer
Graham John, 160 acres
Greeley John P., laborer, 160
acres
Gregory William, farmer
Gunn Edward, farmer, 160 acres
Gunn Thomas, farmer
Hanson S., farmer
Harrison George W., telegraph
operator
Hinkle & Slicer, 864 acres
Hosker Thomas, farmer
Hungeford F. M.
Hunter Keuben, farmer
Jackson John, farmer, 160 acres
Jahnigen Gustav, saloonkeeper
Kavanaugh Michael, farmer
Keerans Michael, farmer
Kelso William, farmer,
160
acres
Kennedy J. K., 160 acres
Kiely Edward, farmer and stone-
cutter, 160 acres
King Daniel, farmer
King Peter G., 320 acres
Leer William, 80 acres
Linderman G. W., 160 acres
Lolor C. P.
Lynch Simon, 160 acres
McKelvey Alexander, farmer,
160 acres
McLaughlin Thomas, farmer
Moss E., 160 acres
Mulqueeney John, laborer
Mulqueeney Michael, sheep-
raiser
Nolan Catherine, farmer, 160
acres
Nnnan Matthew, 160 acres
O'Brien John, farmer, 160 acres
O'Brien William, estate of, 1174
acres
Owens Owen T., blacksmith,
640 acres
Pedersen John S., 320 acres
Perret Jean J., farmer
Rahmstorf Frederick, carpen-
ter and farmer
Reese Henry, farmer, 160 acres
Rhodes George W., farmer
Ryder Thomas, farmer, 320
acres
Ryder Timothy, farmer
Scott James, 160 acres
Scullin John, farmer, 480 acres
Sexton Daniel, shepherd
Shanks William, carpenter and
farmer
Sherman R. H., farmer
Silberzahn Godfrey, laborer
Stewart Robert, baker
Sturla Paulo, laborer
Swan William, laborer
Sweet Richard, farmer
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Thomas William R., farmer and
grain warehouse
Turner Joseph, farmer, 160
acres
Walgamot James, farmer, 160
acres
Walker Charles W., farmer
Walker John P.
Whitney A. P.
Winther Andrew L., farmer
Zimmerman Frederic, farmer
Zimmerman Mary, hotelkeeper,
640 acres
ALVAKADO.
A station on the South Pacific Coast Railroad,
16 miles from Oakland. Alameda Creek, on
which it is situate, is navigable to this point
for vessels of light draught. It has a post and
express office.
Ahern Michael, farmer
Allgwire James R., harness-
maker
Althauser George, farmer, 48
acres
ALVARADO FOUNDRY, Geo.
H. Tay & Co. proprietors
ALVARADO HOTEL, John
Lahman proprietor
Alvarado Salt Works, John
Quigley proprietor
Andrick Antonio, farmer
Ancient Order United Workmen
Hall
BACKUS OSCAR J., superin-
tendent Alvarado Foundry,
res Oakland
Bain Alexander, molder Alva-
rado Foundry
Barron James, steamboating,
forwarding, etc., 25 acres
Barrow James T., mariner
Barsotti Charles (E. Barsotti &
Bro.)
Barsotti E. (E. Barsotti & Bro.)
Barsotti E. & Bro. ( E. and
Charles Barsotti) fruits, veg-
etables and liquor saloon
Beck Andrew, farmer
Beebe Seth G., farmer, 66 acres
Berhman H., farmer
Bettencourt Manuel Joseph,
farmer, 13 acres
Bidinger Fred., pressman
Standard Sugar Refinery
Bidinger William, shoemaker
Bissell Fred., patternfitter Alva-
rado Foundry
Blood Henry, engineer Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery
Blourde N., molder Alvarado
Foundry
Bragge John
Brier William W., clergyman,
60 acres
BROOK JOSEPH H., stoves,
tinware and plumbing
Brugge John C, farmer
Budinger William Mrs., widow
Cameron L., watchman Alvara-
do Foundry
Carao Antone, laborer Alvarado
Foundry
Chapman W. O., clerk Standard
Sugar Refinery
Charvoz Alexander, molder Al-
varado Foundry
Chauncey Seymour M., laborer
Chauncy Francis Mrs.
Cockefair W'illiam H., carpenter
Conlon Henry, laborer
Cook Frank, molder Alvarado
Foundry
Creary J. L., house, sign and
carriage painter
Cross John Barden, laborer
Curtis Frank, molder Alvarado
Foundry
Dasevada Antoine Boges
De Amoral A. J.
De Amoral Manuel Antone
De Azeverdo Antone B., farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE SCO.,
importers of UROIKT pipe.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. tf
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to gkSJ&TOget ™£
ALAMEDA COUNTY ALVARADO.
833
De Rosa Francisco P., farmer,
33 acres
De Rosa Jo Silver, farmer
Donnelly D., laborer
Dougherty Hugh, farmer
Dyer Eben H., surveyor super-
intendent Standard Sugar Re-
finery
DYER EDWARD H., superin-
tendent Standard Sugar Re-
finery
Dyer Henry, assistant in labra-
tory Standard Sugar Refinery
Emery Ormon J., carpenter
Emery Weston F., carpenter
Fabian Philip ( M. Levinsky &
Co.) res San Francisco
Farley N. S., agent S.P.C.R.R.
Fay Thomas, molder Alvarado
Foundry
Foley Edward, laborer
Fostino Joseph, farmer
j Foster Manuel F., farmer
I Franz Sebastian, roadmaster
and capitalist, 416 acres
I Frates Antoine
| Freitas Joseph, farmer, 15 acres
Furnas John, diffusion battery-
man Standard Sugar Refinery
Gibbert Philip, stoveman
GD7FIN O. F., president Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery, res San
Francisco
Gilman Frank, farmer
Gilman Mossman D.s carpenter
Gradwohl David, salesman M.
Levinsky & Co., 260 acres
Granger F. B. (F. B. Granger
tt Son)
Granger F. B. Jr. (F. B. Gran-
ger & Son) and agent Home
Mutual Insurance Co.
GRANGER F. B. & SON
(F. B. and F. B. Granger
Jr. ) proprietors Riverside
Hotel, 5 acres
Gray James Jr., laborer
Griffin H. E., pressman Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery
Haines Israel B., farmer, 100
acres
Hall John, farmer, 306 acres
Harrington Ralph, molder Al-
varado Foundry
Hayes William, farmer,157 acres
Hawlev James, carpenter
Hellwig Philip (Philip Hellwig
&Co.)
Hellwig Philip & Co. (Philip
Hellwig, Fred. Wickman and
William Young) meat market
Henry George, stove mounter
Alvarado Foundry
Hey er August, bakery and liquor
saloon
Hoster Antone, stove mounter
Alvarado Foundry
Howard John, farmer, 42 acres
Huff Edward, mail carrier and
teamster
INGALLS W. F., secretary
Standard Sugar Refinery, 25
acres
Ingalls M. W., chief engineer
Standard Sugar Refinery
Ingalls J. M., assistant superin-
tendent Standard Sugar Re-
finery, 27 acres
Independent Order Odd Fel-
lows' Hall
Johnson John
Jones Thomas, polisher Alva-
rado Foundry
Joseph Frank, farmer
Jovce John A., carpenter
Juhl Chlaus, butcher P. Hell-
wig
Jung William, butcher
Kerr Andrew, farmer, 100 acres
King Charles F., blacksmith
LAHMAN JOHN, proprietor
Alvarado Hotel
Lambert John, fireman Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery
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Judson Powder, Improved, ^KSS?™"
ielsen »V Co., tirn'l Agents
834
ALAMEDA COUNTY ALVARADO.
Lattin A. J., carpenter Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery
Lattin William H., wheelwright
Leal John S., farmer
Lee Antonio, barber and liquor
saloon
Levinsky M. (M. Levinsky &
Co.) res San Francisco
Levinsky M. & Co. (M. Levins-
ky and Philip Fabian) general
merchandise
Lowrie David C, butcher
Lynch John, farmer, 2250 acres
Machado Antone, laborer
Marguerrita Manuel
Matchen Peter, butcher with
Philip Hellwig & Co.
Mathews Patrick, horseshoer
May A., farmer, 1602 acres
May August, butcher
McCarty John, fireman Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery
McCully William, laborer Al-
varado Foundry
McGee E. B., molder Alvarado
Foundry
McKeown Joseph, blacksmith
and wagonmaker, 903 acres
Miller A., carpenter Standard
Sugar Refinery
Moffitt William, diffusion bat-
teryman, Standard Sugar Re-
finery
Morrison G. H., blacksmith
with Joseph McKeown
Morstrom John, filterman, Stan-
dard Sugar Refinery
Muller Andrew A. A., laborer
Munson John M., farmer
Nauert O. P., stove mounter
Alvarado Foundry
NAUERT C. R., foreman Alva-
rado Foundry
Naumer John J., clerk
Nevin Thomas, molder Alva-
rado Foundry
O'Loughlin John, butcher
Olsen Frederick, laborer
Parish DeWitt C, carpenter
Parry Thomas, farmer
Peach Martin J., merchant
Peichoto Manuel S., farmer
Penny James, molder Alvarado
Foundry
Peterson John
Plourde Prosper, patternmaker
Plummer Charles A., saltworks
Poorman Samuel, dairyman
Quigley John, salt works, 530
acres
Quigley John Jr., saltmaker
Quigley Thomas, saltmaker
Ralph I., stove mounter Alva-
rado Foundry
Ralph William T., farmer
Randall S. P., master mariner
Randall William, apprentice
Alvarado Foundry
RICHMOND E. A., postmaster,
agent Wells, Fargo & Co., jus-
tice of the peace, and insur-
ance agent
RIVERSIDE HOTEL, F. B.
Granger & Son proprietors
Robbins J., bartender River-
side Hotel
Roche Thos., wagonmaker with
Joseph McKeown
Roderigs Antone Silver
Rogers Frank, farmer
Rojas Guadalupe, teamster
Rojas Hosa
Rojas John, driver with M. Le-
vinsky & Co.
Rosa Manuel, bartender with
Antonio Lee
Rose Frank P., farmer
Ryan John, farmer, 37£ acres
Ryan John E., farmer
Ryan William, farmer, 37| acres
Seaman Alex. S., laborer
Silver Frank Antone
Silver Jos. P.
Small George, engineer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
309. 311, 313, 315 und 317 market St.. s. F-
ST. DAVID'S.
715 HOWARD ST., near Third, Ran Francinco. Trice,
per night. 50 cts, 75 cts and $1 ; per week from $2 upwards.
AL AMED A COUNTY — ALVAR ADO—CENTRE VILLE.
835
Smith Lewis C, rancher
Smithers John Jr., laborer
Smithurst John, liquor saloon
Soners Ludwig, fireman Stand-
ard Sugar Refinery
STANDARD SUGAR REFI-
NERY, O. F. Giffin presi-
dent, W. F. Ingalls secretary,
Edward F. Dyer superinten-
dent
Stokes Henry H., molder
Stokes J. J., 2| acres
Sweeny J. A., section foreman
S. P. C. R. R.
Sylva John, farmer
TAY GEORGE H. & CO., pro-
prietors Alvarado Foundry
Uddin Peter, foreman
Vanderpeer J. G., farmer, 74 a
Vargus Manuel Enos
Viara Napoleon
Viara Manuel F.
Wagner Alex., molder Alvarado
Foundry
Watkins Camillus
Wehle Isaac, merchant
Weigins John, filterman Sugar
Refinery
Weigman Deidrich, butcher
Wickman Fred. (Philip Hell-
wig & Co.)
Wigmore Alex., engineer Alva-
rado Foundry
Williams Geo., melter Alvarado
Foundry
Williams Geo. H., farmer
Willis William, farmer
Yates Albert E., laborer
Young Wm. (Philip Hellwig &
Co.) 20 acres
F. B. GRANGER & SON, Proprietors,
|t ALVARADO, ALAMEDA CO., CAL.
This House was recently built and newly furnished
throughout. The Table is suiiplied with the Best the
Market affords.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars at the Bar.
BAY.
(See Oakland.)
CASTRO VALLEY.
(See Haywards.)
CENTREVILLE.
This town, located southeast of and 33 miles
distant from San Francisco, lies about midway
between the lines of the Central Pacific and
South Pacific Coast P.ailroads, and three miles
from Niles. It is surrounded on all sides by a
fertile and well developed agricultural country,
enjoys a fair home trade, and has direct postal,
express and telegraphic facilities. It has a
street railroad connecting it with the steamer
landing and railroad at Newark. Its popula-
tion is about 600.
Abbey Kobert Hunter
Allen Cyrus H., physician
Allen Edward, laborer
Anderson William H., farmer
Andrado Jo Silvaria, farmer, 10
acres
Baab George A., farmer
Baker Walker, farmer
Barry William, stockraiser and
fruitgrower, 15 acres
JAMES L KING,
St„ S. F,
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
westiake stove Co., 294$%$gi.«" Importers of Iron Pipij and Fittings.
836
ALAMEDA COUNTY CENTREVILLE.
Baum John Antone, farmer, 15
acres
Beard JohnL., farmer
Beck David H., harness and
saddles, 11 acres
Beck John C, clerk
Bettencourt John Enos, farmer,
950 acres
Bettencourt John Gabriel, farm-
er, 50 acres
Blacow Richard D., farmer
Blacow Robert Mrs., farmer,
340 acres
Blacow William H., farmer
Blair Emma, 2 acres
Blair Thomas H., farmer
Bloodgood Samuel, farmer
Boim Manuel A., farmer
Brandon J. F., barber
Brewer James A., farmer
Brown Samuel T. Jr., farmer
Bunting F. Mrs.
Bunting John, farmer
Buteau Samuel A., physician
Cameron Ashley, farmer, 46
acres
Carter Martin, machinist
Chadbourne T. J., farmer, 143
acres
Champion MarciaMrs., farmer,
8 acres
Compton Hiram D., butcher
Compton James, laborer
Conrad H., dentist
Constant Frank, farmer
Constant Thomas, blacksmith
with Riser & Smith
Crocker Winslow, farmer, 2
acres
Crosby Edward, farmer, 28 acres
Crothers William J., painter
Dais Manuel G., farmer, 21
acres
Davis Samuel Jr., farmer
Decoto Brothers, farmers, 295
acres
Decoto William L., blacksmith
Dee John Sorza, farmer, 23 J
acres
Deis C. F., farmer, 15 acres
Deis Jo Vargus, farmer, 4 acres
De Quadras Joe Silver, farmer,
35 acres
Dias John J., farmer
Dias M. C, liquor saloon
Dusterberry Henry, farmer
Dutra Manuel S., farmer, 15
acres
Eggers Andrew F., farmer
Eggers Edward H., clerk
Eggers Hermann, farmer, 110
acres
Eggers Louis H. , farmer
Emart John, farmer, 125 acres
Enos Antone, farmer, 19 J acres
Enos Manuel, farmer
Fereira Vincente M., farmer
Firia Louisa Mrs., farmer, 10
acres
Fields Joseph, farmer, 17 acres
Forbes George, stage driver
Fortado Frank Frada, farmer.
12 acres
Fortado Joaquin S., farmer, 7 J
acres
Francisco Manuel, farmer
Frick Henry, blacksmith and
machinist
Galindo Frank, laborer
Garcia Frank, farmer, 21 acres
Garcier August S. , farmer
Garcier Manuel
Gomes Manuel S., farmer, 30|
acres
Gonzalves Manuel R., farmer,
15A- acres
GREGORY H. C, proprietor
Gregory House, 50 acres
GREGORY HOUSE, H. C.
Gregory proprietor
Gregory L., driver Gregory
House
Grist Judd W., laborer
Hagan James, tinner
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET lE-OXST-
309, 311,313,315 and 317 Market St., S. F.
* N. D. LAWTON & CO.,
Manufacture Red and White M«?tli«'j»te<l
Fl.uiiicl Indrmear to ortler.
608MamtSt.,S.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY — CENTREVILLE.
837
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Haley W. W. (W. W. Haley &
Co.)
Haley W. W. & Co. (W. W.
Haley and Manuel F. Silva)
general merchandise
Hall John, capitalist
Hansen Lewis., farmer
Hilton F. H., shoemaker
Horner Isaac B. , farmer
Horner Isaac B. Jr., laborer
Ibberson Thomas, farmer
Jasper Antone, farmer
Joseph Joaquin, farmer, 12
acres
Juhler George, laborer
Juhler Jacob, farmer
King Frank F., laborer
Lewis Antone E., laborer
Lewis B. J. Mrs., hotel and
feed stable
Lifock Ivan I., saloon
Lowrie George S., farmer
Lowrie Peter G., butcher
Lucio Joseph, boot and shoe-
maker
Lucio Joseph Jr., shoemaker
with Joseph Lucio
Lynch Harry W., teacher
Lynch Wm. B., clergyman
Lynch Wm. F., teacher
Marston Samuel I., farmer
Martin James A., laborer
Miller Charles, foreman
Miller M., clerk with Salz & Co.
and operator Western Union
Tel. Co.
Milton William, carpenter
Monks John, farmer
Monks John T., farmer
Montross Abraham, farmer
Moras John Viara, farmer, 24J
acres
More William A., fruitgrower,
50 acres
Morey William R., printer
Mosher Hugh, wheelwright
Munyan Alvin L., jewelry
Munyan Emery, farmer, 27 acres
Nelson Thomas, butcher
Nesmith W. H., plasterer
Nichols Joseph, farmer
Nichols Mary Mrs., farmer
Niehaus E. (Salz & Co.)
Noll Conroy, farmer
Norris James M., farmer
Norris Joseph D., farmer
Nunes Jo. Silvaria, farmer
Oliver Antone, laborer
Omis Mamtel L., farmer
Overacker Howard, farmer
Overacker Howard Jr., farmer
Patterson George W., farmer,
3334 acres
Peacock George W.
Phillips Joseph, farmer
Pine John, laborer
Plummer John A., salt works
Postrase Jo., farmer, 20 acres
Proctor John, fruitgrower, 80
acres
Quinn R. P. , tinsmith with Riser
& Smth
Reyes Antone, porter with W.
W. Haley & Co.
Richmond William, farmer
Riser Chas. W. (Riser & Smith)
Riser Geo. C., stoves and tin-
ware
Riser John J., farmer, 40 acres
Riser & Smith (Chas. W. Riser
and Robert E. Smith) black-
smiths and wagonmakers
Rix Edward K., blacksmith
Robertson J. W., wagon and
carriage manufacturer
Roderigues Manuel J., farmer,
20 acres
Rodriquez Francisco S., farmer
Rogers Albert, farmer
Rogers Frank, farmer, 12£ acres
Rogers Joseph, farmer, 11 acres
Rollins Manuel, farmer
Rose Frank, farmer
Rose Frank Jr., farmer
IAMES L. KING,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
M California St„ S, F,
Giant and Judson Powder and Gelatine.
BAKDJIA9I\, NIELSEN * CO.,
General Agents.
838
ALAMEDA COUNTY — CENTREVILLE-COSMOPOLITAN.
Eose Jo. Prada, farmer, 18 acres
'Rose John S., farmer
Rose Joseph, farmer
Rose Manuel, farmer
Ross Samuel A., farmer
Ryan Edward, boatman
Ryan George, boatman
Salz Ferdinand, clerk with Salz
&Co.
SALZ & CO. (Sigmund Salz
and Edward Niehaus) general
merchandise
Salz Sigmund (Salz& Co.) post-
master, and agent Wells, Far-
go & Co.
Sandholdt Samuel, saloonkeeper
Santos John J., farmer, 3 acres
Santos Joseph S., farmer
Saxe M. C, compositor
Secara Frank S., farmer
Shinn James, farmer
Shultz Charles, painter
Silva Frank A., farmer
Silva Manuel, farmer
Silva Manuel, clerk
Silva Manuel F. (W. W. Haley
&Co.)
Silva Maetha J., farmer
Silvaria John H., farmer, 15
acres
Silvaria Manuel, farmer
Silver Antone, farmer, 5 acres
Silver Charles, farmer, 16 J acres
Silver Frank N., shoemaker with
F. H. Hilton
Silver Jason, farmer, 60 acres
Silver J. O.
Silver Manuel J., farmer
Silver M. C. Mrs., 7f acres
Silvero Manuel, liquor saloon
Silvia Antone, laborer
Silvia Thomas, farmer
Simpson Augustus I., carpenter
Simpson Ozias B., carpenter, 5 J
acres
Smith George M., carpenter
Smith John A., painter
Smith Robert E., blacksmith,
10 acres
Soars Manuel J., farmer, 12 \
acres
Sorza Joseph, farmer
Stevenson John T., farmer
Stivers Simon E., farmer
Sturges Mahlon B.
Suares Michael, farmer
Sutherland Charles
TIFOCHE I. J., wines, liquors
and billiards, and proprietor
Tifoche Hall
Titus 1 S. (I. S. Titus & Co.)
res San Francisco
Titus 1. S. Jr. (I. S. Titus &
Co.) res San Francisco
TITUS I. S. & CO. (I. S., J. B.
and I. S. Titus Jr.) drugs,
paints, oils, etc.
Titus J. B. (I S. Titus & Co.)
Tolin Sarah Mrs., farmer
Torrey Marcus, capitalist
Trefry James A., constable, 7
acres
Vanderhoof Andrew, machinist
Varqus Antone E., farmer
Viara Louisa L., 1 acre
Viara Manuel L., farmer, 47
acres
Wales Mary Mrs., farmer, 46
acres
Walton William J., blacksmith
Whaley Jeffers C, laborer
White Carrie C. Mrs., farmer,
133 60-100 acres
White Ezra J., farmer
White William N., teamster
Williams Francis, laborer
Willis Gordon W., butcher
Wills William, farmer
Yates W. A., Justice of the
Peace
COSMOPOLITAN.
(See Decoto.)
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
309. 311, 313, 315 ami 31? Murkel Si., S. F.
Durable Binding, Fine Printing at E. C. HUGHES'
511 SANSOME ST.
Shu rrani'isrii.
ALAMEDA COUNTY DECOTO.
839
DECOTO.
A new town recently laid out on the Central
Pacific Railroad, 20 miles from Oakland and 3
miles from Niles. Its projectors claim for it a
promising future. Overshadowed on the rear
by the high bluffs, which here form the ad-
vanced sentinels of the coast range, and
flanked and fronted by a broad vista of level
plains, its wide avenues already well shaded
with the fragrant eucalyptus would seem to
justify its selection as the spot for a suburban
home. It has post, express and telegraph offices
already established.
Anderson C. E., farmer
Andrada John, laborer
Baker Walker, fruit raiser
Beard John L., student
Calderia Antone F. , farmer
Calderia Frank, laborer
Cammann Louis, laborer
Decoto Ezra, farmer and stock-
raiser, 13 acres
Dennett C. E., carpenter, 1 acre
Dolivara Manuel, farmer
Driver John H., carpenter and
farmer
Emerson George, farmer, 160
acres
Enos Frank, farmer
Fortado Antone E., farmer
Frazer Jo. Silver, farmer
FREITAS ANTONE T., wines,
liquors and barber
Freitas Frank, farmer, 52J acres
Garzier Manuel, farmer
George Joseph, farmer, 26 acres
Graesslin William, liquor saloon
and boarding
Gresel C. , farmer, 280 acres
Haines J. B., farmer
Hamlin Charles, farmer
Hamlin H., farmer
EI an son J. P., farmer
Hayes William, farmer
Jaciuto Joseph, laborer
Juhl Martin, farmer
Kelly Antone, laborer
Kelly Frank, laborer
Keannelly James, section fore-
man C. P. R. R.
Kenneally Michael, section fore-
man C. P. R. R.
King S. B., farmer
Lewis Manuel D., farmer
Lopez Manuel M. , farmer
Lowrie John, farmer
Lowrie Robert, farmer
Lurar Frank S., laborer
Machado Joseph S., laborer
Marguerrita Frank S., laborer
Martin Frank S., farmer
Martin John, farmer
MATTHEWS PATRICK,
blacksmith and horseshoer
May August Jr., farmer and
stock raiser
McKenney James L., telegraph
operator
Meyer F.W., agent C. P. R.R.,
Wells, Fargo & Co. and W.
U.Tel. Co.
Munson H., farmer
Nichols Joseph A., farmer
Patterson A., farmer and stock
raiser, 429 acres
Patterson George W., farmer
Peterson Mads, farmer
Peterson Peter, farmer
Pomeroy Hiram W., farmer
Ray John, laborer
Roderiques Antone P., farmer
18 acres
Rogers Joe, farmer
Rose Frank P., farmer
Rose John J., farmer
Rose Manuel P., farmer
SALZ EDWARD (Salz & Wiss-
mau) and postmaster
Salz Simon, clerk Salz & Wiss-
man
SALZ & WISSMAN (Edward
Salz and Gerald F. Wissman)
general merchandise and pro-
prietors Decoto Warehouse
Sandholdt C, farmer, 250 acres
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WESTLAKE STOVE CO,.
294-296 MAIN ST.
STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE.
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Sandholdt Nis., farmer
Shirk J. B., hopmau
Silva Francisco P.. farmer
Smith Chris. & Co., farmers
Smith Henry L., farmer
Smith Tony, clerk
Soito An tone, laborer
Swares Frank, laborer
Taylor Sanford, farmer
Templeman H., farmer
Thompson Joseph, engineer
Uhl Martin, farmer
Vargas Frank, farmer, 7 acres
Vargas J. P., farmer
Walpert John, farmer
Whaley Jeffers C, farmer
Whipple Charles, farmer
Whipple Edward, farmer
Whipple John C., farmer, 197
acres
Williams Frank Mrs., 14 acres
Wissman Gerard F. (Salz &
Wissman)
G. F. WISSMAN.
EDWARD SALZ.
SALZ & WISSMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Proprietors of
DECOTO WAREHOUSES, GENERAL STORE
^NU EUEEKA IFIEIEX) MILL.
DECOTO, ALAMEDA CO., CAL.
DOUGHERTY'S STA-
TION.
Bany Jere, farmer
Bovet Gustave, hunter
Brown Charles, farmer
Bunce Edward A., farmer
Campbell James, farmer
Campbell William, farmer
Campbell William E., black-
smith
Cashin William, laborer
Coelho Antonio J., farmer, 160
acres
Cronin E. J. Mrs., 80 acres
Cronin Francis R., farmer
Crosby Frank, engineer
DALL CHRISTIAN H.,harness
and saddles
Devaney Daniel E., farmer
| Devaney Michael, farmer
Dolan John J., laborer
Donlon John, farmer, 400 acres
Donlon Thomas F., farmer
Dougherty Charles M., farmer,
6940 acres
Fallon Ellen, farmer, 75 acres
Fallon William M.
Fiquero Manuel S., farmer, 17
acres
Flanagan John, farmer and
sheepraiser, 15 acres
Frank Frederick, laborer
GREEN JOHN,postmaster and
merchant, 1406 acres
Green Joseph, clerk with John
Green
Green Thomas H., farmer
Hannan Michael, laborer
Head William W., laborer
Head William Y., printer, 160
acres
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
importers of SHEET IIR-OHST-
809,-311, 818,315 And 817 Market St., S. W.
W. D. LAWTON & COS
SetmleH Extension it<»«om
prevents breaking or wearing out at I
,S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY — DOUGHERTY'S STATION-EMERYVILLE. 841
Holm Carl, farmer
Holmes Carl R., laborer
Hughes Hopkins, farmer, 320
acres
Jensen Jepp, farmer
Jessen Christian, farmer
Kelly Patrick, farmer
Kelsey Finnis, teamster
Kempf Hans N., farmer
Laughran Patrick, 120 acres
Locke John, farmer
Lopez M. M.j farmer
Maria John, 16 acres
Marsh Albert, hotel
Martin Dennis, farmer
Martin John S., farmer
Martin W. H., butcher, 162
acres
McDermott Joseph E., farmer,
220 acres
Morgan E. F., bartender with
Thomas Owens
Murray Daniel, farmer
Murray D. Mrs., farmer,9 acres
Murray Luke, butcher
Murray Patrick, farmer
O'Brien Nichols, laborer
Owens Thomas, hotel
Perkins William, hunter
Petersen John, laborer
Peterson Henry, harnessmaker
Peterson Jesse, farmer
Rassmussen Peter A., farmer
Peed Gabriell, laborer
Schilbe John, carpenter
Schutte Brothers (Peter and
John) farmers
Schutte John (Schutte Bros.)
Schutte Peter (Schutte Bros.)
Smith James, laborer
Stoeven Reimer, farmer
Tehan William, farmer, 15
acres
Thorn C. J., teacher
Wells Thomas D., blacksmith
DUBLIN.
(See Dougherty's Station.)
EDEN.
(See Mt. Eden.)
EDEN TOWNSHIP.
(See Mt. Eden.)
EDEN VALE.
(See San Leandro.)
EMERYVILLE.
Abbott William D., machinist
ARNOLD F. K., postmaster
Avery Fidelius P.
Babcock John
Bellerman Emil
Belrose Louis
Boyer F. F. Mrs.
Brannan B. F.
Brennan Owen
Browning J.
Chamberlain Annie V.
Chapman flattie J.
Chapman Robert E.
Clark Julius H.
Colgher M. A. Mrs.
Crocker C. W.
De Bell Catherine
De Levigne Joseph T.
De Lorenzo L. F. Mrs.
Dennison C. H.
De Pass Anna
Doubledav Frank
Elliott Isabella McF.
Fahey John, iron molder Jud-
son Mnfg Co.
Farnell Daniel, heater Judson
Mnfg Co.
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 1 California St„ S, F.
Judson Powder, Improved, rsEI>
BY MOST RAILROADS. Bandmann,
Xielsen & Co., General Agents.
842 ALAMEDA COUNTY EMERYVILLE-HARRISBTJRG.
Fay Ellen
Shinn James
Feary Robert
Smyth John H., attorney at law
Fellows E. C. Mrs.
Snyder A. M. Mrs.
Flood Margaret
Taylor Calvin
Ganon S.
Thompson John D.
Gardner Sarah
Thomson M. S.
Hall Maggie
Trescott M. A.
Hickey H.
Truman Irwin J.
Jackson George, carpenter
Tucker Helena M. Miss
Jenks Jennie, boarding
Van Haltren Alice
Johnson William B.
Vogler J. H.
Jones Carrie
Walgamot Joseph
Jones Thomas, machinist
Wallace W. H.
Kelly William
Walsh Mary, boarding
Langbehn Catherine M.
Walter D. N., 71 acres
Lawton James
Walter W. A.
Lohman John
Webster Edgar J., millman
Madden Michael
Judson Manufacturing Co.
Magnuson Alfred, saloon
Werner L.
Mayborn C. G.
Wilson R. A.
Maxim M. S.
Woodward L., capitalist
McCarty David
McClane William S.
McCreery John
EUREKA.
McFeely Fred. P., foreman ma-
chinist Judson Mnfg Co.
(See Hay wards.)
McKeown Joseph
McManus J.
Mideiras Marianna T.
FRUITVALE.
Moran J.
(See Oakland.)
Moran Mary
Mulliken J.' C.
Mulliken Mary Ann, 5 acres
GREEN.
Naismith George S.
Nash John A.
(See Livermore.)
Noyes Francis S.
Perrine Otis
Pollard Hartley
HARRISBURG.
Poorman David
A post, express and telegraph office, about 22
Ranlett J. H. Mrs., boarding
miles southeast of San Leandro.
Reed Eliza P.
Anderson A. F., farmer
Ressette E. Mrs.
Anderson Andrew, farmer, 5
Rice C. H.
acres
Rolin Bridget
Anderson Andrew W., farmer
Scotchler J. J.
Breitweiser C. W., farmer, 29
Shaw Oliver B.
acres
Shaw Virginia
Brown Frank L., laborer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TUST^W-A^IRE-
30U. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F
ST. DAVIDS.
715 HOWARD ST.. near Third, San Francisco. Single
Etoome 50 cents j>er night. Daily papers on file. Hot haths free.
ALAMEDA COUNTT HARRISBURG-HAYWARDS.
843
Castenyaro Domingo, farmer and
teamster
Chadbourne Joshua ( Eider,
Somers & Co., S. F.)
Core Edward, farmer, 40 acres
Costello Patrick, farmer
Craycroft John W., farmer
Curtner Frank S., farmer
Curtner H., farmer, 2099.65
acres
Dixon M. W., farmer, 152 acres
Dutra Manuel, farmer
Eccheveria Brothers (Jesus and
Carlos) farmers, 128 acres
Eccheveria Carlos (Eccheveria
Bros.)
Eccheveria Jesus ( Eccheveria
Bros.)
Enos Joaquin, farmer
Enos Joseph, farmer
Faria Jo Rose, farmer
Frates John, farmer
Gerza Antone S., farmer
Goodwin Samuel, farmer
Higuera Harviel, farmer, 25
acres
Horner Benjamin S. , laborer
Horner Rouleff J., farmer
Hudson James, farmer
Huscley William J., farmer. 596
acres
King A. A., shoemaker
Krismer Manuel, farmer
Leach A., farmer
Leal Antone F., farmer
Leal Manuel F.
Leitch James, farmer, 105 acres
Marciel John
McNee D., 160 acres
Meria Jo., farmer
Millard Thomas W., notary
public
Millard Thomas W. Jr., farmer
Mitchell John R. , farmer
Moore William
MURRAY J. J., hotelkeeper
Nortridge Charles, farmer, 50 a
PEACOCK GEORGE N., post-
master, agent Wells, Fargo &
Co., druggist and hotelkeeper
Peralta J. B., farmer, 50 acres
Pierson S., blacksmith and wag-
onmaker
Poblmann Hermann, saloon, 4
acres
Powers John, farmer
Prada Manuel S.
Prader Thomas
Rainey Samuel, farmer, 40 acres
Rider, Somers & Co., warehouse
Rose John, farmer
Rose M. M., farmer, 50 acres
Rostillo Patrick, farmer, 72
acres
Seppa Antone, farmer
Silver John B., farmer
Sinclair James, farmer, 237
acres
Smith Antone, farmer
Syto D. Mrs., widow, 44.60
acres
Thomas Joseph, farmer
Tiffany Recompense, teamster
Twohig Timothy, farmer, 97
acres
Valpey Charles C, farmer
Whidden George A., farmer
Whipple Rufus, farmer
Whisman Lorenzo L., laborer
Wilier Conrad, farmer, 30^ acres
HAYWARDS.
This town is situated in one of the most
attractive portions of the county, twenty- two
miles from San Francisco and one mile from
the station of the same name on the Central
Pacific Railroad.
The surrounding country is very fertile. The
cereals, although producing largely, have been
gradually giving way to fruit and vegetable
culture. The dairy interest, already including
many large establishments, is also becoming
quite prominent in this locality. But it is
to the super-abundant foliage in which it is
embowered, including many ornamental trees,
JAMES L. KING,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St.. San Francisco.
WESTL.AKE STOVE CO.,
294-896 Alain Street, Stockton.
agents for Wintbrop anil Newport Ranges.
844
ALAMEDA COUNTY — HAT WARDS.
noticeably among which is the Japanese Per-
simmon that Hay-wards owes much for its
present reputation. This feature has made
it an established summer resort, and secures
for it a fair share of the guests who seek
relief in such scenes from the oppression
of a city's summer, its principal hotel, the
Haywards House, being always full during the
season, and the drive to Tony Oakes'l has
come to be regarded as a second edition of a
" a trip to Brighton." The population of Hay-
wards is about fifteen hundred.
Akerman Albert E., painter
Allen Alexander, merchant
Allen F. F. (Linekin & Allen)
Allen Matthew H., expressman
ALLEN W. W., newsagent and
variety store
Almada M. J., farmer, 15 acres
ALVES JOHN J. (J. W. Perry
& Co.) 160 acres
Alves Manuel S., farmer, 18
acres
American :Hotel, J. D. Austin
proprietor
Andersen Hans, farmer, 5 acres
Anderson A., proprietor Central
Hotel
Anderson Ameda Miss, milliner
with Mrs. M. J. White
Anderson Edward, 25 acres
Anderson Hans G., farmer
Anderson Jens, farmer
Anway Clayton L., farmer
Armstrong Thomas C, propri-
etor Armstrong's Haywards,
San Leandro, San Lorenzo
and San Francisco Express,
38f acres
Armstrong's Haywards, San Le-
andro, San Lorenzo and San
Francisco Express, Thomas
C. Armstrong proprietor
Ashford Wilson W.> farmer, 3
acres
Asmussen P. P., farmer, 22
acres —
Atherton Dominga G. de Mrs.,
1829.27 acres
Atkinson William H., horticul-
turist
August A., shoemaker
Austin J. D., justice of the
peace and proprietor Ameri-
can Hotel
Azavedo Jose M., farmer, 10.72
acres
AZORES HOTEL, John Pann
proprietor
Balena Antonio, farmer
Ball John, farmer, 160 acres
Bangs Joseph L., farmer, 160
acres
Bangs William C, farmer
Bank of Haywards, A.C. Henry
president, P. R. Borein
cashier
Barba Manuel, laborer
Barballa Louis, gardener
Barham James
Barnes Charles H., laborer
Barry Richard, farmer
Bassett H. D., farmer, 18 acres
Bassett John M., rancher
Baxter Lee, farmer
Baxter Lester, laborer
Baxter George C, nursery
Beck Peter J., bricklayer
Beese H. Mrs., widow
Behn Fred., farmer, 5 acres
Behn Johann F. W., farmer
Behnken George D . , bookkeeper
Behrman Jjudwig, clerk with L.
H. Brown
Belina Antone, farmer
Benken Annie, farmer
Bennett Joseph, farmer, 14 a
Betbeze D., harnessmaker with
H. M. Fedderson
Bettencourt Joseph S-, farmer,
31J acres
Beyer John S., blacksmith
Beyer Soren S., laborer
Bird N. J., farmer
Blackwood William C, farmer,
62 acres
W.W. MONTAGUES CO
importers of HFLOISJ" PIPE.
309. 3ii,:ti:t, :ti3»u<i :in n:uk«(.si., s. »
W. D. LAWTON & CO., JSKffSSlUt SHIRTS. 608 Market St.,S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY IIAYW'ARDS.
845
Blauvet R., farmer
Bliss William H., farmer
Boden J. H., farmer, 11 acres
Booken C, liquor saloon, 43
acres
Booken John, proprietor New
York Brewer}^
Borein P. R., cashier Bank of
Haywards
Borges Joseph, farmer
Borges Manuel, farmer, 25 acres
Bower James W., foreman with
D. S. Smalley
Bowers John, farmer
Bradford Alonzo, carpenter
Bramall George Rev.
Bramble Joseph, carpenter
Brandt Peter, farmer
Brickell E. J., farmer, 100 acres
Brickell John Mrs., farmer, 5
acres
Brown Louis H., general mer-
chandise
Brown Moses V.B., millwright,
6 acres
Brown William, farmer, 160
acres
Bulber Ignatz, merchant tailor
Bullock M. M., agent
Bunce Samuel, bricklayer
BURNETTE E. T., dentist
BURNETTE N.C. Mrs., artist,
16 acres
Busby James.hostler Haywards
Hotel
Byrnes Michael, farmer
Caberal Antonio A., shoemaker
Cahill John, farmer, 64 acres
Caley Joaquin, bartender with
Antone Lee
Callahan James, farmer
Camp Samuel P., teamster
Canada Francisco A., farmer
Cardoza Antone, farmer, 25
acres
Cardoza Joseph, farmer, 160
acres
Cardoza Manuel V., farmer, 160
acres
Carey M. Mrs., farmer, 5 acres
Carpenter G. P., bakery and
varieties
Carr John, laborer, 2f acres
Caton Joseph, farmer
Central Hotel, A. Anderson
proprietor
Chandler Louis B., fruitraiser,
10 acres
Chapman E. Mrs., farmer, 35
acres
Chapman Ira H. Jr., farmer
Chapman John P., farmer
Chapman William W., farmer
CHISHOLM & FARRELL
(Daniel Chisholm and James
H. Farrell) blacksmiths and
wagonmakers and barley mills
Chisholm Daniel (Chisholm &
Farrell)
Christensen Charles, laborer
Christensen Christian, laborer
Clark Frank W., farmer
Clark John H., farmer
Clark John W., farmer
Clark Joseph, 591 J acres
Clark Michael B., expressman
Clark Thomas, clerk with L.H.
Brown
Clarke Edward, silk spinner
Coelho John C, general mer-
chandise
Collins A. J., carpenter, 19f
acres
Collins Charles W., carpenter
Collins Isaac, nurseryman, 6
acres
COLLINS JAMES A., agent
C. P. R. R. and Western
Union Tel. Co. and dealer
wood, coal and ice, and pro-
prietor Haywards SodaWorks
Collins M. A. Mrs., station
agent, 2 acres
Connor Louis B., farmer
JAMES L KING. 31 California St,, S, F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
AI.E HIGH EXPLOSIVES
ARE IMITATIONS OF
GIANT POWDER.
!UMI)I\\\.MFIAi:\A<0
Ueueral Agents.
846
ALAMEDA COUNTY HAY WARDS.
Cooper James G., physician
Coto Polonio, laborer
Cotter David, farmer, 8 acres
Cowing Abishar W. , farmer
Cowing Herbert G-, farmer
Cox Ella Mrs., widow
Crayton A. K. Mrs.
Crowell George F., farmer, 9
acres
Crynble John, farmer
Cull Huey C, farmer
Cull Lycurgus, farmer
Cull Seaton T., farmer, 396
acres
Cull William H., farmer
Culp Daniel, farmer, 104 acres
Cunha Antone M., farmer, 25
acres
Cunha August M., saloon, 19
acres
Curwen Charles, farmer, 19
acres
Custer Frank, farmer
Da Costa Jose L., farmer
Dahl William, farmer, 20 acres
Dale William, stoves and tin-
ware
Da Silver M. M., farmer, 6 acres
Daviner John, farmer
Davis James H., farmer, 164
acres
Davis John W., farmer
Deconia King A. , farmer
De Macedo Manuel L., farmer
DeMerritt E. J., farmer, 28
acres
Dennison Peter, bartender with
H. H. Sorenson
De Sequira Mariano J., farmer
De Silver Frank, farmer, 62
acres
De Vargas M., farmer, 2 acres
Dias Antone, farmer, 8 acres
Dittmer Hermann, liquor saloon,
38 acres
Divall Frank, laborer
Dixon William, farmer
Dobbel John, farmer, 1768 acres
Dobbin Adam, farmer
Dole Edmund, carpenter, 1 acre
Domalas Domingo, shoemaker
Donaldson James, sign and car-
riage painter
Drennan Edwin S., farmer
Drennan Riley, farmer, 80 acres
Drews Edward H. R., driver
Lyon's Brewery
Duarte Manuel S., farmer, 171
acres
Dutra John, farmer, 22 acres
Eakin P. A., farmer
East Jesse, farmer, 17 acres
Eggert Henry, blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Egnacio Joe, farmer, 295 acres
Emerson William O., artist
Engle Lydia J., farmer, 80 acres
Enos Antonio, farmer
Enos Frank, farmer, 185 acres
Enos John, farmer, 160 acres
Enos Manuel, farmer, 52 acres
Enos Thomas, farmer, 4 acres
Erken Ernest H., farmer
Everett Calvin D., farmer
Eveland Harman D., farmer
Farrell James H. (Chisholm &
Farrell)
Farwell J. D., farmer, 250 acres
FEDDERSON HENRY M.,
harness and saddles
Felkins S. I. , harnessmaker with
George A. Goodell
Fereira Manuel J., farmer, 50 a
Ferro Frank, farmer, 5 acres
Fessler Herman, butcher with
Strobel & Neudeck
Finch John S., stockbroker, 5
acres
Fischer E., clerk with L. H.
Brown
Fischer Eugene, builder
Flores Antonio, laborer
Fonte J. C, farmer, 160 acres
Foster J. G. Mrs.
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
309. 311, 313, 3IS and 317 Market St.. s. F.
For Printing and Bookbinding go to E. C. HUGHES'
S:«ii*oiiic XI.
■« Francisco.
ALAMEDA COUNTY — HAYWARDS.
847
Fountain W. F., stationeiy,
cigars, tobacco, etc.
Fox Oliver O., machine agent
Frada Frank (Frada & Keiting)
Prada & Keiting (Frank Frada
and Joseph Keiting) 78 acres
Fraga Frank J., farmer
Fraga Frank N., farmer
Fraga John, farmer, 160 acres
Fraga John C, farmer
Francis Joseph, farmer
Francisco Jose, farmer, 160 acres
Frank Benjamin F., printer
Frank L. C., compositor Hay-
wards Journal
Freitas Antone P., farmer, 160
acres
French John L., general merch-
andise
Frick George W., teacher
Friedman J. S., capitalist
Fugel Jens P., farmer
Fugel Samuel, farmer, 7 acres
Galloway James, engineer
Garcia Francisco, farmer
Garcia Frank, farmer, 22 acres
Garcia Frank E., farmer, 20 a
Garin Victor M., farmer
Geary Henry, stage driver
Gerstenberg Frederick, physi-
cian
Gindice John B., mason, If
acres
Golardt John, farmer, 25 acres
Golard Joseph V., farmer, 280
acres
Gomes Antone, laborer
Gomez Antone S., farmer, 191
acres
Gonzalves John, farmer
Goodell George A., harness and
saddles
Goodwin Robert H., surveyor
Gordon James, laborer
Gordon Robert, laborer
Grace Patrick, farmer
Graham Joseph, farmer
Graham Joseph E., blacksmith
Gray George
Griudell Burt, hostler Hay wards
Hotel
Grindell George, laborer
Grindell George E., laborer
Grindell Joseph, laborer
Griffin Andrew, carpenter
Haas B., "watches and jewelry
Haas Henry, clock and watch-
maker with B. Plaas
Haberning Joseph, farmer, 96
acres
Hadley Leander, farmer
Hagerty Michael
Hahn Adolph A. G. A., clerk
Hahn C. Mrs., farmer, 2 acres
Haines E. A., farmer, 1024
acres
Haines John J., cattle dealer
Hall A. R., assessor, Eden
Township
Hamburg Jonas W., carpenter
Hamer Clinton, messenger
Wells, Fargo & Co.
Hamer H. H., with Wells, Far-
go & Co.
Hampton Levi J., farmer
Hansen Andrew N. , cook
Hansen Lorentz P., shoemaker
Hansen Louis, farmer
Hanson Samuel, druggist and
apothecary
HARMON C. B., proprietor
Parlor Shoe Store
Harrington Andrew, farmer
Hass Andrew F., cabinetmaker
Hauschildt Timothy, farmer, 138
aores
HAY WARDS AGRICUL-
TURAL WORKS, Chisnolm
& Farrell proprietors
Haywards Hotel, William Hay-
ward proprietor
HAYWARDS JOURNAL
(weekly) George A. Oakes
proprietor
JAMES L. KING, for every State and Territory, 308 CalilOfflia Sti j Si Fi
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main Street,
STOCKTON.
Importers of Stoves and Ranees,
848
ALAMEDA COUNTY HAYWARDS.
HAYWARDS SODA WORKS,
James A. Collins proprietor
Hay ward William, proprietor
Haywards Hotel and Livery
Stable
Heinson Christian G., black-
smith
Hellar Edward M., farmer
Hellar John D., farmer
Hellar Samuel W., farmer
Hellar Thomas D., farmer, 400
acres
Henderycks Richard S., sa-
loon
Henry A. C, president Bank
of Haywards, res Oakland
Herrmann C, capitalist
Fleselmeyer Fred. W., farmer
Heyer Charles, clerk Lyon's
Brewery
Heyer Julius, brewer Lyon's
Brewery
Hill Belle C, farmer
Hill H. W., farmer
Hillyer Horace, farmer
HOFFMAN J., house, sign and
carriage painter
Hoge W., real estate
Hollis James L., farmer, 360
acres
Holm J. P., farmer, 6 acres
Honcharenko A. Mrs., farmer,
51J acres
Honsel Charles B., farmer
Hoosen Catherine, farmer
Horn G. H., constable and col-
lector
Houard Charles S., teacher
Huff S., mail carrier
Hurrell W. A., expressman
Ignacia Joseph, farmer
Independent Order Odd Fel-
lows' Hall
Irvan Robert, plasterer
Jackson Frank, farmer, 120
acres
James Rose A., farmer, 10 acres
Jamison J. W., farmer, 124
acres
Jamison William, farmer
Jensen Brothers, farmers, 537 a
Jensen Erich R., farmer
Jensen Jens C, farmer, 67 acres
Jensen John V., farmer
Jensen Nahem, farmer
Jensen Newton T., clerk
Jensen N. P., dairyman
Jessup E. M. Mrs., farmer, 30
acres
Jessup Frank H., orchardist
Jessup T. C. Mrs., farmer
Jessup William H. , fruitraiser
Jessen H. P., farmer, 122 acres
Johnson C. H.
JOHNSON PETER, boot and
shoemaker
Johnson Peter, liquor saloon
and boarding house
Johnson Thomas, farmer, 160
acres
Joseph Antone, farmer, 173.6
acres
Joseph Frank, farmer, 15 acres
Joseph Lucas, mariner
Katelson F. H. Mrs., farmer, 4
acres
KEATING P. B., horseshoeing
and blacksmithing
Keiting Joseph (Frada & Keit-
ing)
Kelley Joaquin S., saloon
Kelley Lewis, farmer
Kelly Ambrose, butcher with
Adam May
Kelly John, farmer, 251 acres
Kelly Joseph S., farmer
Kell}7 Zeno, farmer, 8| acres
Kennedy Duncan C, farmer,
100 acres
Kenner John, farmer
Key Brooks, manager with G.
S. Langan
Kimball Edwin, physician, 40
acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IE.01ST-
809', 311, SIS, 815 and 817 Market St., S. F.
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to £i;V.
1.AWTOX A < <>-*
arkci Mreel, S. !■'.
ALAMEDA COUNTY HAYWARDS.
849
Kimball Renal M., farmer
King Frank J., farmer
King James, laborer, 12 acres
King Joseph, farmer
Klee Celia Laurel, farmer, 10
acres
Knox John, farmer
Knox William Jr., farmer, 155
acres
Knudsen Robert, carpenter
Kohlhauff Philip, cook Lyon's
Brewery
Korn Richard, saltmaker
Krogh Andreas, farmer, 21 acres
Kryger Christian L., farmer
Kryger Peter L., farmer
Kulper Heinrich, farmer
Kurn Caroline Mrs., coffee sa-
loon
Kurn Richard, laborer
Lacoon Gus, clerk with Linekin
& Allen
La Cunha A. M., liquor saloon
Landers Henry, Mountain Wine
and Liquors
Lane J. C, tinner, 90 acres
Lane John, clerk with Linekin
& Allen
Lane Thos., miller
Lang Jos., butcher with Adam
May
LANGAN G. S., druggist and
apothecary
Lavallee Samuel, wagonmaker
Lavin Bernard T., farmer
Lavin John P., engineer
Lavin M. A. Mrs., farmer, 26
acres
Lawrence Antone, laborer
Lawrence Joseph P., farmer, 64
acres
Leberer Lawrence, farmer, 160
acres
Lee Antone, liquor saloon, 16
acres
Lee Geo. W., farmer, 160 acres
Lemos Antone S., farmer, 21 a
Lewis John F., farmer
Lewis L., farmer
Liese C, farmer, 350 acres
Linekin L. (Linekin & Allen)
Linekin & Allen (L. Linekin
and F. F. Allen) stoves, tin-
ware and hardware
Long Geo. W., farmer
Long W. G., miner
Lopez John V., farmer, 6 acres
Lopez Manuel S., farmer, 46
acres
Lorensen Nis, farmer, 5 acres
Loriano John A., farmer
Loyn's Brewery, Leopold Palm-
tag proprietor
Lucas Joseph, farmer, 5 acres
Lucas Martin, farmer, 160 acres
Luce George P., farmer
LUDWIG GEO. A., upholsterer
and dealer in furniture, bed-
ding, picture frames, etc.
Luis Francisco R., laborer
Lynch John, teamster
Mandoca Antone F., laborer
Mandoll Frank, storekeeper
Mann C. Mrs., farmer, 447 acres
Mann Darwin D., farmer
Mansebo Manuel de Olivara,
farmer, 25 acres
Manter E. P., farmer, 13 acres
Marcolino Antonio J., farmer
Mariante Pasqual, farmer, 13^
acres
Marquis Sarah T., farmer, 16
acres
Marshall Antone, painter with
J. Hoffman
Marshall Joseph, laborer
Marshall Joseph Jr., laborer
Martin John S., farmer, 160 a
Martins Manuel S., farmer
Mason Charles E., farmer
Massalina Antonio J., farmer,
80 acres
Massalina Manuel, farmer, 160
acres
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ALAMEDA COUNTY HAYWARDS.
May Adam, meat market, 2 acres
May Joseph Silva, laborer
McCauslan William, wellborer
If acres
McDerneed CO., farmer
McDonald Thomas, farmer, 463
acres
McGawley George, If acres
McGuire William P., farmer
Mclntyre Robert, collector, 13
aci*es
McKever Joseph P., farmer
McKEVER PATRICK, livery
stable, 6f acres
McLaughlin Kate D., farmer,
1220 acres
Meek H. W., farmer, 293 acres
Mendell W. H., farmer
Mendoll Frank, farmer, 12 acres
Merrifield Henry, bookkeeper
Meyer Christian, carpenter
Meyer Henrich, cigarmaker
Meyer Henry, driver with Jas.
A. Collins
Miller Claus
Miller John C, farmer
Miller Louis E., farmer, 160
acres
Miller Margaret L., farmer, 160
acres
Miller Thos., farmer, 400 acres
Miller Wm. E., driver Hay-
wards Soda Works
Miller WTm. H., farmer, 160
acres
Mills Joe, farmer, 4 acres
Mitchell E. Mrs., millinery
Mitchell Jennie Miss, milliner
with Mrs. E. Mitchell
Mohr Carl, farmer
Moller Peter C, farmer
Momsen Hans V., farmer
Momsen Homme, farmer, 100
acres
Monies Manuel, farmer, 50 acres
Morgan James, farmer, 640
acres
Morgan James IL, laborer
Mosegaard Brothers, farmers,
142 acres
Mulligan A. O., farmer
Munis Manuel, farmer
Murr Christopher, watchman
Murr Henry J., carpenter
Mussen Peter, peddler
Nebas H. F., farmer, 648 acres
Nehebrass Frederick, farmer
Nelson Frank, hostler
Nelson Peter, miner
Nelson Rasmuss, farmer
Nettleton C. L., farmer, 7 acres
Nettleton George W., farmer
Neudeck Charles (Strobel &
Neudeck)
Neudeck Henry, butcher with
Strobel & Neudeck
Neudeck William, butcher
New York Brewery, John Boo-
ken proprietor
Nielsen Niels, farmer
Nielson Hans P.,farmer,8 acres
Nissen J. K., general merchan-
dise, 22 acres
Nissen Thomas, farmer, 10
acres
Noia Antonia F., laborer
Noyer Frank, clerk with Samuel
Hanson
Nunes A. P., farmer, 160 acres
Nunes John, farmer, 40 acres
Nunes John P., farmer, 80 acres
OAKES A. G., proprietor
Oakes' Hotel and notary pub-
lic
Oakes Frederick O., agent
OAKES GEORGE A., editor
and proprietor Haywards
Journal
Oakes Harry B., printer
OAKES' HOTEL, Tony Oakes
proprietor
O'Donnell Bernard, farmer, 160
acres
O'Neill Hugh J., nurseryman
W.W. MONTAGUE* CO..
manufacturers of Ti:iXr~W-A_:RE-
809, 811, S13, 315 and 8<7 Market St.. S. »
ST. DAVID'S.
riS HOWARD *>T.. nenr Third, Han Fi-aiicittro. No PnrK.
No guest allowed to use the linen once used by another.
ALAMEDA COUNTY HAYWARDS.
851
O'Neill James, gardener, 33
acres
Owens Elizabeth Mrs., farmer,
160 acres
Owens Robert, farmer, 120
acres
Palmtag Leopold, proprietor
Lyon's Brewei-y
PANN JOHN, proprietor
Azores Hotel
Pape Christian, lumberman
PARLOR SHOE STORE, 0. B.
Harmon proprietor
Pearce William, farmer
Peet Edward W., farmer
Pereira Antonio, fanner
Pereira Jose F., shoemaker
PERRY J. W. & CO. (J. W.
Perry and John J. Alves)
wines, liquors and billiards
Peters Frank, farmer, 160 acres
Peters Manuel, farmer
Petersen M. C, farmer and
laborer, 35 acres
Petersen Nes, farmer
Petei-sen P. M., farmer, 10
acres
Peterson Mathias, farmer
Peterson Peter M., farmer
Phelps Jeremiah R., stage driver
Phillips Joe Silva, farmer
Pimentel Joseph, barber
Pimentel William, barber with
Joseph Pimentel
Prara Francisco J., 120 acres
Proctor Bertine E., teacher
Proctor D. W., farmer
Proctor Joshua M., farmer
Prowse E. Mrs., farmer, 265
acres
Prowse Henry S., farmer
Quigley James, farmer, 154
acres
Ramage Charles, farmer, 559 a
Ramage George A., farmer
Ramage James, coppersmith
Ramage William J., teamster
Ramos Francisco S., farmer, 8
acres
Rayer Gottleib, bakery and con-
fectionery
Raymundo Miguel, farmer, 7|
acres
Reavey George, harnessmaker
with George A. Goodell
Reiser Charles, blacksmith with
Henry Eggert
Reu George, stonecutter
Rice Harvey W., machinist, 175
acres
Richter Margaret, farmer, 13
acres
Rider Jacob, estate of, farmer,
89 acres
Righter George E., rancher
Riley Eugene, farmer, 160 acres
River Bryan H., bookkeeper
River Joseph La, blacksmith, 5
acres
River Louis P., bookkeeper with
L. H. Brown
Rodrigues Anton C, laborer
Rodrigues I. G., farmer
Rodrigues John, farmer, 9|
acres
Rodrigues Manuel V., laborer
Rollins Francisco, farmer, 16
acres
Rollins John, farmer, 15J acres
Rosa Manuel, farmer
Rose An tone, farmer
Rose Manuel, farmer, 20 acres
Rose Manuel F., farmer, 3 acres
Rose Manuel P., farmer, 2 J a
Roth Fred., farmer
Roth John, farmer
Ruppricht John G., farmer, 3
acres
Russell Ettie P., farmer
Russell Joel, attorney at law
and fruitgrower, 424 acres
Russell Thomas B., student
Sabing John C. Jr., harness-
maker
JAMES L. KING.
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 30» Car'ornia St., San Francisco.
westiake stove Co., Z9^m^st.8U' Importers of Iron Pipe anil Fittings.
CM
852
ALAMEDA COUNTY HAYWARDS.
Salmon Daniel, laborer
Sandholdt Christian, farmer
Sandholdt Johanas J., saloon-
keeper
Schafer A. W.s farmer
Schilling George, blacksmith
with Henry Eggert
Schilling Jacob, farmer, 152
acres
Schlake F., farmer, 16C acres
Schneider John, capitalist
Schneider John Jr., wine mer-
chant
Schobel John, brewer Lyon's
Brewery
Schwall Jacob, farmer, 5 acres
Scott M. P., agent Sacramento
Mills
Secaro Antone, farmer, 37 acres
Secaro J. J., shoemaker, 6 J
acres
Secor Andrew J., painter
Secor M. R., painter
Sequeira John J., shoemaker
Silva Augustine, farmer, 2500
acres
Silva George, engineer
Silva Jesse, farmer
Silva John, farmer, 5 acres
Silva John, barber
Silva J. P., farmer, 10 acres
Silva William P., farmer, 15|
acres
Silveira A. J., farmer, 118 acres
Silveiria Antone R., laborer
Silver John, farmer, 10J acres
Silver Manuel P., farmer, 5 acres
SINKWITZ CHARLES, agent
Wells, Fargo & Co.
Sinkwitz William, farmer, 3J
acres
Sloss S. B., merchant, S. F.
Smalley David S., livery stable,
36 acres
Smith Frank, farmer, 640 acres
Smith John, farmer, 30 acres
Smith Joseph, farmer
24
11
Smith Joseph Jr., farmer
Smith Sanford H., farmer
Smith Thomas, farmer
Snow Hans, farmer
Sonderup Edward, farmer,
acres
Sonto John S., barber
Sorensen C. E., farmer,
acres
Sorensen Hans H., liquor saloon
Sores C. J., farmer
Sores Joseph, farmer
Souza Joseph A., laborer, 40
acres
Souza Jose I., farmer
Soza Jose M. de,fai'mer, 7 acres
Spear John I., farmer, 23 J acres
Spellman B. W. Jr., farmer
Spellman Thomas, farmer
Sprague F.B. Mrs., postmistress
Stanton M., farmer, 419 acres
Steward Nathan E., clerk
Strobe! & Neudeck ( Henry
Strobel and Charles Neu-
deck) meat market, 507 acres
Strobridge J. H., farmer and
railroadman, 450 acres
Suares Manuel A., laborer
Swars Manuel F., farmer,
acres
Tamelier Augustus, farmer.
acres
Teason Joseph, laborer
Teschada Anna Mrs., farmer,
300 acres
Thomas Benjamin F., mechanic
Thomas David, farmer, 320
acres
Thomas F. J., blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Thomas Antone, farmer, 16 acres
Thomas Francisco, laborer
Thomas Joseph, farmer, 160
acres
Thomas Roderick, farmer
Thomford Henry A., saloon, 2
acres
11
35
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of TIROIST PIPE.
30l». ail, 313, 315 aii<l 31? llarkrt St., a. I
W. D. LAWTON &CO.,
Manufacture licl and White ModM'silort
Flannel I'udrrne.ir to Order.
SLS.F
ALAMEDA COUNTY 1IAYWARDS.
853
Thorndike Tbeo. H., mason and
teacher music
Thorup Peter C, farmer, 160 a
Tonnisen Martin C, laborer
Trermain Isaac, painter with J.
Hoffman
Tromans Joseph, farmer
Truworthy Amazeah H., farmer
Uchtmann John, farmer
Ulhoff August, carpenter
Underhill Charles E., farmer
Vargas Joe F., farmer
Veara Francisco R., farmer, 5 a
Vogelsang D. A., farmer
Walpert John, farmer, 2268 a
Walsh C. Mrs., farmer, 78 acres
Wansces Manuel B., barber
with John Silva
Warner Albert, farmer
Warner Frank, bookkeeper
Warner Seth, farmer, 14 acres
Warren Edward S., student
Warren Edwin N., teacher
Warren S. D., vegetables, 8J a
Washburn George F., laborer
Webb Grace Mrs., farmer
Webster John, farmer, 56 acres
Welch Thomas, laborer
WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EX-
PRESS, Chas. Sinkwitz agent
Wenk Herman, farmer, 7 acres
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
James A. Collins agent
White M. J. Mrs., millinery and
fancy goods
Williams Benjamin, sawyer
Williams David, farmer
Williams Ellen Mrs., farmer, 12
acres
Williams George W., farmer
Williams Joseph, farmer
Windeler Henry G., farmer
Winton Crayton, farmer, 300 a
Winton Frank C, farmer
Winton Harry N., student
Wood J. E., farmer, 120 acres
Wolff A. (Wolff & Sons)
Wolff Charles (Wolff & Sons)
Wolff Harry, clerk with Wolff
& Sons
Wolff William (Wolff & Sons)
WOLFF & SONS (Abraham,
Charles and William) general
merchandise
Wood George W., driver Arm-
strong's Express
Woodhouse John C, wheel-
wright
Woodman Edward, clerk
Wootten John E., miller
Wrede Joseph, laborer
Wrede Joseph, blacksmith
Zambresky Peter, general mer-
chandise
Zeile Frederick W., capitalist
Zeile H. Mrs., farmer, 220 acres
INMAN.
(See Livermore. )
PATRICK B. KEATING,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTURER
AND
General "Ftl nelr *sT-m 1 1-Vi .
Horseshoeing in all its depart-
ments, such as Overreaching, Inter-
fering, Speedy Cutting made a
Specialty, Corns, Quittors. Quarter
Cracks and all diseases of the Hoof
treated scientifically.
HAY WARDS, CAL.
JAMES L.KING. 1 California SU.F,
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
854
HAYWARDS ADVERTISEMENTS.
T.
hofpm: .ajxt,
HAYWARDS, CAL.
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING AND ALL KINDS OF DECORATING.
All work warranted, and orders promptly attended to. I
employ none but first-class mechanics. My facilities for doing
work are not excelled by anyone in the county. The only per-
manent and reliable painting establishment in Haywards.
AZORES HOTEL,
JOHN PAM, Proprietor,
Corner Castro and Clay Streets,
HAYWARDS.
BOARD AND LODGING:
Board, per week $5 00
Board, per day 1 00
Single Meals 25
Lodging, per night 25
Meals at all hours.
Eastern Oysters CooM to Order in Every Style.
The Very Best Brandn of Wines and
Idquors, Beer and Cigars kept
Constantly on Hand.
PARLOR SHOE STORE,
C. B. HARMON, Proprietor,
HAYWARDS, CAL
DEALER IN
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
EI IV E SHOES
.Also, Men's, Boys' and Youths'
Boots and Shoes of the Best
Quality. Ladies' Fine
Shoes to Order a
Specialty.
Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done.
HAYWARDS
AGRICULTURE WORKS,
CHISHOLM & FARRELL,
Proprietors.
BLACKSMITHS anil WA60KMAKERS
HAYWARDS, CAL.
Wagons and Buggies Made to Order
and Repaired at Shortest Notice.
Special attention given to
XZOXlSSSZXOSIKTCr.
Also, Ppoprietors of
HAYWARDS BARLEY MILLS.
GEO. A. LUDWIG,
PEACTIGAL
UPHOLSTERER
DEALER IN
Picture Frames,
Cornices,
Furniture,
Bedding, Etc.
CALHOUN STREET, HAYWARDS, CAL.
E. C. HUGHES.
511 SANSOHE ST.
Knit Fran«'i>co.
FINE JOB PRINTING,
CntalO|rn<*"« Price
I.ikIk ;>|.«I !•:■■■■ |>lll<l s
ALAMEDA COUNTY IRVING.
855
IRVING.
Abbey Win., farmer and hunter
ALAMEDA CO. REPORTER,
(weekly), Everell F. Calkin
publisher and proprietor
Amador Antonio, farmer
Anderson Andrew-
Anderson Edward A., clerk
Anderson Hans, liquor saloon
Anderson Robert, farmer
Babb G. A., farmer
Babb Nathaniel L., farmer, 260 a
Babcock George, postal clerk
Babcock John EL, clergyman
Beardsley Hattie Mrs., widow
Blacow John, farmer, 80 acres
Bond C. J., farmer, 105 acres
Bond G. W., 117i acres
Boone Lina Miss, teacher Wash-
ington College
Brewer J. A., farmer, 411 acres
Brown S. I. Mrs., proprietor
Union Hotel
Calkin Everell F., publisher
and proprietor Alameda Co.
Reporter
Carroll W., laborer
Cash George A., foreman
Chadbourne Andrew J., farmer
Chase Chas. C, farmer, 6 acres
Chase John M., laborer
Clark A. S. (Clark Bros.)
Clark Brothers (George H. and
A. S. Clark) general merchan-
dise
Clark George II. (Clark Bros.)
Coffaney John F. , farmer
Crommett Charles P., farmer
Cronan Michael
Crowell Heaman, blacksmith
and machinist
Crowell Robert B., with C. P.
R. R.
Cull Michael A., manufacturer
squirrell poison, and farmer,
80 acres
CushingThos., farmer, 128 acres
Davis Hiram, farmer, 66 acres
Davis William L., farmer
Decoto Adolphus, farmer
Decoto John, farmer
Dunnigan John, feed stable
Durham J., vice-president
Washington College, 10 acres
Durham Vira Mrs., teacher
Washington College
Durham W. W., teacher Wash-
ington College
Eaton J. F. (McElroy & Eaton)
Emerson Jas., farmer, 70 acres
Enos Frank, farmer
Enos Joseph (No. 1), farmer
Enos Joseph (No. 2), farmer
Fisher Chas. B., County School
Superintendent
Foley Patrick, laborer
Foster Elijah, farmer, 112 acres
Frick Ernest H., farmer and
gardener
Galindo M. M., butcher
Grinnell George, farmer
Haws Albert, clergyman
Harlan George A., teamster
Harvey Charles, farmer, 5 acres
Horn an D., stone mason
Hinckley R. Miss, millinery
Hirsch Joseph, general mer-
chandise
Horn James B., farmer
Huff H. J., teacher Washington
College
Hussey A., stone mason
Jarvis Francis C, shipper
Jessen Chris., farmer, 66 acres
Jones R. H., stone mason
Joyce Charlotte Mrs., Avidow
Joyce William H. D., laborer
Jury William
Kearnj- Martin, laborer
Kelsey W. B., printer Alameda
Co. Reporter
Kroeplin C, shoemaker
Larkin Stephen, farmer, 1016 a
JAMES I. KING.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
308 California St, S, F,
38
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.
294-296 MAIN ST.,
STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE,
856
ALAMEDA COUNTY IRVING.
Lloyd John, laborer
Lowrie George, farmer
Lynch W. F. B., teacher Wash-
ington College
Lyons Mark, farmer, 25 acres
MACK WILLIAM H., post-
master, and dealer in paints,
oils, stationery, and patent
medicines
Marshall E. Mrs., widow
Masterson John
Mattos John G., farmer
Mattos Manuel, blacksmith with
H. Crowell
McCollough J. H., president
Washington College, 12 acres
McCollough Kittie L. Mrs.,
matron Washington College
McDavid John R. , farmer
McDavid Randolph, blacksmith
with H. Crowell
McElroy & Eaton (J. W. Mc-
Elroy and J. F. Eaton) furni-
ture and upholstering
McElroy J. W. (McElroy &
Eaton)
McKeany Patrick, nurseryman
McLean Kenneth, laborer
Mendonsa F. D., farmer
Meyer Hans P., laborer
Meyers Helen, widow
Millard Stephen, farmer, 90 a
Montross Abraham B., farmer,
82 acres
Mowry O., farmer, 550 acres
Newell H. G., agent C. P. R. R.
and Wells, Fargo & Co.
O'Maley John, teamster
Osgood L. E., assessor, 248 a
Powell Elijah, cattle dealer
Ranzau J. P., farmer, 58 acres
Rasmussen C, liquor saloon
Rassmussen James, farmer
Redding John, farmer, 134 acres
Reynolds David, farmer, 180 a
Rix A. O., carpenter and build-
er, 2i acres
Roberts Jas., farmer, 244 acres
Ryan Michael, farmer
Ryan John, farmer
Ryan Edward, farmer
Saxe E. J. Mrs., widow
Saxe John A., laborer
Saxe Marion C, printer
Schultz Charles, painter
Seeburg Axel, physician and
druggist
Seeber G. W.
Seib Herman C, teacher Wash-
ington College
Serpa John A..
Slayton Osman O., farmer
Smith James N., teamster
Spencer MoiraM., teacher music
Stephenson Ingar Miss, teacher
Washington College
Tabbutt D. S., carpenter
Threlfall Richard, farmer, stock
raiser and land speculator,
698 acres
Torrey Marcus, real estate
Union Hotel, Mrs. S. I. Brown
proprietor
Vandervoort Samuel B.
Vandervoort Theodore, farmer
Vaughn Thomas, farmer
Walker Jared T., warehouse
Walshe James, physician
Walters G. M., farmer, 130
acres
Wamsley Joseph E., railroad
agent
Washington College, J. H. Mc-
Collough president
Weeks Alfred, farmer
Weeks James R., bookkeeper
White H. M., teacher Washing-
ton College
Wilkins J. Wesley, teacher
Washington College
Williamson Robert, blacksmith
with H. Crowell
Zimmerman Charles, saloon and
boarding house
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TIJST"^7"-A.PtE.
309,811 :<■:<. 31S and 31? Mai'k«'» SI. J*. K
W. D. LAWTON & COS
SoaiulONH Extension Bonoin
prevents breaking or wearing out at the edge.
,S.F.
Al.AMEDA COUNTY LACOSTE-LIVERMORE.
857
LACOSTE.
(See Sunol.)
LAUKEL.
(See Haywa,rds.)
LINCOLN,
(See Centreville)
LIVERMORE.
A thriving, growing town of about one thou-
sand inhabitants, located in Liverinore Valley
on the line of the Central Pacific Railroad, and
about forty-eight miles from San Francisco.
It has one first-class hotel, the Liverinore
House, sustains two weekly newspapers, " The
Livermore Herald " and " The Liverinore Valley
Review," and has one of the largest flouring
mills of the county The latter, under the effi-
cient supervision of itsproprietor,WilliaruLau-
meister, is running to its full capacity. It man-
ufactures by the roller Process, which is the
latest improvement in milling, and is fast
superseding the millstone; the flour is of
better quality, and greater in quantity than
by any other method. It does a flourishing
business, and is justly regarded as one of the
most important interests of the town.
The Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic
denominations have and support here commo-
dious and comfortable church buildings and
Organizations.
Thf Livermore valley being very produ five
in grain, large and extensive warehouses for
storage purposes have been located here, so that
in this respect Liverinore is not excelled.
West of the town are some of the finest vine-
yards in the county, prominent among which
may be named the Olvina and the Berkeley
Colony, owned by five or six different parties.
Livermore has pest, express and telegraphic
offices, as well as telephonic connection with
other towns.
ACKLEY EDWARD N., wag-
onmaker
Adams 11. A., grave digger
Aguerrebehere F., farmer, 257 a
Allen Edward L., farmer
Allen Elisha S., farmer, 160
acres
Allen Eugene D., horse dealer
Allen E. L., farmer, 320 acres
Allen James M.
Altamirano Crisanto, laborer
Altamirano Frank, laborer
Altamirano Guadalupe, laborer
Altamirano Jose Y., laborer
Altamirano Manolla, laborer
Altamirano R., sheepshearer,
484 acres
Altmark L. (I. C. Joseph & Co.)
Alviso Valentine, farmer, 855
acres
Alvres Antonio J., hairdresser
Amador Manuel, laborer
Anastobles George, dairyman,
83 acres
Anderson Andrew, farmer, 160
acres
Anderson C. C, farmer
Angelopulo P. H., liquors and
confectionery
ANSPACHER BROTHERS
(Simon Anspacher and Garri-
son Gerst) general merchan-
dise, lumber, hay and grain
dealers, 518 acres
Anspacher Simon (Anspacher
Bros.)
Anspack Henry F., laborer
Anthony Arthur K., tinsmith
with F. A. Anthony
Anthony C. C. Mrs.
ANTHONY F. A., stoves, tin-
ware, crockery and glassware
Anthony Joseph, laborer
Anthony William, traveling agt
Aquillon C. F., winery, 10 acres
Armstrong John, farmer, 160
acres
Armstrong Joseph D., teacher
Armstrong Margaret Mrs. , farm-
er, 216 acres
Armstrong Patrick H., farmer
JAMES L..K1NG, 308 California St, S, F,
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
DYNAMITE or GIANT POWDER,
TIIK OM.Y REMABLE. Bamlmann,
\ i«- 1 »<•■• «V Co., i.iiicial Agents.
858
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
Arnold Henry, farmer, 12 acres
Assenheimer Fred., carriage
painter
Atkinson J. B., farmer
Atnell John H., farmer
Aubrey Elliot, lawyer
Aylward John, blacksmith, wag-
onmaker and machinist
Bading John, liquor saloon
Bagley Daniel, laborer
Bailey Hiram, supervisor and
farmer
Baker A., capitalist
Bales Charles, farmer, 20 acres
Bales Orin, laborer
Ball Frank, clerk Livermore
Hotel
Bangs Amos S., farmer, 160 a
Bangs Louis E., farmer
Banta H. C, 320 acres
Barber William W., laborer
BARDELLINI J.3 proprietor
Washington Hotel and Liv-
ery Stable
Barnard L. H., dentist
Barron A. S., farmer, 239 acres
Barry Richard, farmer
Barthold Adolph G., farmer
BARTLETT WILLIAM P.,
editor and proprietor Liver-
more Herald, 101 acres
Bastian George, shoemaker
Beard Frank, laborer
Beazell A. G. (Beazell Bros.)
Beazell Brothers ( A. G. and
James) blacksmiths
Beazell James (Beazell Bros.)
Beck Caroline N. Mrs.
Beck George, deputy County
Clerk
Beck John, farmer
Beck Leonard, farmer, 160 acres
Beck M. H., clerk Farmers'
Union
Bellamy B. C, physician
Ben Carl, painter and paper-
hanger
and
and
Bernal Dionisio, farmer
vinegrower, 422 acres
Bernard George, dentist
vinegrower, 49 acres
Berry Richard, farmer, 160 acres
Bertelsen George, laborer
Bescheinen Henry, watches and
jewelry
Betteman Edward, baker with
S. Wetterau
Bettencourte F. S., farmer, 160
acres
Bjorn Rasmus, farmer, 160 acres
Black B. W., Mrs.
Black E. M. Mrs.
Black Howard, vinegrower, 205
acres
Black J. F., farmer and vine-
grower, 3247 acres
Blanco Lorenzo, agent, 90 acres
Block J. N. (D. A. Mendenhall
& Co.) res San Francisco
Blondin Joseph, farmer and
sheepman, 500 acres
Both Adolph, laborer
Both Cord, laborer
Boush Albert R., bakery
Bowles Jesse, farmer, 246 acres
Boysen Neils, farmer
Brack George W., clerk
Bradley Wm., engineerC.P.R.R
Bradshaw Chas. W. , carpenter
Bradshaw Robt. R., carpenter,
160 acres
BRAMMAR GEORGE, black-
smith and machine shop
Brand E. G., bartender with
John Brading
Brannan Benjamin F., farmer,
36J acres
Brazileiro Antone G., clerk with
J. L. Mitchell
Brecht August, farmer, 80 acres
Brenzel Frederick, sack sewer
with Laumeister Bros.
Brenzel Fred'k WT., gunsmith
Brenzel George, laborer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TIJSr^V-A.S,DB-
30» 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St.. s. f
ST. DAVID'S. 130 ROOMS.
7IS HOW *KI> NTBKET, innr Third, San I'ranrlwo.
>io Cleaner or Better Furulshed Kuoius in tho city.
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
859
Brite James, farmer
Brock George W., bookkeeper
with M. Waterman & Co.
Brown Fred'k, harnessmaker
with Theo. Gorner
Brown Jeremiah N., carpenter
Brown John, blacksmith
Brown Joseph, farmer, 120 acres
Brownridge George T., farmer
Bud worth Wm.s farmer, 15 acres
Burke Michael, laborer
Byrne Michael, butcher
Callaghan Henry, woolgrower,
28 acres
Callaghan James, bootmaker
with M. F. Casej
Callaghan John, sheepraiser, 37
acres
Callaghan William, sheepraiser
Callaghan Wm. B., shoemaker
Callahan Patrick, sheepraiser,
120 acres
Calvin Archibald, farmer, 80
acres
Campbell Andrew B., laborer
Campbell John T., farmer
Canfield Thomas, farmer
CARNDUFF FRANK F.; edi-
tor and proprietor Livermore
Valley Review, and attorney
at law
Cary James H., painter
Case Clara Mrs.
Casey M. F., manufacturer
boots and shoes
Catanich Peter, restaurant
Cheney Z. D., general merchan-
dise
Christensen Peter, liquor saloon
Christianson H. M., farmer, 160
acres
Christianson Pi., farmer
Church Augustus M., farmer
CHURCH ROD. W. (Gorner &
Church)
Clark Albert, teamster, 320 acres
Clark Amos, farmer
Clark J. W., stockraiser, 160
acres
Clark Lew B., stockraiser
Classen Peter, laborer
Cobb Eliza Mrs., farmer, 438
acres
Coghlan Patrick, harnessmaker
with Theo. Gorner
Colehan Michael, stonemason
Collane Timothy, farmer, 160
acres
Colldeweih Fred., farmer, 220
acres
Colldeweih Henry, farmer, 160
acres
COLLIER BROTHERS (Wm.
J. and John M.) proprietors
Livermore Meat Market
Collier John M. (Collier Bros.)
Collier Wm. J. (Collier Bros.)
Collins Dennis, farmer, 80 acres
Collins F. E., clerk with Men-
denhall & Co.
Collins John, farmer, 160 acres
Colquhoun Chas., poultryraiser
Combs B. F., with McLachlan
& Co.
Cone Isaac N., laborer
Conegys G. W., manager Far-
mers' Union of Livermore
Valley
Conegys .lacob L., farmer
Conley John H., blacksmith, 23
acres
Connelly Edward, laborer
Connelly John, laborer
Connelly Timothy, farmer, 160
acres
Conner Daniel M., lawyer
Connolly Owen, laborer
Connolly Patrick, sheepraiser,
30 acres
Conrad Henry, barber
Coogan Bridget Mrs., 2 acres
Copeland Thomas, farmer
Costo Simon
Cottrell Thomas L., farmer
JAMES L. KING, N.
OTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVE GELATINE. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen'l Agents.
t- J-
860
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
Cottrell William J., farmer
Crabb William P., laborer
Crane Andrew E., farmer
Crapo Jesse F., farmer
Croak Patrick, farmer, 160 acres
Croak Thomas, farmer, 160 acres
Cronkhite Frederick L., laborer
Cronkhite George, farmer
Cronkhite George H., laborer
Cronkhite Henry S., farmer
Cropsey M. Mrs.
Crosby William Y.
Crowley John J., hairspinner
Cull Loy C, farmer, 9 acres
CUTLER LOUIS H., physi-
cian, druggist and postmaster
Dallas John, saloon
Davides Gottlieb, farmer, 80
acres
DAVIDSON ALBERT W., sign
and carriage painter, and vet-
erinary surgeon
Davidson J. W.
Davis Abraham L., farmer
Davis Joseph M., farmer
Deeds John W ., superintendent
Livermore Transfer Co.
De Horan Henry, laborer
Deickhoff Frederick, farmer,
160 acres
Demartini Antonio, peddler and
vegetable garden
Deneff Johann, farmer, 159
acres
Devanny Brothers, farmers, 310
acres
Dolan Michael, saloon and res-
taurant, 160 acres
Donahue D. Mrs.
Donnelly Eugene, laborer
Donnelly James, carpenter
Donnelly John, teamster
Doolan James H.. farmer
Doty C. E., school teacher
Dougherty Hugh, farmer, 320
acres
Dougherty John, sheepraiser
Dougherty John F.
Dougherty John T., 2 acres
Dowd Francis V., teamster
Downey Henry J., bartender
Downing A. M., farmer
Downing T. B., farmer, 400
acres
Doyle Wilbur, teacher Liver-
more College
Duran Martin, farmer, 160 acres
Dutcher Burt W., tinner
DUTCHER J. H., blacksmith
and wagonmaker
Dutcher N. D., hardware
Edmonds Joel, millwright
Edmunds Jefferson, farmer
Edwards G. C, vineyard, 201
acres
Elliott William L., laborer
Emart George H., farmer
Enright Francis P., farmer
Evans Levi K., laborer
Fahey Thomas, farmer
Fallon Patrick, farmer
Fallon W. J., farmer, 240 acres
Falvey Thomas, farmer
Famariss Alfred, farmer
Fargo Arva A., farmer
Farmer Hardin W., tailor
Farmer's Union of Livermore
Valley, G. W. Conegys man-
ager
Farr Richard, farmer
Farrell Edward J., farmer
Fassett Francis R., farmer, 263
acres
Fassett Frank, salesman with
Anspacher Bros.
FASHION STABLES, Inman
& Schaffer proprietors
Fath Adam, farmer
Favill Ralph, laborer
Fegan Edward L., laborer
Feidler Arthur W., student
Felis Macario, laborer
Fink James C, woolgrower, 60
acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
809. 311, 313, 315 ami 31? Market St., S. F.
W.D.LAWTON&CO.,^
Manufacturers of
E aud CHEVIOT
SHIRTS. 608 Market St., S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
80 1
Fitzgerald C. S., liquor saloon
Fitzgerald George S., brass-
molder and constable
Flanagan Patrick, blacksmith
and wagonmaker
Flanagan Thomas, blacksmith
with P. Flanagan
Fletcher Joseph, conductor
Floyd Francis, sheepraiser
Fogodo E. S., farmer, 486 acres
Ford James F., farmer, 390 acres
Foscalina E. Mrs., 10h acres
Foscalina Simon, horsebreaker
French Cornelia, 80 acres
Tretzell Johannes N., farmer,
230 acres
Freund William ( Freund &
Shaefer)
Freund & Shaefer (Wm. Freund
and Charles H. Shaefer) man-
ufacturers cigars
Frild Eli, dry goods, clothing,
etc.
Gallagher James, farmer, 45 a
Gallagher Matt., farmer
Gallagher Patrick, sheepraiser
Gahvay John, farmer
Gardella Antone, farmer, 80
acres
Gardemeyer Christian, farmer,
330 acres
Gardemeyer Hans, soda manu-
facturer Li verm ore Soda Wks
GARDEMEYER HENRY,
proprietor Livermore Soda
Works
Gasser Charles, steward Liver-
more Hotel
Gavanenta Domingo, farmer,
160 acres
Gaynor William, laborer
Gelich Brothers (Peter and Pas-
qual) fruits and notions
Gelich Pasqual (Gelich Bros.)
Gelich Peter (Gelich Bros.)
Gellert I., clerk with I. C.
Joseph & Co.
GERMANIA HOTEL, Jacob
Johnson proprietor
Gerst Garrison ( Anspacher
Bros.)
Gilfillan Thomas, farmer, 160
cicrGS
Gillham Ellen Mrs.
Gillhan William D., teamster
Gillraine Miles, laborer
Ginger Charles, harnessmaker
Ginger Joseph A., gunsmith
Ginnoy John J., teamster
Giraraut Victor, laborer
Gonzales Francisco, carpenter
Good Moses, laborer
Gorman Thomas, farmer, 160
acres
GORNER THEODORE (Gor-
ner & Church) and harness
and saddlery
GORNER & CHURCH (Theo-
dore Gorner and Rod. W.
Church) dealers buggies, car-
riages and farming imple-
ments
Goves Leander, farmer
Graham Alex., manager with T.
W. Hobson & Co.
GRAHAM R. W., justice of the
peace, notary public, and un-
dertaker
Grassi Frank, proprietor Morn-
ing Star Hotel and Livery
Stable
Grassi Paul, waiter
Graves R. , sheepraiser, 160 acres
Greves Manuel L., laborer
Grewell John S., farmer
Griffiths Richard P., sheepraiser
Groth Ole R. , farmer
Gruell Samuel W., farmer
Gruwell Francis M., farmer
Gunoy James, laborer
Hahn Jacob
Hall Enoch W-, carpenter, 160
acres
Hall George L., carpenter
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 1 California St, S, F,
THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY. Bandniann, Nielsen &Co.,Gen'l Agents.
862
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
Haney Nehemiah P. S., laborer
Haney Thomas S., laborer
Hannis Robert, hostler
Hansen C, laborer
Hansen Mads, farmer
Hansen Magnus, farmer
Hansen N., driver Livermore
Soda Works
Hansen William F., laborer
Hanson Simon, merchant
Harder Jacob
Harlan Jacob W., town steward
Harlan M. Mrs.
Harley Joseph M., farmer, 108
acres
Harrington John P., teamster
Harrington L. Mrs.
Harrington Peter J., farmer
Harrington Wm. B., bricklayer
Harris I. (Victor & Harris)
Harris Oscar, horsedealer, 72
acres
Hart Ellen Mrs., 160 acres
Hartman Frederick, farmer, 231
acres
Hartman Henry, farmer, 47
acres
Harvey Lewis A., laborer
Harvey William, constable
Harvey William, clerk with Z.
D. Cheney
Hatch Warren, clerk with C. J.
Stevens
Hatch Warren D., carpenter
Hatcher Robert L., farmer
Hauxhurst F. H., vinegrower,
5 acres
Hawley F. H., manager Liver-
more Commercial Bank
Hayes Frank P., farmer
Hayes John, stockman
Hayes Thomas, farmer
Hayes Timothy, farmer, 100
acres
Heguera Sotello, laborer
Heligis Frank J., farmer
Heligis George, farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Henry Thomas, laborer
Hellar William T., farmer
Henning John, farmer
Henry Margaret Mrs., farmer
Herbert Andrew H., farmer
Heslep P. C, manufacturer
windmills
Hickey Lawrence F., stock-
raiser
Higgins Thomas J., farmer
Higuera Dolores Mrs.
Higuera Jesus
Higuera Ylazario
Hill Gerald, painter
Hillegas George, farmer, 160
acres
Hilton Gilbert, teamster
Hilton Henry R., engine wiper
C. P. R, R.
Hilton James G., fireman C. P.
R, R.
Hilton Lemon, farmer
Hinckley Paris N., farmer
Hobson T. W. <fe Co., clothing,
Alex. Graham manager
Holley Daniel, farmer
Holmes A. E. Mrs.
Holmes Nathaniel B., black-
smith and wagonmaker
Hornick N. Mrs., schoolteacher
Horton Israel (Horton & Ken-
nedy) 3f acres
Horton & Kennedy (Israel Hor-
ton and George E. Kennedy)
lumber dealers
Huff Geo. W., hunter, 2 acres
Huff William G., teamster
Hughes John G., sheepraiser
Hunt Oscar F., carpenter
Hunter H. Mrs.
Hunter Walter, farmer
Hupers Andrew M., clerk with
S. A. Palmer
Hupers Frank H., manager with
S. A. Palmer
Hupers Moritz, liquor saloon
Huston Emery C, saloon
importers of SHEET IR.03ST,
SOU, ail, 313,315 :»ii«l 317 IHurbel Ml.. *• F.
E. C. HUGHES. PRINTING AND BINDING.
Oil XiNXOME Hi.. Man Frnndx'O.
Fine Mercantile 1'i-ini in«.
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVEKMORE.
863
INMAN DANIEL (Inman &
Schaffer) 629 acres
INMAN & SCHAFFER (Dan-
iel Inman and Louis Schaffer)
proprietors Fashion Stable
Irving Daniel, farmer
Isaacs Henry, farmer, 160 acres
Jaccard Henry P., watchmaker
and jeweler
JACKER J. THEO., machinist
and gunsmith
JESSEN HENRY, house and
sign painter and grainer
Jessen Jesse, farmer, 20 acres
Jacobs Henry B., millwright
Jacobs Peter, laborer
Jenkins M. Mrs., hotel
Jensen C.
John A u tone, farmer, 160 acres
JOHNSON JACOB, proprietor
Germania Flotel
Johnson Chris., farmer
Johnson James L., laborer
Johnson J. F., porter with An-
spacher Bros.
Johnson R. C, 320 acres
Johnson S. A., carpenter
Johnston James, foreman ware-
house
Johnston James D., farmer
Johnston Willis H., fruit dealer
Jones Joel M., farmer, 160 acres
Jones John M., liveryman
Jones William, liquor saloon
Jordan Wendell, propr Liver-
more Brewery
Jorgensen Peter, farmer, 160
acres
Jose Absolav, sheepraiser, 160
acres
Joseph I. C. (I. C. Joseph &
Co.)
Joseph I. C. & Co. (I. C- Joseph
and L. Altmark) general mer-
chandise
Joseph L., farmer
Kane Michael, laborer
Kapp Lucy B.
Keenan Mary Mrs.
Keene Jacob C, farmer
Keller Mat., brewer Livermore
Brewery
Kelly Francis, sheepraiser
Kelly James, laborer
Kelly Bros. (Patrick and Thos.
Kelly) farmers, 667 acres
Kelly Patrick (Kelly Bros.)
Kelly Thomas (Kelly Bros.)
Kennedy George E. (Horton &
Kennedy)
Kernahan William A., laborer
Kerrens Michael, farmer
Kirbey Rufus, laborer
Knox Milo, farmer
KNOX THOMAS E., vine-
grower, 29 acres
Koenig Chris., vinegrower, 39^
acres
Krogh H., liquor saloon
Kruger George, farmer, 27 acres
Krummacher Win., bookkeeper
with Anspacher Bros.
Ladd Sarah Mrs., 75 acres
Lafranz D., farmer
Lafranz D. Jr., farmer
Lamee Peter, farmer
Langan Geo. W., lawyer
Landgraf Paul P. , compositor
Livermore Herald
Larsen Jonas, farmer, 50 acres
Larsen Lars, laborer
Laughlin Samuel, 320 acres
Laumeister Antone (Laumeister
Bros.)
LAUMEISTER BROS. (An-
tone and Wm.F.) proprietors
Livermore Roller Flouring
Mills
Laumeister D. Mrs., 420 acres
Laumeister Wm. F. (Laumeis-
ter Bros.)
Laurel Ernst, farmer, 160 acres
Lawler Thomas, teamster, 330
acres
JAMES L. KING.
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS 308 California St., San Francisco.
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main Street,
STOCKTOX.
Importers of Stoves and Ranges.
864
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
Layden James, peddler, 5 acres
Leal Anton P., barber
Leberer Franz, farmer, 40 acres
Lee Hamilton Rev., vinegrower
10 acres
Leonhart Louis, salesman with
Anspacher Bros.
Levy A., clerk with S. Levy
Levy L., barber
Levy P. L., liquor saloon
Levy Samuel, geueral merchan-
dise
Linderworth F., farmer
Lindy George W.3 farmer
Liudv Thomas, farmer, 77 acres
LIVERMORE AGRICUL-
TURAL WORKS, George
Brammar proprietor
LIVERMORE BREWERY,
Wendell Jordan proprietor
Livermore College, James D.
Smith principal
Livermore Commercial Bank,
F. H. Hawlev manager
LIVERMORE DRUG STORE,
S. A. Palmer proprietor
LIVERMORE ECHO (month-
ly) W. E. Still publisher
LIVERMORE HERALD
(weekly) William P. Bartlett
editor and proprietor
Livermore Hotel, C. J. Pullen
proprietor
LIVERMORE MEAT MAR-
KET, Collier Brothers pro-
prietors
Livermore Oliver S., farmer, 5 a
LIVERMORE PUBLIC LI-
BRARY, G. B. Shearer libra-
rian
Livermore Robert, farmer. 998 a
LIVERMORE ROLLER
FLOURING MILLS, Lau-
meister Bros proprietors
Livermore Social Club, Wm. H.
Wright president, Frank Hu-
pers secretary
LP7ERMORE SODA WORKS,
Henry Gardemeyer propr
LIVERMORE VALLEY RE-
VIEW (weekly) Frank F.
Carnduff editor and propri-
etor, Geo. H. McCallum pub-
lisher
Locke O. E., vinegrower, 50
acres
Lorrain N. D., vinegrower, 30
acres
Lotz Henry, liquor saloon
Loudon John, vinegrower, 69
acres
Loudon Thomas, farmer
LOW WILLIAM S., proprietor
Palace Hall Saloon
Luders Maas, farmer, 638 acres
Luft John, blacksmith with H.
Mattniesen
Lyons James A., vinegrower,
55 acres
Lyttaker Joseph F., laborer
Mack Martin F., clothing, boots
and shoes, hats, etc.
Macy Henry F., hay warehouse
Madken William, laborer
Madison Men-it, well digger
Madsen Mads E., farmer
Magleday Joseph, laborer
Maguire Nicholas, blacksmith
with N. B. Holmes
Mahoney A. Mrs.
Mahoney Jeremiah L., printer
MALLY FRED., boots, shoes,
stationery, notions, cigars and
tobacco and news agent
Mally William, farmer
Mann Lester L., laborer
Manly Mary, farmer, 320 acres
Manning Patrick, laborer, 160
acres
Marando Francisco, farmer
Marcus H., secondhand furni-
ture
Mars ton William C, seaman
Martin J. C, farmer, 320 acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO
importers or TIROIST PIPE.
309, fell, 31», SIS and 31~ .tlnrkct SU, S. X
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to &%Jj£7&S£S35
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
865
Martin Mary, farmer
Mason Charles, farmer
Mathiesen Thomas, farmer, 169
acres
MATTHIESEN HANS, black-
smith, wagonmaker and horse
shoer
Mattox Edmond F., miner
Mattox William, farmer
Mattox William A., miner
May George, farmer, 555 acres
May Joseph B., farmer
Moy John, laborer
Moy Peter, farmer
McBride John, carpenter
McCallum George H., publisher
Livermore Valley Review
McCan Frank M., laborer
McCan John, carpenter
McCann Ella Miss
McCollier Michael, laborer, 300
acres
McCormick Daniel, farmer
McCormick Frank, farmer, 160
acres
McDevitt John, fruits and veg-
etables
McDonald David, farmer
McDonald James, farmer, 160
acres
McDonald Jonathan T., physi-
cian
McDonald Robert, farmer
McDonald William, teacher
McGee Henry, laborer
McGill John, laborer
McGinnis E. S., harnessmaker
with J. P. Morette
McGlashin Robert, farmer, 320
acres
McGuire Nicholas
Mclver Frank B., clerk with S.
A. Palmer
Mclver John, farmer, 21 acres
Mclveany Edward, gardener
McKeany Peter, butcher, 7 acres
McKee Ellen, farmer
McKowan J. O., druggist with
M. A. Scott
McLachlan P. (McLachlan k
Co.)
McLachlan & Co. (P. McLach-
lan and B. F. Combs) liquor
saloon and restaurant
McLeod A. J., township assessor
McLeod Norman, deputy town-
ship assessor
McMurray Hugh, farmer
McQuade John C, laborer
Mel Louis, winegrower, 138
acres
Mendenhall Absalom, farmer
Mendenhall David A. (D. A.
Mendenhall & Co.) 86 acres
Mendenhall D. A. & Co. (D. A.
Mendenhall and J. N. Block)
dry goods, etc.
Mendenhall Martin, farmer, 433
acres
Mendenhall William M., clerk
Mendenhall William M., farmer,
87 acres
Mendonca John J., sheepraiser
Merchant James W., farmer
Mesa Francesca
Meyer Henry, 67 acres
Meyer Uhlrich, vinegrower, 80
acres
Meyers Henry H., carpenter
Meyers Jacob F., carpenter
Micheelsen F., laborer
Miller Louis H., blacksmith
Livermore Agricultural Wks
Minick Henry C-, laborer
Miranda Francisco
MITCHEL J. L., agent C. P.
R. R., Wells, Fargo & Co.
and general insurance agent
Mitchell S. A. Mrs.
Mitchell W. F., bookkeeper
Farmer's Union
Mittaur Charles, laborer
Mohr John, farmer
Moore John L., farmer
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 1 California St., S, F.
Judson Powder, Improved, -
)><i Bandiuann, Nielsen <t Co., Ven'l Agents
866
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
Moore J. P., engineer
MORETTE J. P., harness and
saddles
Morning Star Hotel, Frank
Grassi proprietor
Morriff W. B., clerk Farmer's
Union
Morrill Byron D., carpenter
Morrill George, clerk with N.
D. Dutcher
Mortier Joseph, superintendent
Aguillon's Winery
Moy Loughlin, butcher
Muller Mads, farmer
Mulligan A. Mrs.
Mulqueeny M. & J., sheeprais-
ers
Munch Carl G., sheepraiser, 600
acres
Munos Jose, peddler
Murphy Brothers (Edward D.
and Daniel J.) liquor saloon
Murphy Daniel J. ( Murphv
Bros.)
Murphy Edward D. (Murphy
Bros.)
Murphy John, farmer
Murphy John W., blacksmith
with Beazell Bros.
Murphy Margaret Mrs.
Murray John H., farmer
Murray Michael, laborer, 80 a
Murray Peter, sheepraiser, 400
acres
Nannings F., farmer, 160 acres
Nevin Edward J., blacksmith
Nevin Martin, farmer, 330 acres
Newell Edward C, agent Wheel-
er & Wilson Machine Co.
Nicherson Nathaniel A., farmer
Nissen Andrew, farmer
Noe Thomas E., blacksmith
O'Brien James, 143 acres
O'Brien James, harnessmaker
O'Hara John, farmer
O'Leary Alice Mrs.
Odenkirchen Henry, farmer
Oliver Lizzie Mrs.
Ormond Alexander, farmer
Overacker Adam A., farmer
Overacker Horace T., farmer
Owens James, 49 acres
Owens James, farmer, 160 acres
Owens James P., farmer
Owens John T., laborer
Owens Owen R., farmer
Owens William, blacksmith, 50
acres
Pacheco Teresa, 20 acres
PALACE HALL SALOON,
William S. Low proprietor
Palmer Marvin S., farmer
PALMER S. A., proprietor
Livermore Drug Store
Paris Eugene, vinegrower, 35
acres
Parodi Martina, saloon
Patterson Nathaniel G., farmer,
345 acres
Paul De Phonzo G., vinegrower,
40 acres
Peterson James, laborer
Peterson J. C, farmer, 128
acres
Peterson Mary A., 7 acres
Petter George, laborer 2 acres
Phelps Philo F., minister
Pierce Thomas, farmer
Pope Kichard T., stockraiser,
3152 acres
Potwine John D., laborer
Potwine Thomas, woodpiler
Power Patrick Rev., pastor St.
Michael's Church
Poyereno Jose D., farmer, 160
acres
Prall Henry, farmer, 158 acres
Pullen Clark J., proprietor Liv-
ermore Hotel
Quigley John, farmer, 218 acres
Ramke Brothers (Jurgen and
Otto) 266 acres
Ramke Jurgen (Ramke Bros.)
Ramke Marx, farmer, 216 acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
809. 311, 313, 315 mill 317 Market St., S. F.
ST. DAVIDS.
715 HOWARD ST., ncnr Third. Kan Franoimco. Price,
per uight, 50 cts, 75 cts and $1 ; per week from $2 upwards.
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
867
Ramke Otto (Ramke Bros)
Rassinussen Carl, farmer
Rawe Henry, laborer
Rawe Otto, laborer
Raymond George N., mason
Raymond Mary E.
Reagan James, farmer
Rees Jacob, harnessmaker
Regan William, farmer, 115
acres
Reilly J. R., physician
Reimers Peter, farmer, 160
acres
Renners John, engineer
Richardson J. J., waiter Wash-
ington Hotel
Righter Johnston
Rinaldo Harry, upholsterer
Roberts Will am, farmer
Robinson J. A., vinegrower, 160
acres
Rochin Antonio, laborer
Rochin Avelino, laborer
Rochin Jose A., farmer
Rogers Michael, farmer
Romo Julien, 160 acres
Rosa Manuel, farmer, 160 acres
Rosalis Andreas, laborer
Rose A. P., capitalist
Rose Charles, farmer, 160 acres
Rose Frederick, farmer, 160
acres
Rose John, farmer
Ruis Dolores, laborer
Ryan Annie, dressmaker, 1C0
acres
Ryan James T., farmer, 160 a
Ryan Jeremiah, farmer
Ryan Katie Miss, millinery and
dressmaking
Sachan J. R., farmer, 160 acres
Sanford S. C, vinegrower, 25
acres
Sangmaester Fred., driver Liv-
ermore Brewery
Sangmaester Frederick W.,
fanner, 64 acres
Saunders Roland R., laborer
Sarumloffol Conrad, blacksmith
Savage Silas L., dentist
Sawyer Charles H., laborer
Schack Jens A. , farmer, 160
acres
SCHAFFER LOUIS (Inman &
Schaffer) and city marshal
Schau Phillip G., liquor saloon
Schell William, farmer
Schluter Peter, farmer, 180
acres
Schmidt Christian, saloon
Schnieder John
Schoenstedt Fred., liquor saloon
Schoville J. J., vineyard, 56 a
Schubener S. , clerk with S.Levy
Schutte & Koopman, farmer
Scott John, farmer
Scott John C H., farmer
Scott Matthew A. , druggist
Seaband Peter, farmer
Shaefer Charles H. (Freund &
Shaefer)
SHEARER G. B., insurance
agent and librarian Free
Public Library
Sheldon Thomas
Shoenstedt J. F., saloon
Shove Frank H., compositor
Livermore Valley Review
Sinclair J. D., farmer
Smith Charles F., farmer, 560
acres
Smith Daniel W., farmer
Smith James D., principal Liv-
ermore College, 10 acres
Smith James G,, farmer
Smith James P., farmer
Smith John, laborer
Smith Julius P, , vineyard, 1904|
acres
Smith Margaret Mrs.
Smith Nicholas, liquor saloon
Smith Robert P., farmer
Smith S. Prentiss, farmer, 9113
acres
JAMES L_ KING, 308 California St., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
Westiake stove Co., 294s?09c6K?oaiNnSt" Importers of Iron Pipe anil Fittings.
868
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
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Smith William S., livery stable
Snedeker Henry E., laborer
Sourza Joseph, farmer, 160
acres
Spaulding T. A., teacher Liver-
more College
Spencer George, compositor
Livermore Herald
Spencer George E., bill poster
Spencer Harry, salesman with
Anspacher Brothers
Spencer Harry F., foreman
warehouse
Sperry Calvin G., winegrower
Sprague John Q., farmer
Springer M., laborer
Stagnaro Gio Bata, farmer
Stanley George C, farmer, 1786
acres
Stanley John, farmer, 160 acres
STEVENS C. J., groceries, pro-
visions, forwarding and com-
mission merchant, 424 acres
Stevens Grant, clerk with C. J.
Stevens
Stewart James, farmer
Stewart Robert, farmer, 160
acres
Still James P., farmer, 160 a
Still W. E. (W. E. Still & Co.)
and publisher Livermore
Echo
STILL W. E. & CO., real estate
and insurance agents
St. Clair Louis D., farmer
St. Michael's Catholic Church,
Bev. Patrick Power pastor
Stowell Clarence B., laborer
Studer Frederick, shoemaker
Swarts Jacob B., blacksmith
Sweeney John, saloon
Taylor Catherine Mrs., 2 acres
Taylor Charles, blacksmith with
Jay H. Dutcher
Taylor George V., carpenter
Taylor J. H., superintendent
Olvira Vineyard
Taylor Joseph B.
Taylor Bachel Mrs.
Taylor William S., physician
Teeters Daniel M., farmer, 246
acres
Thomas David E., liquor saloon
Thomas Howell W.
Thomas Thomas W.
Thompson A., district clerk,
Highland
Thompson Charles, engineer
Thompson Joseph, poundmaster
Thompson Julia
Thompson Walter, farmer
Thonesen Hans, farmer, 100
acres
Thorn Philip, farmer, 240 acres
Tickel Joseph, stockraiser
Tonder H. & Brother, 224 acres
Trainor Marcella, 20 acres
Tretzell J. H., 230 acres
Tretzell William, liquor saloon
Troth Isaac L., farmer
True G. N., wagonmaker
Vdy Hender, farmer, 160 acres
Uhlmann Henry, laborer
Uhlmann John, laborer
Vandecarr Alonzo J., farmer
Van Horn James C, painter
Van Horn L.H., painter
Victor CharJes S. (Victor &
Harris)
Victor & Harris (Chas. S. Vic-
tor and I. Harris) general
merchandise
Waggoner H. B., vineyard, 100
acres
Waggoner Jacob, farmer, 69
acres
Walker Margaret, farmer, 160 a
Walker William T., farmer
Wallace David, hostler
Wallmann John C, salesman
with Anspacher Brothers
Walsh Joseph F., butcher
Waltenbaugh Philip C, saloon,
25 acres
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET UROIsT-
809,811,818,319 ami 317 market St., *• *•'.
W. D. LAWTON &CO.,
Manufacture Red and White Medicated
Flannel Underwear to order.
SL.S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY LIVERMORE.
869!
Walters Robert L., laborer
Wardell B. A., vineyard, 200 a
Washburn P. B., fruits and
vegetables
WASHINGTON HOTEL, J.
Bardellini proprietor
Waterman J. (M. Waterman &
Co.)
WATERMAN M. & CO. (J.
Waterman) grain dealers and
warehouse, 1305 acres
Webb Edmund S., clerk
Weed George, laborer
Wegener Charles, laborer
Wegener Richard, vineyard,
•421 acres
Welch Joseph, butcher
Wetteran Simon, baker
Weymouth Albert, farmer, 365
acres
Weymouth Almon, carpenter,
172 J acres
Weymouth Dennis, carriage-
maker
Weymouth Harris, 158 acres
Whalen James, farmer, 200 a
White W. H , vinegrower, 25 a
Whitmore Charles
Wilkinson Joseph, furniture
dealer
Wilson Alex., dairyman, 100 a
Wilson Peter, farmer
Winter Albert, laborer
Witherow David, farmer
Wolfmaier Mathias, shoemaker
Woods John, butcher
Worth Harrison A., farmer
Worth John M. , farmer
Worth William H., bartender
Wright A. W., real estate and
farmer
Wright S.C., vineyard, 40 acres
Wright William H., merchant
and deputy County Assessor,
25 acres
Wynn W. W., capitalist
Young Alburn B., farmer
Young John G., farmer, 930 a
GORNER <fc CHURCH,
DEALERS IX
FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. -
Agents for
U. S. ^WINDMILLS
LIVERMORE, ALAMEDA CO., CAL.
JAMES L KING.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
St, S, F,
870
LIVERMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVERMORE SODA WORKS.
HENRY GARDEMEYER, Proprietor,
LIVERMORE AVENUE, LIVERMORE, CAL.
MANUFACTURER AND BOTTLER OF
All ls.ixxc3.s of r^ixio Syrups.
Agent for Phoenix Ale and Porter, and Pure Oregon
Champagne Cider. Betail dealer in Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, and all kinds of
Bar Boom Fixtures.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
J. BARDELLINI, Manager,
Corner First and L Streets, LIVERMORE, CAL.
First-class Accommodations for the Traveling Public. Table
Supplied with the Best in the Market. Sample
Booms for Drummers.
FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLE CONNECTED WITH THE HOTEL,.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING. WAGONMAKER
AND
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA.
1 QL-^.jg^l Horseshoeing and Bepairing a specialty. All
.Tjgi|^^8§^ kinds of Machinery and Agricultural Imple-
a-l^ZC^*1 ments repaired and made to order.
J, P. MORETTE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
HARNESS, SADDLES,
^Collars, Bridles, Gloves,
X^OISIES;. Etc.
»rette Block, Livermore Avenne,
yioi-
Olvira^RMORE, CAL.
w.w.monT"
ALBERT W. DAVIDSON,
PRACTICAL
SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTER,
LIVERMORE, - - - CAL.
Good work guaranteed. Terms
reasonable.
ALSO, VETERINARY SURGEON.
Durable Binding. Fine Printing at E. C. HUGHES'
511 SA\SO»R ST.,
s.-.n FranciHCO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY LOCKWOOD-MIDWAY. 871
HANS MATTHIESEN,
Blaclismitli,
WAGONMAKER
AXD
HORSESHOER,
Corner Lizzie and Third Streets,
LIVERMORE, CAL.
All Kmds of Rejiairiug Done with Neatness
and Dispatch.
F. A. ANTHONY,
Manufacturer of
Tia, Sheet Iron ani Copper Ware
And Dealer in
STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY
AND
GLA.ss'WA.n.E.
LIVERMORE, - - - CAL.
C. J. STEVENS,
DEALER IX
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
• Wood and Willow Ware, Powder, snot, Etc.
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT.
General Warehouse and Insurance Agent.
Mills Square, LIVERMORE, Cal.
J. THEOD. JACKER,
MACHINIST, GUNSMITH
AND
Turner in Iron and Wood,
Model and Pattern Maker,
LIVERMORE, CAL.
Repairing of Sewing1 Machines and
Musical Instruments Neatly
and Promptly Executed.
L0CKW00D.
(See East Oakland. )
MAY.
(See Livermore.)
MELROSE.
A Post Office.
Connors Daniel, laborer
Connors Margaret, boarding
and lodging
Dorwin George W., foreman
Smelting Works
Fisher George, saloonkeeper
MILLER W. P., postmaster
Minot Ebenezer, laborer Smelt-
ing Works, 2 acres
Molloy Thomas, Tax Collector,
2 acres
Nailson C , fruit peddler
Stearns John H., laborer
Stephenson Robert, dairy
Turnbull Robert, florist, 3 acres
MIDWAY.
A station on the Central Pacific Railroad, at
an elevation of 357 feet, and fifty-seven miles
from Oakland. It has post, express and tele-
graph offices, and a population of about fifty.
Brown E. Mrs., sheepraiser
Carstens Mary Mrs. merchandise
Clark G. G., sheepraiser, 169
acres
Deakin Charles, carpenter
Diwith Lewis, farmer
Eisau James, farmer, 160 acres
Faulkner James, farmer, 320
acres
i
JAMES L. KING,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
California Si, S. F.
no
WESTLAKE STOVE CO..
294-296 MAIN ST.,
STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE.
fZ
ALAMEDA COUNTY MIDWAY-MISSION SAN JOSE.
Felt Charles, farmer
Goaclry Thomas A., farmer, 154
acres
Haera Franz, sheepraiser and
farmer, 500 acres
HAERA REINHOLD, post-
master and farmer, 21 acres
Homan Martin, farmer
Maddock Peter, chickenraiser
Mulqueeney John, sheepraiser
Zimmerman Mary Mrs., board-
ing
MILLS SEMINAKY.
A Post Office.
Adrian Nellie K. Miss, teacher
Mills Semiuary
Byers Laura M. Miss, teacher
Mills Seminary
Dean Francis A. Miss, teacher
Mills Seminary
Fredericks Khoda E. Miss
teacher music Mills Seminary
Goulding Cynthia K. Miss,
teacher Mills Seminary-
Handy Helen A. Miss, teacher
Mills Seminary
Eierrera Sophie Nis Mme.,
teacher languages Mills Sem-
inary
Kelleher Alfred, teacher vocal
music Mills Seminary
Kindelberger J. T. Mrs., mat-
ron Mills Seminary
Lisser Louis, teacher music
Mills Seminary
Mills C.T. Mrs., principal Mills
Seminary
Mills Seminary, Mrs. C. T.
Mills, principal
Murray Lucy Miss, teacher
music Mills Seminary
Nicholl Mazie E. Miss, teacher
painting and drawing Mills
Seminary
Pinkham Ella M. Miss, teacher
Mills Seminary
Tolman Jane C. Mrs., teacher
Mills Seminary
Vincent Martha E.Mrs., teacher
Mills Semiuary
White Florence Miss, teacher
Mills Seminary
Willson Julia A. Miss, teacher
painting and drawing Mills
Seminary
Zellner Ferdinand F., teacher
music Mills Seminary
MISSION SAN JOSE.
A small town in the southern part of the
county, three miles from Washington Corners,
to which point freight for the town is shipped
via the Central Pacific Railroad. This town is
noted as being the original settlement of the
county, being, as indicated by the name, one of
the original Missions founded by the Jesuit
Fathers, and was for long years one of the
important posts in the cordon of Missions
through which their early evangelical work
was propogated. It is still the seat of a theo-
logical institution of the Order. The town has
post and express offices.
Allen James W., student
Amarel John Antone, farmer,
16 acres
Andrews Joseph Mrs.
Attinger Daniel, laborer
Ayers John G.Mrs., farmer, 302
acres
Baker Daniel W., stableman
Bergmann C. W., blacksmith
with N. Bergmann
Bergmann N., blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Bey Charles J., farmer
Binheira Frank, farmer
Black James, farmer, 37| acres
Blackier A., woodworker with
N. Bergmann
Blake Calvin T., farmer
Brechtel Andrew, hostler
Breitwieser Charles, farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SI^IEET TttOJtf-
309,'311, 813,310 Slid 317 Market St., S. V.
,,.D. LAWTON&COS
S«-:mi l««» I.x ii'ii«i')n Bottom
prevents breaking or wearing out at the edge.
,S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY MISSION SAN JOSE.
873
Briscoe Bernard, farmer, 198
acres
Briscoe Ed ward, clerk with Ehr-
mau & Lebrecbt
Brown Antone L., farmer, 20
acres
Brown Manuel L., farmer, 50
acres
Brown Manuel S., barber
Buchanan John W., farmer
Byrne Christopher, laborer
Byrne Richard, farmer
Campbell Peter, farmer
Campbell Robert J., farmer
Carlisle William, laborer
Carroll James Mrs., farmer, 133
acres
Carroll Peter, laborer
Clough Barclay D., millwright
Constant Siegrist, vineyardist
Corr Edward, farmer
Craycroft J. W., farmer
Crowlej John H., student
Cunningham William M., la-
borer
Curtner John, farmer
Dillon Julia Mrs., 2| acres
Divine Thomas, laborer
Donahue Patrick, farmer
Doran Edward J. , student
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, 150
acres
DUCOMMUN GEO., watch-
maker and jeweler
Dunnigan Bridget Mrs., nurse
Dwyer Andrew, farmer
Egan William, farmer
EHRMAN & LEBRECHT (S.
Ehrman and Adolph Le-
brecht) general merchandise,
and agents Wells, Fargo & Co.
EHRMAN S. (Ehrman & Le-
brecht) postmaster, and agent
Western Union Tel. Co.
Eseova Antone S., farmer, 142 \
acres
Fisher Philip M., teacher, 16 a
Forbes William A., laborer
FORTUNE H. J., wines and
liquors
Fourtner L., hotel
Gal legos Juan, farmer, 2653
acres
Galindo M. M., butcher, 5 acres
Galindo Nasario, farmer
Gannon Michael, capitalist
Garcia J., shoemaker
Garcier Manuel S., shoemaker
Geary Patrick, farmer
George John M., plasterer
Gibbons William, hotelkeeper
Gill John J., teacher
Hartmann Alfred C, jeweler
Harvey Sylvester P., farmer
Hayden Leonard T., dairyman
Heidoen Claus H., farmer
Heimicke Julius, brewer Mil-
waukee Brewery
Heissler John, miller
Hendrickson Chas. E., laborer
Hermann August, proprietor
Milwaukee Brewery
Hibbard D. C, farmer
Higuera Alvino, farmer, 22
acres
Higuera Jose L., farmer
Higuera Lorenzo, farmer
Higuera Narcisso, farmer
Higuera Silvio, farmer
Hollenbeck Lawrence, farmer
Holmes George, farmer
Holmes Samuel O., farmer
Holmes John R., farmer
Horton John, laborer
Hughes William B., painter
Huxley Thomas C, attorney at
law
Huxley William J., farmer
Hydorn Henry, carpenter
| Incell William, farmer
Johns William F., farmer
Joseph Peter, farmer
Kane Alexander, farmer
Kell Andrew, farmer
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC. 1 California St„ S, F,
itidson Powder, Improved,
I M It ItV MOST RAILROADS. Bandraann,
Nielsen «V Co., Ueneral Agents.
874
ALAMEDA COUNTY MISSION SAN JOSE.
Kell James, farmer, 160 acres
Kell Robert Jr., farmer
Kellev William, laborer
Kelly Michael, farmer
Kraft George W., farmer
Laumeister J. A., carpenter
LEBRECHT ADOLPH (Ehr-
man & Lebrecht)
Lenbeck Hans, laborer, 230
acres
Lydon James, farmer, 100 acres
Madden John, farmer
Manuel Frank, peddler
Martin James, farmer
May Adam, butcher
McCoy Alex , farmer
McCliire R. A. Mrs., farmer
McGuire Peter, farmer
McKenna Peter, 258 acres
McLaughlin John, farmer
Megahan A., teacher, 32 acres
Mello Clarimondi S., laborer
Merrill C. P., farmer, 10 acres
Merritt G. L., groceries
Milwaukee Brewery, August
Hermann proprietor
Montealegre J. G., farmer
Muldoon James, farmer
Muldoon James J. Jr., farmer
Muldoon Thos. F., farmer
Murphy Stephen, expressman
Nichols Lawrence P., hotel-
keeper
Nichols Theodore A., physician
Nolan Peter, farmer, 178 acres
O'Connor Robert, laborer
O'Neil Alice, farmer
O'Neil Charles E., student
Osborn Thomas, farmer
Otis Henry, painter
Palmer Fannie
Pars Manuel B., farmer, 44 acres
Payson Daniel W., labor
Peasland Job, laborer
Peixonto Frank, farmer
Penaro Frank, farmer, 131 acres
Penaro John
Perkins Charles W., farmer
Pierce Elon A., teacher
Pio Jo., farmer, 8 acres
Power Maurice Edward, farmer
Powers John, farmer
Ramsell William, carpenter
Reilly James, laborer
Rodericks Manuel J., farmer,
97 acres
Rogan M., farmer, 750 acres
Rogan Michael J., laborer
Roraback Cassius H., laborer
Rose Joseph F., blacksmith
with James Stanley
Salazar A. J., farmer, 86 acres
Salazar J. A., farmer, 46 J acres
Scott Thomas, general mdse
Seaber George W., carpenter
Segrist Constant
Silva Joseph, farmer
Silver Manuel E., farmer
Smithers John, engineer
Smithers Joseph, farmer
Soares Jose, farmer
Solon Joseph, liquor saloon
Stanley George, undertaker
Stanley James, blacksmith
Stanley John, blacksmith with
James Stanley
Steinmetz E. W., harnessmaker
with F.J. Steinmetz
Steinmetz F. J., harness and
saddles
Steinmetz Henry, blacksmith
with James Stanley
Stone B. H. Mrs., farmer, 91
acres
Stone Warren E., farmer
Sunderer Joseph, shoemaker
Surch Vincent, laborer, 8 acres
Tells Jo Rose, farmer, 68J acres
Tibbalds Joseph H., carpenter
Tibbalds L. S., carpenter
Trenonth George R., farmer
Trenouth William Jr., farmer
Turner William, laborer
Vandepeer James G., farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TIIST'W'ARE.
300,311, 813, 315 Jii«€l 317 JlarUW S*.,S. F
ST. DAVIDS.
715 HOWARD ST., near Third, Man Franclaco. Single
3 "i0 cents per ni^'lit. Dully papers on file. Ilot baths free.
ALAMEDA COUNTY MISSION SAN JOSE-MT. EDEN.
875
Vargas Joseph, laborer
Wallace David, farmer
Wauhab Charles J., laborer
Wauhab Joshua, farmer, 550
acres
Wauhab Thomas, farmer
Wauhab William EL, farmer
Wells Patrick, laborer
Woods Henry W., student
George Ducommun,
DEALER I>-
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND
CLOCK.S,
MISSION SAX JOSE, CAL.
Repairing a Specialty. All kinds of
•Jewelry Made to Order.
MT. EDEN.
A station and post office on the South Pacific
Coast Railroad, about three miles from Hay-
wards The land here has the reputation of
producing the best brewing barley of the coast,
and the bay shore is lined with saltworks,
erected for the manufacturing of salt by evap-
oration.
Anderson Christ
Arff Frederick D., farmer, 275
acres
Asmussen Nicholas L., laborer
BBrron James G., farmer
Barron Richard, mariner
Bentuer Fred., farmer
Berringer William, warehouse
Bier Chris.
Bothson H., farmer
Busch John D., farmer
Christensen George, bartender
with John H. Skow
Christensen Peter, laborer
Christensen Peter J.,sailmaker,
110 acres
Clausen N., laborer
Olawiter Edward H. Jr., farmer
Clodius August, clerk with H.
Peterman
Craig Joseph R., farmer
Dennis Frank, farmer
Dennis Gabriel, farmer
Dieckmann Herman, farmer
Eden Benjamin, farmer
Eichler Edward, farmer, 157
acres
Enos Joseph, laborer
Everson John, farmer
Fisk Abraham, farmer
Frank Albert, farmer
Frank August, farmer
Gading Christopher N., farmer
Gading Justus, farmer, 356
Nichol, farmer, 318
acres
Gading
acres
Hansen Christian P., farmer,
200 acres
Hanson Han. P., farmer
Hansen Jens P., carpenter
Hansen Peter, seaman
Harder J., farmer
Harder Peter, farmer
Hesse Andrew H., farmer
Hesse Christian Jr., farmer
Hesse Henry, farmer
Holmes Paul, farmer
Jessen Peter H., farmer
Johansen Jorgen, farmer
Johnson Augustus, farmer
Johnson John, farmer
Johnson Peter, carpenter
Jorgensen Hans J., laborer
Ludwig John, laborer
Lund Christian M., farmer
Lund Franz F., farmer
Liquore Gesin J., saltmaker
Liquore. Sebastian, ship car-
penter
Madsen Christian, farmer
Madsen Christian C, laborer
Marks Edward, blacksmith with
H. Meininger
Meiuecke George, carpenter
JAMES L. KING. N,
OTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS .**08 California St., San Francisco.
3ZaMEM9$EU& agents for Winthrop ani Newport Ranges,
876
ALAMEDA COUNTY MT. EDEN-NEWARK.
Meininger H., blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Mickelsen John, salt works
Mickelsen Peter, saltworker
Mohr C Mrs., farmer, 179|
acres
Mohr Henry P., farmer
Mohr John C, farmer
Moneret Frank wheelwright
Moore Anna, farmer
Nelson Hans, laborer
Nickelsen Nichlaus, laborer
Obermuller George F., farmer,
357 acres
Obermuller John A., farmer
Ohlsen William
Ohlson John, laborer
Oliver Andrew, saltmaker
Olsen Peter, farmer
Oltmann Brothers (H. W. and
John W.) general merchan-
dise
Oltmann H. W. (Oltmann
Brothers) and postmaster
Oltmann J. C.
Oltmann John W. (Oltmann
Brothers)
Pestdorf Claus, farmer
Pestdorf Diedrich, salt manu-
facturer
Peterman H. , general merchan-
dise, 18 acres
Peterson Andrew, laborer
Basmussen Neil, farmer, 13|
acres
Binis Erich, farmer
Bippe Christ, farmer
Bobinson William, farmer
Schaefer August, farmer
Schafer Henry A.x farmer
Schaffer J. M., farmer, 157 acres
Schacht Henry, farmer
Schocker H., shoemaker
Schwable Otto, farmer
Skow John H., liquor saloon
and hotel
Sylvar Geo. F., blacksmith
Terkelsen Peter, farmer
Tursselmann John, farmer
Tuzeksen Gem P., saltworks
Weaver Frank, farmer
Whisby Lawrence N , salt man-
ufacturer, 67 acres
Wiley Joseph, farmer
Wille Frederick, farmer
Wille John, farmer
Wrede Frank, farmer, 115 acres
Zumstein Philip, farmer
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
(See Altamont.)
MOWRY'S LANDING.
(S
ee Irving.'
MURRAY TOWNSHIP.
(See Dougherty's Station.)
NEWARK.
This thriving and energetic town is located
twenty miles southeast from Alameda on the
line of the South Pacific Coast Railroad, and
is, as a town, one of the direct results of the
business sagacity and enterprise which created
and developed that line of railroad. Simul-
taneously with the projection of the road, the
necessity of an advantageous location for the
plant necessary for the construction of its
rolling stock was foreseen, and Newark was
selected. Under the stimulus of works so
located the town has steadily grown until it is
now the most important station between Ala-
meda and San Jose. The car works of Messrs.
Carter Bros, originally started as above, have
extended their operations so as" to enter the
field of general competition and are now work-
ing steadily in the construction of passenger
and freight cars, street cars, etc.. for any and
all customers outside of the original line. The
Newark Iron Works, located here, have also
developed a large and important business, and
has come to be regarded with the car works as
one of the salient features of Newark's pros-
perity. There are two hotels, the Park Hotel
and the Newark House. The town has postal,
express and telegraphic communications equal
to any in the county aside from Oakland.
•importers of UROIST FIFE.
30!>. 811,81ft, 815 and 817 Market *«-. s. t
W. D. LAWTON&CO.,
35SIE3S& SHIRTS, 608 Market St.,S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWARK.
877
Abbey Robert, hunter
Abbey W. P., hunter
Aescbhman Jacob, farmer
Allen Edward, miner
Amaral Antone P., farmer
Andrew Charles, molder
Auguste Albion, farmer
Arnold D. E., machinist
Babtasta John, farmer
Bartlett X. E., carpenter
Bedford Harvey, machinist
Benson C. H.,' agent S. P. C.
R. R. and Bay and Coast
Tel. Co.
Bolch Samuel
Bragdon Edwin C, farmer
Briggs M. C, farmer, 706 acres
Brown John, farmer
Buchenau Jflhn W., farmer
Burdick Edward, farmer
Burdick Edwin F., farmer
Burdin Charles, laborer
Burke W. J., carpenter
Butler D. G., farmer
Cahill Patrick, laborer
Carter Brothers (Martin and
Thomas) car builders
Carter Martin (Carter Bros.)
Carter Thomas (Carter Bros.)
res San Francisco
Clancy Andy, laborer
Clancy Thomas, carpenter
Claxton James, blacksmith
Coldeira Antone, farmer
Coleman Harry, blacksmith
Connor Michael, laborer
Costa Joseph, laborer
Coughlin Thomas, laborer
Colyer Samuel, bridgetender
Davis Samuel, farmer
Davison Joseph, painter
Delanev William, section boss
S. P. C. R. R.
Dillon Robert, painter
Dowd John, machinist
DUG AN JOHN, proprietor
Newark House
Dngan J. L., machinist
Dutra Antone, farmer
Eison Frank, farmer
Esson R. C, machinist
Falk Albert, general merchan-
dise, and agent Wells, Fargo
& Co.
Fialho F. V., fish peddler
Finn A., carpenter
Ford Peter, machinist
Foster E., farmer
Fowler John, oysterman
Frank Manuel, laborer
Frazier Joseph, 5 acres
Frietas Joe, laborer
Gee William A.
Gee William S., carpenter
Gelleman Louis, laborer
Gill John, oysterman
Gilmartin Daniel, farmer
Gilmartin Peter, farmer
Goss H. T. Mrs., dressmaker
Graham James, foundry
Graham Thos., nightwatchman
Graham William, carpenter
Hale Edward, cupola tender
Hale Edwin M., melter
Haley Comfort G., farmer, 2
acres
Haley C. S. farmer, 275 acres
Haley Ebenezer farmer
Haley Edward, farmer
Haley J. E., farmer
Harrington John E., painter
Harrington Michael, laborer
Henn John, machinist
Hook A. J., carpenter
Hoosen Casper, capenter
Horner Edward, laborer
Hutchinson Ed., carpenter
Ingraham O. P. (0. P. Ingra-
liain & Co.)
INGRAHAM O. P. & CO. (O.
P. and R. F. Ingraham) pro-
prietors Newark Iron Works
Ingraham R. F. (O. P. Ingra-
ham & Co.)
JAMES L KING. 31 California St, S, F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
%i.i. in*, ii EXPLOSIVES
ABE IMITATIONS OF
GIANT POWDER,
BAKD]IA»X, NIELSEN «V CO,
l.cii'ial V-. nl-
878
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWARK.
Jarvis Francis C-, lumber dealer
Jarvis H. S., lumber dealer
Jarvis I. M. H., lumber dealer
Jonlin Frank, farmer
Jonlin Antone, farmer
Kelly M. M., boilermaker
Kelly Patrick
Kirby Thomas, section boss, S.
P. C. R. P.
Kohl Paul, machinist
Larkin Capt., farmer
Lattin William, molder
Leary John J., blacksmith
Lima Antone D., farmer
Lima Antone S., farmer
Lima Frank 8., farmer
Lima John D., farmer
Lima Joseph D., farmer
Lofgren Grus, carpenter
Loman E., chicken ranch
Lovejoy Willard, carpenter
Madden Michael, farmer
Mages Joseph, blacksmith
Maher James, painter
Malech Herman F., physician
and druggist
Mansian Peter, fireman
Masterman W. H., master me-
chanic S. P. C. R. P.
Martin John, farmer, 10 acres
Martin Manuel, farmer
May George W., farmer
McElroy E. B., carpenter
McGill'Mrs., laborer
McKee William K., bookkeeper
Mosca E. , barber
Moulton H. O., farmer
Moulton Lafayette, farmer
Moulton Oliver P., farmer
Mowry O., farmer
Munyan E., farmer
Neves Joseph, farmer
NEWARK HOUSE, John Du-
gan proprietor
NEWARK IRON WORKS, O.
P. Ingraham & Co. proprie-
tors
NEWARK PARK, Julius Wil-
dermuth proprietor
O'Conner J. J., carpenter
Olssen Charles, laborer
PARK HOTEL, Julius Wilder-
muth proprietor
Pepe Frank, farmer, 80 acres
Perchute Frank, farmer
Peters A., machinist
Peterson A., machinist
Plummer Brothers, salt manu-
facturers, 38 • acres
Puente Jose, laborer
Kandall S. A., carpenter
Easmussen John, carpenter
Ray W. D., laborer
Roach John, railroadman
Bobbins John B., farmer
Roche John, laborer
Rockwell R. O., farmer, 2 acres
Rogers Frank, clerk with Albert
Falk
Rogers John, farmer
Rose Antone, farmer, 133 acres
Rose Antone P., farmer, 10
acres
Rose Joseph, farmer, 73 acres
Ross Andrew, farmer
Ross Edward, farmer, 31J acres
Koss Samuel, farmer
Ryan Edward, farmer
Ryan George, farmer
Scott Caleb C, farmer
Sestrem Thomas, oysterman
Shannahan Joseph, laborer
Silva Antone F , farmer
Silva Manuel, farmer
Snow Fred., molder
Stanley John, machinist
Stevenson E. T., machinist
Sturtevant Leslie, laborer
Sweeney George, farmer
Sweetzer E. H., farmer
Syivester William, carpenter
Taylor T. B., merchant
THOM GEORGE (Geo. Thorn
& Co.) and postmaster
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZEQ MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
809. 811. 313, SIB and 817 Market »*., ». »'•
For Printing and Bookbinding go to E. C. HUGHtS'
511 Snii^iiiieSI.
San Frsutei *♦•«».
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWARK -NILES.
879
THOM GEORGE & CO., gen-
eral merchandise
Thompson E. L., machinist
Tyler Hattie Miss, teacher
Waggoner George H., book-
keeper
Waggoner G. N., paymaster S.
P. C. R. R.
Waterman Edward, machinist
Watkins W. W., blacksmith
Wheeler M. L. Miss, teacher
WILDERMUTH JULIUS, pro-
prietor Park Hotel
Wilkinson John, farmer
Williams Theodore B., farmer
Winn Louis W., carpenter
Wood Arthur, molder
Wright Mitchell, farmer
NILES.
A small town, with post, express and tele-
graph office, on the line of the Central Pacific
Railroad at its junction with the San Jose
branch. It is thirty miles from Oakland and
eighteen miles from San Jo.se, issituated in a
thickly settled portion of the county at the
i <t of the Santa Clara Valley, and is sur-
rounded by some of the finest land in the Statei
aud already gives promise of considerable
importance in the future.
Seven miles to the south by rail are the noted
Warm Springs of Alameda county.
Allison Oscar, hotel clerk
Baumgartner Xavier, laborer
Beard Jane M.
Bedard Thomas, blacksmith and
wagon maker
Bliss William, laborer
Bonner James T. , farmer
Bonner Robert, farmer
Bonner Robert Jr., farmer, 20
acres
Bonner Thomas, farmer, 10
acres
Burridge William, miller with
William C. C. Gorgas
Butt H. W.j restaurant and
liquors
Champion Woodward H. , farmer
Clark Frank E., farmer
Clarke Edward, farmer, 175
acres
Clough B. D. T., farmer and
fruitgrower, 101 acres
Costillo Phoebe Mrs., 4J acres
Costillo Thomas, laborer
Donahue Patrick, laborer
Donovan Jeremiah, miner ?nd
farmer, 10 acres
Easterday Solomon W., contrac-
tor and carpenter
Ellsworth Hattie Mrs., farmer
and fruitgrower, 193 acres
Ellsworth Henry G., farmer
Garcier Antone J., farmer
Gorgass William C. C, miller
Harding John, watchman
Harding John C, laborer
Henry John B., watchman
Hinckley L. M., liquor saloon
Houlihan Michael, laborer
Jordan Thomas, laborer
Klinger Ben. H., farmer
Lucas Manuel
Martin James J., farmer
Maxamyllian Frangois
Mayhew H. A., farmer
McDoyle Lewis, miner and
glovemaker
Moore Daniel, laborer
Moriarty James, laborer
Moriarty Michael, laborer
Morter William, farmer, 10 acres
Mortimer William, agent C. P.
R. R., WT. U. Tel. Co. and
Wells, Fargo & Co., 20 acres
Mortimer & Wamley's ware-
house
Morison David W-, farmer
Morrison Perry, farmer, 144
acres
Morrison Samuel, farmer
Murphy John, laborer
Nichols Charles, laborer, 5 acres
Nutman V. W., locksmith
Z
jaMES L. KING,rr,^SrTeS5. 1 California St, S, F,
Westlake Stove Co..
294-296 Main Street.
STOCKTON".
Importers of Stoyes and Mm.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY XILES-PLEASANTON.
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nnor Thomas, laborer
Palmer Michael, laborer
Perry John E.. clerk
Pirnentel Manuel, farmer
Richards Israel, laborer
Bose Frank, farmer
- "\ : S I r, 78 acres
- William, farmer
Sanborn Daniel M.. farmer, 4.0
acres
Shinn James, nurseryman, 233 a
Shinn Joseph C, nurseryman
Silva Manuel, farmer
Silver Antone
Silver Manuel, farmer
Smith Joseph H.. farmer
SNYDER WTT.T.TAM,postmas-
ter and general merchandise
Sullivan Thomas, laborer
S rney Peter, laborer
Tys n David, farmer, 10 acres
Tyson Erneline. farmer
Tyson Ephraim, farmer. 22
acr -
Tyson John, farmer, 10 acres
Tyson John M.. farmer
Tyson Joseph, farmer. -45 acres
Tyson William, farmer. 10 acres
- d William H.. farmer
Thain J. E. insurance agent, 5
acres
Virgil John, hotelkeeper
Watkins C.
Wood Frank, farmer
Worden Russell, merchant
Toungman Henry H., carpenter
PLEASANTON.
900 population, lying at the
: the Livermore vaUey, on
the line of the Central Pacific Railroad, and 42
miles from San Francisco. In beanty of loca-
tion, shaded streets, and character of platting,
Pleasanton compares favorably with any of the
smaller railroad towns of the county. It has a
first-class hotel — the Rose House— and enjoys
complete postal, express and telegraphic com-
munications.
Adams William, laborer
Alviso Adelo. laborer
Alviso Crecento, farmer
Alviso J. M.. laborer
Alviso Manuel, farmer
Alviso Silverio. laborer
Amador Antonio, laborer
Amador Narciso L.. laborer
Andrade Manuel S.. laborer
ARENDT H .( H. Arendt & Co. I
and agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
and postmaster
Arendt H. & Co. iH. and Joseph
X. Arendt» general indse
Arendt Joseph X. (H. Arendt &
Arnandon Alfred J., stockraiser
Arnett Franklin, farmer
Arnett John, fanner, 233 acres
Atkinson Joseph B., farmer
Baker Daniel W.. farmer
Barmore James S.. farmer and
fruitgrower. S acres
Barnett Henry, laborer
Bass Cyrus, physician and sur-
geon
Bennett Emmeline, widow
Bernal Antone H., farmer, 201
acres
Bernal Augustine Jr.. farmer
Bernal Dennis F.. farmer
Bernal Frederico F.. farmer
Bernal John P., farmer
Bernal Jose B.. farmer
Bernal Presentacion, farmer
Bigbie Bhodun L.. capitalist
Bilz John A., blacksmith and
wagonmaker
Black Joseph F., assemblyman
and farmer
Bolle G. A., cook Bose Ho.tel
Bovdston U. A., agent C. P. B.
B. and W. U. Tel. Co.
Boyne Joseph, laborer
Breuss Brothers (Peter and C.
H.t proprietors Farmer's
Hotel and liquor saloon
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IRON".
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For CUFFS. COLLARS and SHIRTS go to JS^ft^TSXSe" * .
ALAMEDA COUNTY — PLEASANTON.
881
Breuss C. J3. (Breuss Bros.)
Breuss Peter (Breuss Bros.)
Briones Jesus, laborer
Brodt A. W., farmer, 100 acres
Brommer John, laborer
Brophy James, farmer
Brophy John, farmer
Bropby William, farmer
Brown John, blacksmith
Brown William, wagonmaker
with J. A. Bilz
Bunnell Alfred T., wheelwright
Burbank James, artist
Callan Patrick, laborer
Carmichael David L., laborer
Carey Joseph H., printer
Carstens Christian, teamster
Carsterson Rasmus H., farmer,
210 acres
Chadbourne Joshua (Myer,
Chadbourne & Co.)
Clark Bomulus, laborer
Cleveland George, haypresser
Connor James, boot and shoe-
maker
Corcoran John, section foreman
C. P. R.R-
Cordet Francois, farmer, 400
acres
Costello Joseph M. , farmer
Costello Thomas, farmer
Cox H. G., proprietor Driving
Park
Crellin Charles L., farmer
Crellen John, farmer, 432 acres
Cropsey George, laborer, 354
acres
Crow Albert L., laborer
Cummings Frank H., farmer
Darcy Michael, saloon
Davila Manuel F., shoemaker,
4 acres
Derendinger Joseph, wagon-
maker with J. A. Bilz
DETJENS HERMAN, proprie-
tor Pleasanton Hotel and
general merchandise
Devaney Thomas, farmer
DEXTER SALOON,M.C Don-
noly proprietor
Diavila H., shoemaker
DONNOLY M. C, proprietor
Dexter Saloon
Donohue M., farmar, 43 acres
Downing Thomas B., farmer
English J. M., farmer
EMERALD HOUSE, John J.
Murphy proprietor
Eubanks Forrest L., laborer
Eubanks James M., laborer
Eubanks William, laborer
Evans Theodore R., fruits, etc.
Fallon 'Daniel H. (Wenig &
Fallon)
]£aJkmS©dge^ farmer, 30 acres
FailSn^WilHaTn M., clerk, 15
acres
Farmers' Hotel, Breuss Brothers
proprietors
Farr Michael, farmer
Farrell Samuel, farmer
Fitzgerald Michael C, farmer
FOLEY DANIEL J., editor and
proprietor Pleasanton Star
Freuch Ephriam, farmer
Galego Beiualdo. laborer
Galway William H., farmer
Gannon Denis, trainer
Garthwait Charles, farmer, 484
acres
Geyser John, liquor saloon
Gillis James, farmer
Gilson George F., laborer
Govette John, harnessmaker
Griitton Christopher M., ma-
chinist
Hardin John R., farmer
Harms Henry A., farmer
Harms August, farmer, '66 acres
Harris T. W. (Harris & Son)
Harris William (Harris & Son)
Harris & Son (William and T.
W.) livery stable
Hart Charles B., farmer
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JUDSON POWDER, IMPROVED. Bandmann, Nielsen &Co., General Agents.
12
ALAMEDA COUNTY PLEASANTON.
Hart Thomas R., agent
Hart William, proprietor Rose
Hotel
Hayes Hiram M., farmer
Herbert M. Mrs., dressmaker
Hewitt Andrew, bookkeeper
with Myer, Cbadbourns &
Co.
Hewlett Samuel, farmer, 1600
acres
Higuera Carlos, laborer
Higuera Crecento, laborer
Higuera Rafael, laborer
Hortenstine James W., mer-
chant
Hortenstine J. B. (Hortenstine,
Stover & Co.)
Hortenstine J. W. (Hortenstine,
Stover & Co.)
Hortenstine, Stover & Co. (J.
B. and J. W. Hortenstine)
general merchandise
Hoyt J. G. , farmer, 38 acres
Husted Jeremiah, farmer
Jackson Isadore G., merchant
Jacobsen Theodore, farmer
Johnson Thomas, farmer
Johnston George, sheepraiser
Johnston John, laborer
KALISKY N., general merchan-
dise, jewelry, etc.
Kearny Hugh P., tailor
Kelly Henry, laborer
Kelly Thomas, farmer
KOLB PHILIP, general mer-
chandise and liquors
Koopman Albert H., farmer
Koopman Marx, farmer
Kottinger Alfred, farmer
Kottinger John D., farmer
Kottinger John W., farmer, 2555
acres
Kruse Jurgen, farmer, 70 acres
Kurtz F. C , winegrower
Learned G. F., tinsmith with
C. H. Wise
Logan James Mc, laborer
Loughran Patrick, laborer
Lyster Lawrence M., road over-
seer
Lyster Patrick M., laborer
Mace J. M., laborer
MADSEN PERCIVAL, con-
tractor and builder
Mark Frank, compositor Pleas-
anton Star
Mark Isaac N., physician and
druggist
Martins Antonio M., barber
McCan Daniel, laborer
McCloskey John, laborer, 160
acres
McKeon Peter, laborer
McLaughlin Bridget, widow, 85
acres
McLaughlin James M., sheep-
raiser
McRae John, capitalist
Meese Geo. W., winegrower
Meiyer Claus, real estate
Mendenhall James M., farmer
Mendoza Frank, farmer
Menschel E. J., clerk with Her-
man Detjens
Mesa Benedicto, laborer
Mesa Majin, laborer
Meyer Charles, laborer
Meyer Isaac C, commission
merchant
Miller A., farmer
Miller Peter, laborer
Mills James T., wagonmaker
with C. B. Steane
Mills Thomas, engineer
Miranda Jesus M., laborer
Miranda Manoel L.. laborer
Moffitt James A., farmer
Mohr Henry, clerk Pleasanton
Hotel
MONNET E. S., French Ba-
kery and Lunch Room
Morea Joseph, farmer
Morea Joseph Jr., farmer
Morgan EvanH., upholsterer
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TIWWARE.
809, 311, 813, 315 and 9*7 aiarkel st..>*. V
ST. DAVIDS.
7is HOW4R» ST.. near Third. San Franeiwco. NoBare
ltoon" No "nest allowed to use the linen once wed by another.
ALAMEDA COUNTY PLEAS ANTON.
883
1166
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Morris Henry, telegraph oper-
ator
MURPHY JOHN J., proprietor
Emerald House
Murray Michael T., farmer, 160
MYER, CHADBOURNE & CO.
(I. C. Myer, Joslma Chad-
bourne, H. C. Somers, and
John B. Ryder) storage, hay,
grain and lumber
Myer I. C. (Myer, Chadbourne
.V Co.)
Napier William, liquor saloon
Navin Martin, farmer
Neal Joshua A., farmer, 247 acres
Neal Jose H., bookkeeper with
Wenig & Fallon
Nevis Juana H., farmer,
acres
Nissen Hans R., farmer
Nusbaumer A., farmer
O'Callaglian Timothy T
borer
O'Shea Jeremiah, laborer
Owens John R., butcher
Palmer John R., attorney at law,
notary public and insurance
agent
Pearce Josiab T., blacksmith
PLEASANTON HOTEL, Her-
man Detjens proprietor
I PLEASANTON STAR (week-
ly) Daniel J. Foley editor and
proprietor
Quinn Patrick, carriage painter
with J. A. Bilz
Rafferty Thomas, real estate
Rathbone Jeremiah P.. farmer,
7 acres
Rathke Chas., farmer, 180 acres
Ready William, trackwalker C.
P. R. R,
Reedy William, laborer
Rose Antone, farmer, 20 acres
Rose Frank A., farmer
Rose Frank P., farmer
Rose Hotel, William Hart pro-
prietor
Rose J. A., farmer, 1066 acres
Ryan Martin, teamster
Ryan Thomas, laborer, 4 acres
Ryder John B. (Myer, Chad-
bourne & Co.) res San Fran-
cisco
Sanborn J. B., capitalist
Sanchez Antonio, farmer
Schumacher Heinrich F., far-
mer
Schutt Claus, farmer
Schwartz Jacob, shoemaker with
John Connor
Schween Charles H., farmer
Schween Ernest, farmer, 604
acres
Schweer Antone F., farmer
Shay Jeremiah, laborer
Sheridan Martin, farmer
Silva Frank, farmer, 53 acres
Silva M. S., liquor saloon, and
barber
Silver John, teamster
Sloan Victor E. , farmer
Somers H. C. (Myer, Chad-
bourne & Co.) res San Fran-
cisco
Soto Concepcion, farmer
Sportornio J. B., farmer, 243
acres
Stahl Claus, farmer
Stahl Lena Miss, dressmaker
with Henry Morris
Stajohann Martin, laborer
STEANE CHAS. B., black-
smith
Stevens Eliza A., farmer, 11
acres
Stover John E., merchant
Strang Henry H., saloon
Swartz Jacob, shoemaker, 2J
acres
Tray Manuel, horseshoer with
J. A. Bilz
Tray Daniel, blacksmith
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NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 CaT'ornla St., San Francisco.
westiake stove Co., 294s?$gK?5i«n.st-' Importers of Iron Pipe anil Fittings.
884
ALAMEDA COUNTY PLEASANTON-SAN LEANDRO.
True George, farmer, 574 acres
Turner David S., farmer
Turner George C, laborer
VAUGHN JOHN, liquor saloon
Walsberry H. M., farmer
Walton J. B., carpenter
Walton John F., carpenter
Watz Charles, blacksmith with
J. A. Bilz
WELLER H. O., auctioneer,
insurance agent and grain
warehouse
Wenig P. V. (Wenig & Fal-
lon) 11.58 acres
Wenig & Fallon (P. V. Wenig
and T>. J. Fallon) butchers
Wetmore Charles A., vine-
grower, 590 acres
Wheeler J. H.,winegrower,133 a
WISE CHARLES H., tinsmith
Wise John, carpenter
CHAS. H. WISE,
TINNER and PLUMBER
DEALER IN
STOVES, CROCKERY
AND
PLEASANTON, CAL.
lIErM
JOHN J. MURPHY, Proprietor,
First-class House. Good Accomodations. Ciiarjes Moderate,
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS AT THE BAR.
KEDW00D.
(See Hay wards.)
KOSEMLE.
(See Sunol.)
SAN LEANDKO.
This place, situated on the Central Pacific
Railroad, 16 miles southeast from San Fran-
cisco, was originally and for a long time the
county seat, the removal being only caused by
the magnitude of Oakland's wonderful growth
in population and material prosperity. San
Leandro still retains the lead in population
among the towns of the county, aside from the
bay cities adjacent to San Francisco. It is loca-
ted on the creek of the same name, and is sur-
rounded by fertile and productive fields, which
have attained the highest reputation of all lands
in the State in the production of vegetables for
the metropolitan markets of San Francisco.
It has fair hotel accommodations, supports a
weekly newspaper, and has complete postal,
express, railroad and telegraphic facilities.
Abernethy H., stationery, ci-
gars, tobacco, etc.
Alameda Gregoria A., laborer
Allen George B., woodworker
Almeda Mariana J. Mrs.
Almon Joseph, painter
Alves Antone J., laborer
Alves Ventura J., laborer
Ameral Antone S., peddler, 3
acres
Ameral Vincent de P., laborer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of TJELOTsT PIPE.
309. 811,313. 315 and 317 Market St., S. 1
W. D. LAWTON &CO..
Manufacture Red and White Medicated
Fluimcl Underwear ttt order.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
Amorale Antonio, farmer
Anderson Andrew, seaman
Anderson J. P., butcher
Andrade Manuel S., laborer
Antone Jason, teamster
Antone Joseph F., laborer, 160
acres
Antone Olympia, boot and shoe-
maker
Anwar Loren B., farmer, 160
acres
August Joseph, laborer. 1 acre
Avellar Manuel M., farmer
Bagge Charles, carpenter
Balema Antonio, farmer
Bainbridge John P. (Knowles
& Bainbridge)
'Bareuger William, warehouse
Barron Richard, mariner
Barradas F. C, carpenter
Batanco Frank, farmer, 4.68
acres
Batista A., J. & Martas, 319.93
acres
Batista Joe & Antone, 491 acres
Bauer Christian, farmer, 100
acres
Baumberger Felix, liquor sa-
loon, 1.42 acres
Behrmann John, farmer
Belina Antone, 320 acres
Belina Manuel, farmer, 12 acres
Berterly Charles, cook Estudillo
House
Bertrand John, tinsmith with
Knowles & Bainbridge
Bescheimen J., watchmaker and
jeweler
Betanco Frank, farmer
Bilger William, merchant
Black John, wagonmaker
Black William I., farmer
Blackmon P. S., machinist
Blackmon P. S. Mrs., fancy
goods
Boese Guadalupe M. de, 15
acres
wood-
Frank
3.41
Boliuas Manuel, farmer
Bollinger Samuel P., 220 acres
Borba Manuel G-, farmer
Bormann Henry, liquor saloon
Borradas Francisco C, capi-
talist
Braga V. T., farmer
Brophy John, farmer
Brown Sweeney, laborer
Brown William, farmer
Brustgrun Frederick, merchant
Bryant Fred., insurance agent
Buchanan James, peddler, 2
acres
Bullock Amasa M., carpenter,
2| acres
Burk John, miner
Burke John, laborer
Burnett William G.,
wrorker
Burns F., laborer
Burns J., laborer
Byrnes Bros. (James,
and William) saloon,
acres
Byrnes Frank (Byrnes Bros.)
Byrnes James (Byrnes Bros.)
Byrnes William (Byrnes Bros.)
Caberal Joseph, laborer
Caethano Antonio J., farmer,ll
acres
Caethano Jose, cook
Calhoun F. J., farmer, 2 acres
Campbell William Jr., farmer
Cardoza Francisco I., farmer
Cardoza Frank E., farmer
Cardoza Manuel J., laborer
Cardoza Vincent, farmer, 8|
acres
Carey Amzi B., farmer
Carey Michael, farmer
Carey Tallcut P., farmer,
acres
Carroll Patrick, laborer
Case Charles E., druggist and
apothecary
Castro Louis, surveyor
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cured. Depositions taken.
WE3TLAKE STOVE CO.,
294-296 Main Street, Stockton.
agents for WinUm and Newport Ranges.
886
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
Catonaud Joe, 165 acres
Central Manufacturing Co.,
Hopper & Larsen proprietors
Chapman H. L., 243 acres
Chipman John H., farmer
Clark Edward B., carpenter and
builder
Clark Michael, farmer
Claudio ManoelJ., carpenter
Claussen Eschel, gardener
Clawiter Edward, farmer, 540
acres
Cleary Michael, farmer
Cleland John, farmer
Cleland S. M., farmer, 15 acres
Coelho Jose R., farmer
Collingridge Edwin R., miner
Collins Albert W., clerk
Collins Andrew, laborer
Collins Asa, carpenter
Collins Henry, farmer
COLUMB I A BREWERY,
Adam Theysohn proprietor
Conner Ignatius C, plasterer
Connor Louis B., farmer
Coppersmith Joseph, 45 acres
Correa Joe
Corrent Antone, laborer
Courant Frank, painter
Cowing Calvin, farmer, 243 acres
Cox W. W.
Crane Henry F., attorney at law
450 acres
Cronin Patrick, farmer
Cronin S. D., 163 acres
Crough John S., furniture dealer
Cunha Joaquin A. de, farmer
Cunha John M., farmer
Cunha Manuel F., farmer, 10
acres
Cummings John, farmer
Curley Patrick, farmer
Curtin Timothy, laborer
Curtis John, farmer
Czarnecki Francis, tailor
Danna Manuel V., laborer
Davila Viviana, teamster
Davis James, hopraiser
Davis James, farmer, 17J acres
Davis W. R.
Davison Gustavus A., black-
smith
DEAN A. J., physician
De Castilla Antonio, clerk
Deasy James, peddler
De Liveira Antone J., laborer
Demeritt Elbridge J., drayman
De Rosa Antonio F., farmer
De Rosa Manuel G., farmer
De Souza Manuel O., farmer
Dias J. M., farmer, 6 acres
Dickinson F. IS., druggist and
apothecary
Divoll Franklin, farmer
Dobbel John, farmer
Donovan Michael, farmer, 108
acres
Doris James, blacksmith
Downing Orrin P., druggist
Driver Thos., commission mer-
chant, furniture, etc.
Duarte Antone S., liquor saloon
15 acres
Duarte J. S., laborer
Du Bois Abraham C, clergyman
Du Bois Amos S., physician
Durnan Albert L. , carpenter
Durnan James B., carpenter, 17
acres
Dutra Antonio, farmer
Dutra J. S., farmer, 8 acres
Eber H. F., meat market
Edwards M. M. , compositor
Elliott Gillespie, tailor
Elliott John F., liquor saloon
Emart David, farmer, 125 acres
Enos Angelo, peddler
Enos George, farmer
Enos K. J., laborer, 5 J acres
Enos Manuel Jr., general mer-
chandise
Estudillo House, Prosper God-
chaux proprietor
Estudillo Jose A., farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of UROJST PIPE.
309, 3U, 318, SIS and 817 market St., s. t
E. C. HUGHES,
511 BANSOBKE ST.,
Ssm Franriwo.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
CntalosrncK. Price
liistM ami l*:»iil|.lil«'l-*
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
Farrelly K. S., farmer and cap-
italist, 207 acres
Ferry Hugh, liquor saloon
Fialgo Jose G., laborer
Fielding John, shoemaker
Figuerado J. de, laborer
Finch John S., farmer
Fitchburg Hotel, Charles Mok-
ler proprietor
Fitzgerald Morris, laborer
Fortado Antonio L., laborer
Fortunado Manuel A., laborer
Fosbach McGarvin, gardener
Fosha Francisco J., laborer
Fosha Jose F., carpenter
For Martin, foreman with C. P.
B. K.
Frada J. L.
Fraga Antone L., laborer
Frates Frank J., carpenter
Frates John, farmer
Fratua Manuel I., laborer
Freitas Antonio, with C. P. B.B.
Freitas F. F., laborer
Freitas Frank J., carpenter
Freitas George, 229 acres
Freitas Joseph B., 100 acres
French Benjamin H., tinner
French Earl B., farmer, 165 acres
French William F., clerk
Friedlain , plumber with
Knowles & Bainbridge
Frolich Henry, laborer
Fuller Amos L., teacher
Furlong W. M., wagonmaker
with D. H. Gleason
Gale Frank W., clerk
Gallet J. A., livery stable
Gallmann J. F., carriage and
sign painter
Gannon Maria Mrs.
Garcia Joseph H., farmer
Garcia Manuel J., barber
Garrigin Francois, winedealer
Gates Dawsen D., buther
Qate8 Ed., blacksmith
Gawno John, farmer, 49 acres
Geary Henry, farmer
Gerckee C.
Giblin George Jr., liquor saloon
Giblin Joseph, laborer
Gill Thomas, laborer, 3| acres
Gill Thomas J., blacksmith
Gillmore Bobert, farmer
Gilman M. M., justice of the
peace
Gittner Albert, blacksmith with
Ed. Gates
Glancey Mary Mrs., 47| acres
Gleason Dennis H., blacksmith
and Avagon maker
Godchaux Prosper, proprietor
Estudillo House
Goddard E. F., expressman
Gobalte Manuel S., farmer
Gomes Antone, clerk with C.
H. Gray
Gomes John, liquor saloon
Gomez Jose S., farmer
Gonzalvas Anton, blacksmith
Gooch Andrew J., farmer and
real estate
Goodman Thomas, farmer
Goodrich Charles T., farmer
GORMAN JOHJST, Old Corner
Saloon
Gosse Theodore, farmer, 10
acres
Graff Jacob, laborer
Grant Emanuel, fruitgrower, 2
acres
Gravata John F., laborer
GRAY C. H., general merchan-
dise and postmaster
Gray AVilliam H., secretary and
treasurer San Leandro Plow
Co.
Gregory Henry, clerk
Groze Charles, painter with J.
F. Gallmann
Haas J. W., stoves and tinware,
2| acres
Haas Mary Mrs., 4^ acres
Hall Jay G., bookkeeper
JAMES l. KING.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
for every State and Territory,
388 California St. S, F,
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294-296 MAIN ST.,
STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE,
Halverson Anna Mrs.
Hamilton Elijah S., clerk
Hamilton James L. N., lawyer
Hamlin Kalph, carpenter and
builder
Haney William W.
Hanks Minor, farmer
Hansen A. Mrs.
Hansen Christian, laborer
Hansen N. L., liquor saloon and
wood and coal
Hansen Peter, laborer
Hanson Andrew, farmer
Hanson John, farmer
Hanson John W., clerk
Hare George P., clerk with J.
H. Sherley
Harlan George W., farmer, 5 a
Harms Theodore A., farmer, 65
acres
Hastings Frank, farmer, 6 acres
Hawes B. C, insurance agent
Hegner Edward, baker
Helms William D., farmer
Henrikson Henry, blacksmith
with Hopper & Larsen
Henrikson Niels, proprietor San
Leandro Hotel
Hensen Jurgen, farmer, 2 acres
Herrmann Christian, baker
Herscher David, laborer
Hesse Christian, farmer
Hesser Atile, general merchan-
dise
Hesser Emanuel, merchant
Hesser Henry, painter
Heusr>r>r Henry, laborer
Hodgkin J. W., miner, 14 acres
Hogan Howard H., traveling
agent
Holland Edward, farmer
Hopper John F. (Hopper &
Larsen)
Hopper & Larsen (John F. Hop-
per and George Larsen) pro-
prietors Central Manufactur-
ing Co.
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Huff Lucien B., farmer
Huff Socrates, president San
Leandro Plow Co., 41 acres
Hurlburt William, farmer, 1 acre
Hustdt Frederick, farmer
Hyde George, farmer
Ignacio Joseph, laborer
Independent Order Odd Fel-
lows' Hall
Iversen Carl, liquor saloon
Jacobsen Hans I., blacksmith
with Hopper & Larsen
Jessen Brothers, 537 acres
Jessen Peter H., farmer
Johnson Andrew, farmer
Johnson August, vegetable gar-
dener, 96 acres
Johnson Peter, laborer,
acres
Johnson S. W., harness and
saddles
Johnson Thomas, farmer
Jones Andrew, farmer, 35 acres
Joseph Camelio, farmer
Joseph John, laborer
Joseph Manuel, farmer, 9 acres
Joseph Mathias
Kaselan Bertha
Keefe Daniel, farmer
Keeney Jeremiah P., laborer
Kelly John, farmer
Kenworthy Lee, dentist
Kerwin J. & M., farmers, 252
acres
King James, laborer
King Joe, 80 acres
Kirkman Elisha, farmer
Knaugh Joshua, carpenter
Knowles & Bainbridge (John
H. Knowles and John P.
Bainbridge) stoves, hardware
and tinware
Knowles John H. (Knowles &
Bainbridge)
Knowles Mary Mrs.
Knox L., fruitgrower, 90 acres
Knox Orrin, clerk
W.W.MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of Ti:i>TnW7".A.:R:E-
30U.3U 313. 315 and 317 Klarkel St. S. F
W. D. LAWTON & COS
Seamlen* Extension Bosom
prevents breaking or wearing out at the edge.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
889
Kryger Christ. L., farmer
La Baree H. W., farmer
Landers William J., farmer, 10
acres
Lane Lawrence, 7 acres
Larsen George (Hopper & Lar-
sen)
Larsen J., coal dealer
Larsen Jens, lumberman
Larsen Jorgen, blacksmith
Laven John, saloonkeeper
Lemon William T., farmer, 182
acres
Lems J. C de, rancher
Levada Antone J., 21 acres
Levy E., bartender with I. Levy
LEVY I., liquor saloon, San
Leandro road
Levy Jacob, dry goods and
clothing
Levy Louis, commercial trav-
eler
Lewis Joseph, 120 acres
Linfoot James, rancher, 23
acres
Linekin Leander, butcher
Linekin Worrington, teamster
Liveira Joseph, farmer
Liveira M. A., laborer
Locke John, farmer
Louis Antonio, laborer
Louis Frank, laborer
Luce Daniel, farmer, 160 acres
Luce George, 169 acres
Lucio A., farmer
Ludwig John A. , carpenter
Luis.Manoel S., farmer
Luiz J. D., farmer, 7 acres
Machado J. F., farmer
Machado J. J., 5 acres
Machado Joseph C, restaurant
and licpior saloon
Machado Juan, bootmaker
Madeiros A. J., rancher, 5.15
acres
Madson Peder, farmer
Magill Francisco K., farmer
Maguire "William, farmer
Mann Darwin D., farmer
Maloon Benjamin, 154 acres
Mantone Jose S. , f acre
Maria John, 5 acres
MARIANTE WILLIAM F.,
restaurant and liquor saloon,
5 acres
Marshall J. F., rancher, 6f
acres
MARSHALL R. A., editor and
proprietor San Leandro Ex-
porter
Martin Frederick A., collector
Martin Joseph, 175 acres
Martin Louis J., saloon
Martin Maria J.
Martin Minor S., salesman
Martin William H., farmer
Martinez Jose J., farmer
Martinez Juan, farmer
Mason Benjamin P., superin-
tendent County Hospital, 5
acres
Matthews John, estate of, 367
acres
Mayo Mariam S.
McCabe Patrick, farmer
McClymonds JohnW., teacher
McCoy James, blacksmith
McCullough George A., laborer
McDonald Thomas, farmer
McGauley George, gardener
McGladry William, hostler with
J. A. Gallet
Mello Joe
Mendell C. Mrs.
Mendell W. H., carpenter
Meyer George, farmer
Meyers Ferdinand, general mer-
chandise
Miguel Frank C, laborer
Miguel Jose C, laborer
Miller Manuel, peddler
Mokler Charles, proprietor
Fitchburg Hotel and liquor
saloon
JAMES L. KING, 3Q8 California St., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
cured. Depositions taken.
DYNAMITE or GIANT POWDER, THE°5S^^^„e^t^"'
890
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
Moran James, farmer
Moran Michael, farmer
Morehouse Louis C, farmer,
19.58 acres
Morgan Griffith K., wagon-
maker
Morgan Hugh I., blacksmith
Morgan John H., blacksmith
Morgan John P., teamster
Morgan Philip, farmer and ped-
dler, 7 acres
Morin Francis D., laundryman,
5 acres
Monat James, farmer
Moutozo Antone G., farmer, 10
acres
Moutozo Manuel G., farmer
Moyes Brothers, J acre
Mulford Thomas W., farmer,
1154 acres
Mulvehill Dennis, laborer
Mulvey Christopher A., plumber
Murphy Andrew, farmer
Murphy James F., peddler
Musler Leopold, baker
Nicolaisen Christian, laborer
Nicolaisen Nicolai E., laborer
Nielsen Hans S., teamster
Nugent William, laborer
Nunes John T., peddler
Nunes Jose, peddler, 2 acres
Nye Emma M., 140 acres
Nye Stephen G., attorney at
law and notary public
O'Brien C. Mrs.
O'Connell James, farmer
O'Connor Michael, farmer
Olsen Justinius B., stenographer
O'Neil Thomas, milkman
Began Jeremiah, farmer
Began Timothy, farmer
Orr Maurice J., blacksmith
Owens Henry K., painter
Palmer Charles E., clerk Union
Bank, 14^ acres
Peders John, farmer
Pedro Jackson G., laborer
Peralta E. Mrs., 349 acres
Peralta Josefa M.,laborer,37.33
acres
Peralta Maria L., 58f acres
Pereira Joaquin, carpenter
Perham Liberty, carpenter
Peters John, 120 acres
Petersen Peter, farmer
Peterson John, farmer
Pimentel Francis, farmer
Piatt John M. C, farmer
Plecarpi Manuel V., laborer
Plotz Herman H., clerk
Powers George A., blacksmith
Powell H. C, agent Western
Union Tel. Co., Wells, Fargo
& Co. and C. P. R. B.
Pratt D. K., undertaker
Pratt Frank M., telegraph ope-
rator
PRICE JACOB, manufacturer
agricultural implements, hay
presses, etc.
Proctor Joshua M., farmer
Puff Charles, farmer
Quadros J. A. de, laborer
Quinn H. Mrs.
Quinn James E., blacksmith
Bamsey John, laborer
Bantzau T. H., liqnor saloon
Baveks H. J., peddler
Bawson Granville DeV., black-
smith
Bawson Melville L., bookkeeper
Beichsrath Peter, boots and
shoes
Beid William J. , wagonmaker
Beid William W., harness and
saddles
Beilly William T., assayer
Beis John, upholsterer with
Thomas Driver
Bentzau T. H., liquor saloon
Bichter Ernest
Biddespacher L. F., capitalist
Bitchie James, carpenter
Boberts & Ohlsen, 96 acres
manufacturers of TI3ST"^A7"-A.R,E.
309 311, 313, 315 aiaid 317 Maiket St., *. T
ST. DAVID'S.
715 UOWARI) STKF.KT, near Third, San Francisco.
Ku t'luuutr or Mettur Furnished Booms la the city.
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
891
Robey F , barber with Frank C.
Barradas
Rodrigues Jose, shoemaker
Rodrigues J. P., laborer, 5 acres
Rogers Antone, farmer, 10 acres
Rogers Joseph, farmer
Rosa Manuel G. de., laborer, 6
acres
Rose Alexander, farmer, 4 acres
Rose Antone M., laborer
Rose Manuel, farmer, 295 acres
Roth John. 191 acres
Sabine John C, harnessinaker
Sattler Andrew, blacksmith and
wagonmaker
San Leandro Hotel, Niels Hen-
rikson proprietor
San Leandro Plow Co., S. Huff
president, William H. Gray
secretary and treasurer
SAN LEANDRO REPORTER
(weekly) R. A. Marshall edi-
tor and proprietor
Saramento Joseph, farmer, 7
acres
Saul Rodman M., publisher
Saul Samuel S., editor
Schilling Jacob, farmer
Schumann William, barber
Scolard Thomas, farmer
Sequeira Antone B., farmer,
101 acres
Serpa Frank, laborer
Serpa Joseph J., farmer
Shaw Elknah P., mason
Sherley Jacob H., dairyman
Short Fred., tinsmith Knowles
& Bain bridge
Shuey H. W., 187 acres
Shuey R. M., 92$ acres
Silva Anton J., farmer
Silva Francisco A., laborer
Silva Frank I. de, farmer, | acre
Silva Joseph, laborer
Silva J. F., bootmaker
Silva Manuel A., farmer
Silveira Augustine J., farmer
Silveira Manuel de L. , laborer
Silveira Mary L.
Silver Antone J., farmer
Silver Antonio, farmer, 11 acres
Silver J. G-, blacksmith
Silver John C, laborer
Silver Manuel A., farmer, 4f
acres
Silver M. G., hopraiser
Silver Pedro, laborer
Silveste Jose R., farmer
Skillen John, farmer
Smith George, fruitgrower
Smith William, blacksmith with
D. H. Gleason
Smith William D., general mer-
chandise and insurance agent
Snider A. J.
Southwick Oliver L., farmer
Souto John S., barber
Souza Jose J., fisherman
Souza Manuel 0., farmer
Souza Marianno, laborer
Spinola A. P. C. R., physician
Sprague Anson, physician
Stark John F. , engineer
Stewart Robert, carpenter
Stewart William, farmer, 595
acres
Stoddard Charles A., farmer
Stoddard E. A., farmer
Stone John F., capitalist
Stratton Walter J., livery stable
Sullivan Francis, laborer
Sutherland James, 160 acres
Swenk Charles W., farmer
Sylvester J. R., laborer, 1 acre
Tannehill William J., engineer
Tasto Diedrich, farmer, 41 acres
Taylor Joseph H., farmer
Terra A. G., 9 acres
THEYSOHN ADAM, proprie-
tor Columbia Brewery
Thomas David E , miner
Thomas William, laborer
Thompkins S. H., farmer, 315
acres
JAMES L. KING,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVE GELATINE. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen'l Agents.
892
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LEANDRO.
Thome Charles, laborer
Thrasher William T., farmer
Thurston Emma L., teacher
Thurston Nettie, teacher
Toler W. P., capitalist, 493|
acres
Tompkins S. H., farmer, 812
acres
Tonnesen M C, 6 J acres
Tromans John, farmer
Tubert Charles, saddler
Union Hose Oo. No. 1, William
W. Reid president, Joseph H.
Garcia secretary
Ury Aaron, butcher
Ury David, butcher
Ury Felix, butcher.
Ury Solomon H., butcher
Valencia Antone, farmer, 7£
acres
Valencia John E., farmer
Vargar Antone S., farmer
Victorine Antone, peddler
Virgil John A., cook
Vogles William D., carpenter
Waer George A., farmer
Waggoner George W., express-
man
Wagner Casper, carpenter
Wagner John, hotel
Walker John P., farmer, 610
acres
Walsh John E., clerk with W.
D. Smith
Warner Joseph & James, farm-
ers, 174 acres
Watson Albert M., student
Watson Thomas F., compositor
San Leandro Reporter
Webber Frank S., machinist
Webber M. H. Mrs., boarding
house
Webster John, farmer
Wegner Alfred J. M., butcher
Welch Maurice, farmer, 10 acres
AVest Samuel, laborer
Whalen John, farmer
Whitcomb Henry H., mechanic
Wicks Moses, farmer
Wiggins — , expressman
Williams Frank, laborer, 14
acres
Williams James, laborer
Williams John J., farmer
Williams John P., farmer, 5
acres
Williams Joseph P., farmer
Williams Manuel P., farmer, 14
acres
Willis Thomas N., wood and
coal
Wilson Emanuel, peddler
Windeler Henry, 160 acres
Worthington Samuel M., farmer,
4 acres
Wrede Frederick, farmer, 147
acres
Wynn Watkins W., farmer
E'S SALOON
AND
RESTAURANT,
Cor. Davis and Watkins Sts.,
SAN LEANDRO, CAL.
Wi F, MARIANTE, - Proprietor.
Tile Saloon is Supplied with (lie
Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
ADAM THEYSOHN,
Proprietor,
Corner Davis and Alvarado Sts.
Near the Depot.
SAN LEANDRO, CAL.
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
IWARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St.. S. F.
W. D. LAWTON & CO., JSSBSSSA SHIRTS, 608 Market St.,S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LORENZO.
893
SAN LORENZO.
A small village, about 20 miles from San
Francisco and about one mile from San Lorenzo
Station on the Central Pacific Railroad. The
County Poorhouse and Infirmary is located
here. The place has the usual postal and tele-
graphic facilities.
Adams James, farmer, 80 acres
Addison Thomas, farmer, |
acre
Allen Andrew, farmer
Anderson James, teamster
Anderson Neils, wheelwright
Bahlmann Henry, farmer, 23
acres
Bainbridge John P., merchant
Baker Thomas L., fruit grower,
15 acres
Barmann Henry, saloon
Barnardo Joe, laborer, J acres
Barradas Francisco C. Jr.,
barber
Bastian August, laborer
Bastian Catherine, 1 acre
Berry Antonio, farmer, 2 acres
Bettencourt Manuel C.,40 acres
Blackman William H., farmer,
2J acres
Bockmann Henry D., farmer, 103
acres
Bockmann William E., farmer,
103 acres
Bosche John, capitalist
Bowers John, fruitgrower, 3
acres
Brannan John, farmer, 29 acres
Brown Manuel, farmer, 2 acres
Brown M. Mrs., 1 acre
Burchfield Richard, laborer
Calderia Antone S., farmer, 9
acres
Campbell William Jr., laborer,
1 acre
Caton Manuel, 4 acres
Chadick James, horseshoer
Clines Thomas, farmer, 15 acres
Coelho M. de R., farmer, 97
acres
Costa Frank P., farmer
Costa Manuel P., farmer
Costa Manuel P. Jr., farmer,14f
acres
Crane Andrew P., fruitgrower,
100 acres
Crane Emerson T., fruitgrower,
60 acres
Crane Henderson H., fruit
grower
Cross Charles, farmer, 11 acres
Cunha John, farmer, 10 acres
Cunningham John W., vete-
rinar}' surgeon
De Brish Louis, teacher
Decker F., clerk
Dobbel A., blacksmith
Donaldson Andrew, carriage
painter
Donaldson Stuart, painter
Dopman Henry, bookkeeper
with Henry Smyth
Duarte Francisco S., fruit-
grower, 5 acres
Dutra A. S., laborer, 3.66 acres
Dutra Frank P., farmer, 5 acres
Dutra Joseph, farmer, 2^ acres
Dutra Joe Silvara, farmer, 20
acres
Ellinghouse A., harnessmaker
with Henry Smyth
Enos Joseph, laborer, 12 acres
Everson John, farmer, 44 acres
Francis John, laborer, 1 acre
Frank Manuel, laborer
Freitas Joseph, farmer
Fortado Frank P., fruit dealer,
2J acres
Fortado Jose V., laborer, 16
acres
Forth George, laborer
Foster Manuel, laborer, 1 J acres
Gansberger Elder H., farmer,
153 acres
Gansberger John H., farmer
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 31 California St, S, F,
THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY. Bandmann, Nielsen &Co.,Gen'l Agents.
894
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LORENZO.
laborer,
23J
75
104
Garcia Joseph,
acres
Gebers John H., laborer
Geercke Christopher, laborer
Gerstenberg Frederick,engineer
Gilrnore Kobert, farmer, 78
acres
Gilrnore T. P. & J. H., farmers,
18 acres
Goforth William, laborer
Goodwin R., farmer, 50 acres
Granlees C. Mrs.
Granlees William, farmer
Gribben William, farmer
Griffis Sabin, horsebreaker
Hansen Andrew, hotel keeper
Hansen H. P., laborer, 20 acres
Hansen Lawrence, laborer
Hathaway C. W., farmer,
acres
Hathaway Edmund, farmer
Hathaway G. H., farmer,
acres
Helms Diedrich, farmer
Hill Oscar L., farmer
Hill Otis, farmer, 48 acres
Hinrichsen George, blacksmith
Hyde George, farmer
Hygelund Christian, farmer, 6
acres
Jensen Hans C, laborer
Joaquin Manuel, farmer
Johnson George, mariner
Jones John, farmer
Jones John D., fruitgrower
Joseph Jose, laborer
Joseph Manuel, laborer,
acres
King Clinton S., farmer, 35.47
acres
King Lewis L., farmer, 15.18
acres
King Manuel, farmer, 13 acres
Landschneider Heinrich, farmer
Larsen Nils, blacksmith
Lass Thomas K., farmer
Lavin John, hotelkeeper, 14J a
15^
Leal Manuel G., farmer, 5 acres
Leal Manuel S., farmer
Leinhoop Fred. Mrs., farmer,
14 acres
Lewelling Eli, horticulturist,
73]- acres
Lewelling J., fruitgrower, 30 J
acres
Lewis Antone, farmer, 40 acres
Lewis M. S. , farmer, 5 acres
Little J. B., blacksmith
Marciel M. J., laborer, 2 acres
Marlin Henry B., farmer, 50
acres
Marlin John, fruitgrower, 50
acres
Marlin Joseph B., farmer, 176
acres
Marlin Sarah Mrs., fruitgrower,
100 acres
Marshall Manuel, laborer, 2|
acres
Marx John S., fruitgrower, 30
acres
Marx Sebastian, fruitgrower
Mathisen Peter, saltworker, 166
acres
Matozo Jose G. , laborer, 2 acres
Matson John, farmer, 31J acres
Matson Lorenzo, farmer, 4 acres
McCartney A., farmer, 80 acres
McConnaughy Neal, farmer,
202 J acres
McCoy William H., carpenter
Meek Harry W., farmer
Meinecke Diedrich, laborer
Meinecke George, carpenter, 4
acres
Monat James F., fruitgrower
Moore S. L., 60 acres
Neilson H. , farmer and fruit-
grower, 195 acres
Neilson Jacob B., laborer
Nugent Frank, laborer
Nugent Magdalena, farmer, 27
acres
Nugent William, farmer
IV. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IR.02ST,
309,811,313,310 ami 317 Market St., S. F.
E. C. HUGHES,
511 SWSOMK St.. Kan Franciwo.
Fine Mercantile Printing:.
ALAMEDA COUNTY SAN LORENZO.
895
Nunes J. F., laborer, 1 acre
O'Connor M., wheelwright
Ohlsen Peter, farmer, 56 acres
Olivara Francisco de, laborer,
2 acres
Oliver Frank, 160 acres
Oesterloh Henry, farmer. 159
acres
Pereira Manuel T., laborer, 9
acres
Perry Antonio T., barber and
saloonkeeper
Peters Manuel S., laborer, 40
acres
Petersen Benedix, farmer, 38 a
Peterson Jacob, capt stnir San
Lorenzo
Phillips Joseph H., clerk
Preda Louis A., farmer, 6 acres
Kamage Charles, 220 acres
Ramage James, 160 acres
Piippe Christian, farmer
Rippe Fred., farmer
Roberts Joseph, farmer, 7 acres
Roberts William, seaman
Rodgers Frank, laborer, 5 acres
Rodgers Manuel, laborer, 4f
acres
Rogers An tone, laborer, 30 acres
Rogers Joseph, laborer, 5.23
acres
Rohde Hans W. (Rohde & Co.
Rohde Peter F. (Rohde & Co.)
ROHDE & CO. (Peter F. and
Hans W. Rohde) proprietors
Willows Hotel
Rose Leander P., laborer, 1
acre
Rose Manuel M., farmer, 5 acres
Rowe R. H. & M., farmers, 10
acres
Schafer Gerd, farmer
Schafer J. G., farmer, 157 acres
Schmidt Carl C, haypresser,
13 acres
Sequeira Francisco S., farmer,
23J acres
Serpa M. F. de, farmer, 8 acres
Shiman John L., general mer-
chandise, fruitgrower, and
postmaster, 210 acres
Silva John C, farmer
Silva Jose de Ignacio, farmer
Silva Manuel, farmer
Silva Manuel C, farmer
Smidt Carl C, haypresser, 13
Smith Mary E.
Smyth Henry, harness, saddles
and agricultural implements,
105 acres
Soito Francisco, farmer, 2 acres
Soute John, laborer
Soute Joseph S-, farmer
Souza M. F., laborer, 3 acres
Stabenow Charles, painter
Stanton Enos J., farmer, 5 acres
Stelter D. H., farmer, 7 acres
Stenzel Charles, farmer, 331
acres
Stone Leonard, fruitgrower, 123
acres
Sullivan Maggie H., seamstress,
78 acres
Tacker Martin C, farmer
Tacker Peter A., farmer
Teubert H. Mrs., boarding
house
Thorp Hans J., farmer, 20 acres
Todman Leonard, wagonmaker
Tychson A., machinist
Varges V. J. de, laborer
Viera Frank L. , laborer, 4 acres
Viera Manuel, farmer
Vortmann Herman, farmer, 41
40-100 acres
Vose George H., farmer
Warren William W., farmer, 8
acres
Watson R., farmer, 9 acres
Webb Edward O., farmer
Webb Otis
Williams Francis, farmer
WILLOWS HOTEL, Rohde &
Co. proprietors
X
JAMES L.
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
Westiake stove Co., 29449o6c^no^.eet' Importers of Stoyes and Ranges,
896
ALAMEDA COUNTY SUMMIT-SUNOL.
1UM
SAN LOKENZO, ALAMEDA CO., CAL.
ROHDE & CO. - - - - Proprietors.
Board and Lodging, $6 00 per -week.
Under twelve years, half price.
The Accommodations for Guests are Equal to any Hotel in the County,
takes only FORTY MINUTES to reach Oakland by rail.
J. L. SHIMAN,
DEALER IN
GJ-eneral
MERCHANDISE
SAN LORENZO, OAL.
SUMMIT.
(See Altamont.)
SUNOL.
A small village of about 200 population, beau-
tifully located in the foothills on the line of the
Central Pacific Railroad. It has good hotel
accommodations and the ordinary postal, ex-
press and telegraphic connections.
AGER MARK, postmaster,
warehouse and agent C. P.
R. E. and Wells, Fargo &
Co., 163 acres
Alexander Manuel, farmer
Amado Jesus, laborer
Arbias Juan, farmer, 160 acres
Arnett Charles W., laborer
Bachelder Thomas F., lawyer,
2108 acres
Baxley William T., farmer
Bennett James, farmer
Bennett James A., laborer
Bennett Jeremiah, capitalist
Bernal Ezequiel, farmer
Bernard Prosper, farmer
Bespo Jo R., farmer
Bille Bernard, stockraiser
Bradley M. J. Mrs., farmer, 30
acres
Bouchard H., farmer
Buttner Elizabeth Mrs., board-
ing, 38 acres
BUTTNER G. W., blacksmith
and wagonmaker
Campbell Robert J., laborer
Cann Frank K., farmer
Cardwell Jonathan, laborer
Catano F. F., farmer
Cedar bloom John S., black-
smith, 10 acres
Chaix Brothers, sheepraisers,
465 acres
Clary Abram E., farmer
Clary M., laborer
Cottrell Thomas, farmer
Crane Harry H., stockraiser
Dassell John, farmer
Dassell Otto
Day William, farmer
Deal Benjamin F., clerk C. P.
R. R.
De Fraga Francisco G., farmer
Delmue Carlo (Delmue <fe Mo-
nighetti)
Delmue & Monighetti (Carlo
Delmue and Federico Monig-
hetti) dairyman, 1613 acres
Devine Thomas, farmer
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of IRON IPIDPE.
309, :t 1 1 , :t 13, 313 aud 317 Market St., S. 1A
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to %*3u$g?SS&t £?£
ALAMEDA COUNTY SUNOL.
897
Doherty Edward, farmer, 130
acres
Donahue John J., farmer
Donahue Patrick, farmer, 157
acres
Doherty Charles F., blacksmith
Dougherty Edward, farmer
Dougherty Edward J., farmer
Duerr Charles, surveyor
Dwyer Michael, laborer
Ellis Capen, plumber
Ellis H. H. (Ellis & Sanborn)
610 acres
Ellis Phil, telegraph operator
Ellis Philip A., clerk with Ellis
& Sanborn
Ellis & Sanborn (H. H. Ellis
and William H. Sanborn)
general merchandise and lum-
ber
Elems George, farmer
Foster Jose
Frakes Lewis S., stockraiser
French Henry L., teacher
Finch George E., farmer
Gallego Anselmo, farmer, 160
acres
Gallego Francisco, stockraiser
Gardener George I., laborer
Geary Patrick, farmer, 320 acres
Golardo Manuel
Hacheman John, farmer
Hadsell Charles, farmer, 2685
acres
Hendricks John F., farmer, 320
acres
Hendrickson Samuel D., farmer
Hitchcock Erastus K., teacher
Higuera Ynasio, laborer
Jones John H., farmer
Jones Theophilus G., laborer
Johnson Joseph A., farmer
Kane Alexander, farmer, 60
acres
Kasson Burton, farmer
Kelley Michael
King Francis, farmer, 229 acres
Klinger B. H., farmer, 91 acres
Kohler Frank, dentist, 185 acres
Koller John, farmer
Kriesmaeir Leopold, harness-
maker
Leonardo A. M., farmer
Lemon John A., laborer
Lewis Manuel S.
Lotz Frank, liquor saloon
Lotz Jacob, brewer
Lyden James, farmer, 160 acres
Lynn John
Madden John, farmer
Marciel M. V., farmer, 160
acres
Martin Jo
McDougall A. E., stockraiser
Mickle Frederick, farmer
Mickle Walter W., farmer
Miller John H., farmer
Minnehan Michael, farmer
Monighetti Federico (Delmue &
Monighetti)
Moore Augustus, farmer, 240
acres
Moran Barnett, farmer
Moritz Fred., painter
Morton F. B.
Murphy Charles, farmer
Nusbaumber Emil, farmer
Owen Owen W., veterinary sur-
geon
Palomares Frank N., farmer
Palomares Jose C, farmer
Peasland Joseph, bartender
with Ellis & Sanborn
Peck John W., farmer, 20 acres
Peterson Peter J., farmer, 160
acres
Preble Frank E., farmer, 10
acres
Preston Hiram P., clerk with
Ellis & Sanborn
Rogan Matthew R., farmer
Rose Joseph, farmer, 40 acres
Rottger John, sheepraiser
Rowley Henry D., saloonkeeper
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, M California St., S, F,
InHcnn PnwHpp ImnrnuoH the best for tree asb sir«p blast-
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ALAMEDA COUNTY-
;UX0L-WILS0X.
Sanborn William H. (Ellis k
Sanborn)
Sanchez Modesto
Sehroeder Jurgen
Scott Thomas Jr.
Scott Wintield (Yandervoort &
Scott)
Shaw Angus, laborer
Silva Manuel, fanner
Silva M. F., cattleraiser
Silver Frank, farmer
Souza C, farmer
Spellman Bartholomew, farmer
Spencer Warren, farmer
Springer John, farmer
Sprowl Frederick S., carpenter
Story George, agent
Stuart Frederick W., laborer
Sunol Jose N., farmer, 453
acres
Sutro Edward, cook
Theissen John, farmer
Thomas A., fanner, 364 acres
Thompson Edward B.; farmer
Trimmingham George, farmer
Trimmingham James, farmer
Trumbas Juan S.
Yandervoort Alviah C, farmer
Yandervoort G.J. (Yandervoort
& Scott )
Yandervoort & Scott (G. J.
Yandervoort and Wintield
Scott) general merchandise
Yiera Joaquin, cattleraiser
Wagner Carl C, gardener
Welch B. L., stockraiser, 1912
acres
Welch Bobert M., farmer
Whitlock Eugene, farmer, SO
acres
Wilson George, watchman
Wright Richard, laborer
TOWNSEND.
(See Livermore.)
UNION.
(See San Leandro.)
VALLEOITOS.
(See Sunol.)
VALLEJO MILLS.
(See Niles.)
VISTA.
(See Livermore.)
WAEM SPRINGS.
(See Harrisburg.)
WASHINGT'N CORNERS
(See Irving.)
WASHINGTON TOWN-
SHIP.
(See Irving.)
WILSON.
(See Livermore.)
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St.. S. F.
ST. DAVID'S.
"15 nnWARD ST., npar Third. San Francisco. Price,
per night, 50 cts, 75 cts and $1 ; per week from ^ upwards.
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES
OF
_A_ T_. -A_ UVE IE JZ> .A.
Banks.
First National Bank of Ala-
meda, Conrad Leise presi-
dent, NW cor Bank and Park
Boots and Shoes.
Durein John, 1505 Park
| Hayes J. W., 1115 Park
Butchers and Markets.
Eggers J. H., Eclipse Market,
1429 Park
Druggists.
Elbe C. B., 1508 Park
Fancy Goods, Stationery
" and Varieties.
Glennon J. F., Horseshoe Ba-
zaar, 1419 Park
Furniture.
DeNise J. H., 1513 Park
Grocers— Retail.
Dean Peter A., cor Central av
and Park
Insurance Agents.
Gilbert A. C. & Co.,2 Park How
Robinson Henry, 1519 Park
Jewelers.
Muth J. P., 1405 Park
Liquors — Retail.
Dittmar Charles, 1511 Park
Painters — House, Sign and
Fresco.
Kanzler R., 1626* Park
Photographers.
Graybiel Ed-win, Santa Clara
av bet Park and Everett
Real Estate Agents.
Gilbert A. C. & Co., 2 Park Bow
Robinson Henry, 1519 Park
Smith Thomas A., XW cor
Park and Railroad av
Tailors.
Humphreys John, Park, opp
First National Bank
Teas.
Crystal Palace Tea Co., W. B.
Drake proprietor, TV s Park
bet Encinal and Alameda avs
Water Works.
Artesian Water Works, Dell
Linderman superintendent,
E s Park bet Central and
Santa Clara avs
EDWIN GRAYBIEL,
Two doors from Post Office, ALAMEDA, CAL.
JAMES L. KING. 308 California St„ S. F
Trade Marks and Passports pro-
i cured. Depositions taken.
westiake stove Co., 294s?MiJ.sl- Importers oflroii Pipb and FittiMs.
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES
OF
O A. IK1 I_. j^. 1ST ID
Agents — Red Clover.
Gray E. G. C., 1470 Thirteenth
Architect.
Mau Charles, 957 Broadway,
room 26
Attorneys at Law.
Colvin Charles L., 859 Broad-
way
Lewis George W., 921 Broad-
way
Poston J. M., 921 Broadway
Redman R. A., 921 Broadway
Vrooman Henry, 957 Broadway
Bakeries.
Jaenicke C, American Bakery,
815 Broadway
Longe M., French Bakery, 617
Broadway
Barbers.
Chanaron H., 474 Eighth
Ludwig William, 353 Seventh
Rose J. M., 867 Broadway
Beer Bottler.
Braun Henry, 406 Ninth
Boarding and Lodging.
Bogart S. E. Mrs., 460 Sixth
Capital Hotel, Geo. T. Lafleche,
552 Broadway
Newhall, The, J. H. Cross, 462
Ninth
Overland House, John P.
Walsh, cor First and Broad-
way
Stevens Daniel T., SW cor
Second and Broadway
Sullivan's Hotel, M. Sullivan,
cor Second and Washington
Boots and Shoes.
Lippmann A., 903 and 905
Broadway
Senram F., 1005 Broadway
Boot and Shoemaker.
Henninger F., 1309 San Pablo
av
Brewery.
Oakland Brewery, Kramm &
Dieves, cor Telegraph av and
Durant
Business College.
Speneerian Business College, D.
C. Taylor proprietor, 1069
Broadway
Butchers and Meat Mar-
kets.
Becker Frederick, San Fran-
cisco Market, 829 and 831
Broadway
Garner Henry, cor Ninth and
W'ebster
Samson Martin M., Eleventh nr
Washington
Sehaffer Louis, 828 Broadway
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IIROJSr-
809, 811,818, 815 and 817 3iarUHSi.,s. F.
W. D. LAWTON & CO., ^HfflSteSWKSWStt? 608 Market St., S.F.
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES OF OAKLAND.
901
Cabinet Maker.
Wemmer John, 368 Ninth
Carpenters and Builders.
Boynton G. W., 363 Thirteenth
Jordan M. S., 360 Twelfth
Wemmer John, 368 Ninth
Carpets.
Hook Elijah, 1108 and 1110
Broadway
Taylor Charles L., 1015 Broad-
way
Carpet Cleaner.
Robinson A., 519 Second
Carriage Manufacturer.
Frank Theodore, 1222 Broadway
Weymouth T. D., 370 Twelfth
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brown & Scott, SW cor Sev-
enth and Broadway
Conradi & Moss, 467 Seventh
Mayer L., 871 Broadway
Confectioners.
Laage W. J. F., Swiss Confec-
tionery, 416 Twelfth
Bell Joseph J., 1231 'Broadway
Corsets and Underwear.
Magnes D., 917 Washington
Cotton Mills.
California Cotton Mills Co., J.
Y. Millar, superintendent,
Park St. Station, E Oakland
Dairy.
Vernon Park Dairy, Hub A.
Wood & Co., Vernon av nr
Pagoda Hill
Dentists.
Kriechbaum G. H.,854| Broad-
way
1003|
11081
Rabe John, 1055 Broadway
Schmidt G. L , 1113 Broadway
Thrailkill William O.
Broadway
Dressmaker.
Ellsworth L. Mrs.,
Broadway
Druggist.
Reilly Paul J., 847 Seventh
Dry Goods.
Lippmann A., 903 and 905
Broadway
Meyer S. C. & Co., 1157 Broad-
way
Taft & Pennoyer,1163 and 1165
Broadway
Engraver and Lithog-
rapher.
Elliott W. W., 921 Broadway
Fancy Goods.
Bennison & Liebmann, 1115
Broadway
Chinese Bazaar, 957 Washing-
ton
Lippmann A., 903 and 905
Broadway
Taft & Pennoyer,1163 and 1165
Broadway
Furniture.
Hoenisch A. & Co., 867 Wash-
ington
Hook Elijah, 1110 Broadway
Ryan & Mellor (new and second
hand) 1158 Broadway
Schellhaas H., 408 Eleventh
Schreiber Christ'n, 1062 Broad-
way
Taylor Charles L., 1015 Broad-
way
Flouring Mills.
Samm's Mills, Samm & Co.,
cor First and Clay
JAMES L. KING, •J?!rjZfi?T.SSS. Jil California St„ S, F,
Giant and Judson Powder and Gelatine.
B.4XI)SAXX, XIKLSKX «ft CO,
General Agents.
902
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES OF OAKLAND.
Florists.
Hutchison James, SE cor
Fourteenth and Washington
Schlotzhauer Brothers, 1101|
Broadway
Glass — Wholesale.
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 412
and 414 Twelfth
Groceries.
Baker Peter, 823 Broadway
Batchelder W. F., 1277 San
Pablo av
Bowen & Co., 400 Twelfth
Cushing John, NE cor Ninth
and Washington
Davis George A, J., 919 Wash-
ington, cor Ninth
Helmke & Brunje, cor Twenty-
first and Broadway
Miller R. W. & Co. (wholesale
and retail) 413 Twelfth
Phelan & Fish, 470-472 Eleventh
Guns.
Borgan Charles E., Oakland
Gun Store, 517 Seventh
Hardware.
Brown George S., 972 Broad-
way
Hatter.
Meyer George W., 869 Broad-
way
Hay and Grain.
Sagehorn Wilhelm, 471 Sixth
Horseslioer.
Gibbs W. T., 958 Franklin
Insurance Agent.
Troy John H., 457 Ninth
Insurance Companies.
Home Mutual Insurance Co.
(Alameda county Branch) H.
F. Gordon manager, 924
Broadway
Oakland Home Insurance Co.,
William P. Jones president,
W. F. Blood secretary, NW
cor Ninth and Washington
Laundry.
French Laundry, C Coin, 1228
Broadway
Liquors.
Begnami Louis, 572 Seventh
Faschian H, Germania Beer
Hall, 836 Webster
Fugel Hugo, Schlitz Milwaukee
Beer Depot, 468 Twelfth
Green Gardner, 702 Broadway
Grunewald Michael, Piedmont
Exchange, 858 Washington
Hansen Theodore D., 380 Tenth
Helmke & Brunje, cor Twenty-
first and Broadway
Inwall Harry, 461 Seventh
Macdonald Daniel, 853 Webster
Manuel Isidore, 1256 San Pablo
av
McFadden M., 802 Broadway
Nugent James, 879 Washington
Peters Peter, NE cor Sixth and
Broadway
Schmidt & Fieberling, 842
Broadway
Smith Patrick, SE cor Fifth and
Broadway
Sullivan J. C. &Co. (wholesale)
464 Twelfth
Sullivan James, 1251 Telegraph
av
Watson W. M. & Co. (whole-
sale) 474 Eleventh
Witt Andrew, 1226 Broadway
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES,
300. 311, 313, sin and at". Market Nl., S. P.
Durable Binding, Fine Printing at E. C. HUGHES'
SII S.tNSOMF. ST.
San li'.'iiicix'o.
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES OF OAKLAND.
903
Livery and Sale Stables.
Gates A., Thirteenth Street
Stables, 411 Thirteenth
Quimby D. J., Buckeye Stables,
1386 Broadway
Weider H. S., 1352 San Pablo av
Lodging's.
Bogart S. E. Mrs., 400 Sixth
Capital Hotel, Geo. T.Lafleche,
552 Broadway
Newhall, The, J. H. Cross, 462
Ninth
Overland House, John P.Walsh,
cor First and Broadway
Smith Rufus, 836 Broadway
Spray Mary Mrs., 404 Twelfth
Stevens Daniel T., SW cor
Second and Broadway
Sullivan's Hotel, M. Sullivan,
cor Second and Washington
Nurseries.
Lusk J. & Son, 472 Ninth
Painters.
Henderson Daniel D., 370
Twelfth
Tucker J. W. & Sons, 352 Thir-
teenth, cor Webster
Paints and Oils.
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 412 and
414 Twelfth
Paper— Manufacturer and
Dealer.
Oakland Paper Co., C. Carl &
Co., 403 Eighth
Photographer.
Burgess C. F., 911 Broadway
Physicians.
Dawson J. A., Central Block,
rooms 9 and 10,res 713 Eighth
Poulson P. W., 1055 Broadway
Roche F. E., 1207 Broadway
Woolsey E. H, 1104 Broadway
Pickle Works.
Contra Costa Pickle Works,
Jacob Krattiger & Co., 610
and 612 Broadway
Picture Frames and
Mouldings.
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 412 and
414 Twelfth
Plaster Decorations.
Kellett & McMurray, 470
Twelfth
Plumbers and Gasfitters.
Burtchaell & Crowley, 1208
Broadway
Scott George, 1249 Telegraph av
Real Estate.
Benedict, Capell & Co.. 457
Ninth
Dingee William J., 460 Eighth
Heron E. A., 422 Twelfth .
Restaurants— Oyster Sa-
loons.
Kosta Frank, 414 Fourteenth
Martin & Co., 1205 Broadway
Stationery.
Hardy W. B., 961 Broadway
Smith M. S. & Co., 1154 Broad-
way
Searchers of Records.
Lawrie & Schramm, NE cor
Fifth and Broadway
Mix Gustave L., SE cor Ninth
and Broadway
Seedsmen.
Hutchison James, SE cor
Fourteenth and Washington
Schlotzhauer Brothers, 1101 J
Washington
JAMES L KING, &
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
r every State and Territory,
California Si, S, P,
westlake stove co., "B&SJM&i/" Manufacturers of TINWARE.
904
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS HOUSES OF OAKLAND.
Sewing Machines.
Light Running Domestic Sew-
ing Machine, The, F. King
agent, 1152 Broadway
"Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine, E. Higham agent,
1103 Washington
Soda Water Works.
Taylor & Lohse, 1152 Franklin
Tailors.
Baab Charles, 970 Broadway
MeDonough A. T., 1164 Broad-
way
Reader Peter, 965 "Washington
Wagonmaker.
Haudbine J. C. B., 1312 San
Pablo av
Wall Paper.
Whittier Fuller & Co., 412 and
414 Twelfth
Watchmaker.
DeBell Joseph, 1439 San Pablo
av
Wines and Brandies — Na-
tive— Wholesale.
Sullivan J.C.& Co., 464 Twelfth
Watson W. M. & Co., 474
Eleventh
Wood and Coal.
JafFe L., SE cor Sixth and
Franklin
MeAvoy H. J., 970 Washington
VERNON PARK DAIRY
HUB. A. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, •
VERNON AVENUE, - - - near PAGODA HILL,
PURE MILK.
Children Cry For It. Families Prefer It.
Address 689 Twenty-fourth Street, Oakland.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO
importers of SHEET I IRON" -
, , ;{<»«.», lit l , :u:t, :ti3 and 317 market St., s». ft -
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